See the video below for a possible future of do-it-yourself mpc manufacture:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=39VJP671LDY
also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0m1cVqNsRA&NR=1
and there are other whizbang videos here.
David Goldberg
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I wonder if he tried mesquite wood. I've seen it used in oil refinery
labs and the stuff seems almost indestructible.
On 5/30/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ward Fearn made and patented wooden mouthpieces back in the 50's-60's. The
> basis of his patent was that they changed
I think it was flaxseed oil with some special treatment, but don't
know the details. It was discussed on the Italian Horn Forum at
www.forumdelcorno.com
Daniel
Was the oil extra virgin?
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What I can tell you is that Enrico did use this ebony mouthpiece as
his main m
Was the oil extra virgin?
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KB wrote:
>...His problem was that they would soak up moisture, dry
>out
As I will be on sabbatical next year, and since I make my own pasta, I
will accept Kendall's challenge. I think I will start with the
Lawsuono, in honor of our dear mutual friend.
The use of shells by the Italian army gave new meaning to "Praise the
Lord and pasta ammunition".
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