Hi
   I am a luthier from israel, what wood you want and dimensions  for the
   Lute
   Maybe I can help you, I make all by my self
   TNX
   Yaron Naor, master luthier

   On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 4:52 PM David Starbuck
   <[1]starb...@optonline.net> wrote:

     Hi John,
     It might be good if you told us what part of the US you live in.
     There may be someone local to you who can help out.
     -Dave
     > On February 18, 2020 at 8:39 AM [2]jhalu...@mail.cs.dartmouth.edu
     mailto:[3]jhalu...@mail.cs.dartmouth.edu wrote:
     >
     >
     >      Hello All,
     >      I'm recently new to this list after quite a few years away
     from it.
     >      I'm working through David Van Edwards' Baroque lute course.
     Mr. Van
     >      Edwards recommends a number of possible types of woods for
     neck blocks,
     >      I was hoping to get input from any builders on this list
     about suitable
     >      materials, especially those that might be readily available
     in the U.S.
     >      I am leaning towards using poplar or pine joined up from
     several
     >      smaller pieces, keeping the grain perpendicular to the length
     of the
     >      strings. I'm thinking that especially with the grain running
     across the
     >      width of this piece, the strength of the material is going to
     be very
     >      important to prevent the string tension from ripping it
     apart. So if I
     >      join this up from smaller pieces, I might consider
     re-enforcing it with
     >      dowels. Any recommendations on material would be greatly
     appreciated.
     >      Also, can anyone recommend any sources of instrument wood in
     the US?
     >      Specifically someone willing to slice up lute ribs? Many of
     the places
     >      that sell instrument woods sell mainly guitar sets, and are
     not willing
     >      to slice stock up for lute ribs, and I don't have the ability
     to resaw
     >      myself. My local hardwood supplier has gone out of business
     so even for
     >      things like neck block material I now have to locate a
     dealer.
     >      Thanks much,
     >      John
     >
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