Dulcimer Making Using A Solera
Jun 3rd, 2009 by Doug Berch
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Wow. That just is confusing to me, and I also work in 3 dimensions every day. I guess my hands and wood never were able to see eye to eye (bad metaphor). Dad made me do wood projects as a kid but it never clicked for me (as it did for my brother).
However, I can talk for a long time on the strengths/weaknesses of certain heel structures on socks, and whether they work as well top down as toe up or vice versa. Toes require a second conversation…
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