Dovetailed walnut cabinet

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tubesinside
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Re: Dovetailed walnut cabinet

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I use cage nuts (m6 rack nuts) mounted at the bottom of the chassis and 80mm countersunk Allen head bolts fitted with dress washers Looks good and very robust
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Re: Dovetailed walnut cabinet

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Sweet I love walnut
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Re: Dovetailed walnut cabinet

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Wow, That is excellent. Very nice. "Walnut - its not just for furniture you know."

On ReRanch one of the guys scratch built a walnut SG. Beautiful w/gold hardware.
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Re: Dovetailed walnut cabinet

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statorvane wrote:Wow, That is excellent. Very nice. "Walnut - its not just for furniture you know."
One of the best acoustics I ever played was a flamed (black?) walnut D. I don't recall the maker, it was some 10 years ago in a shop out in Seattle, Ballard, maybe a Thompson. If I had the scratch I would have bought it on the spot, and I'm a bluegrass guy and not very adventurous or impulsive when it comes to acoustics. Looked silly beautiful too.

Very pretty BTW. I wish I had some way to work wood :(
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