Where do you get the F5 mandolin Rim and block clamp set? can you buy the block and clamps somewhere. I have a F5 mandolin kit. with the top, bottom and the rims already assembled. Just need to a line the rim and glue it in place. Which that would help me to do .
@@tothepoint7258 thank you for your (late) answer ;). Actually I see no reason losen the blocks apart - ever. If I would have a repair-job which needs to remove the top, back or the neck I don´t want to worry about these joints. Usually I use Titebond 3 for parts I don´t want to come apart and/or need some extra time (longer assembly time then Original Titebond). For joints which might need to come aparte easier, like the neck joint (neck-reset) I use hide glue. When reglueing a Titebond joint you always have to remove at least a little of the wood to have a good bond because Titebond does not glue on (old) Titebond...
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How I wish this fixture was still available
Very nice work
What is the thickness of the sides?
Where do you get the F5 mandolin Rim and block clamp set? can you buy the block and clamps somewhere. I have a F5 mandolin kit. with the top, bottom and the rims already assembled. Just need to a line the rim and glue it in place. Which that would help me to do .
GOOD OK
roger,you have a blueprint for a 17 inch wide archtop guitar..?let me know.
why not using Titebond 2 or 3 for the rim section?
2 and 3 are water resistant. Original will come apart with heat and steam. Much harder with 2 and 3
@@tothepoint7258 thank you for your (late) answer ;). Actually I see no reason losen the blocks apart - ever. If I would have a repair-job which needs to remove the top, back or the neck I don´t want to worry about these joints. Usually I use Titebond 3 for parts I don´t want to come apart and/or need some extra time (longer assembly time then Original Titebond). For joints which might need to come aparte easier, like the neck joint (neck-reset) I use hide glue. When reglueing a Titebond joint you always have to remove at least a little of the wood to have a good bond because Titebond does not glue on (old) Titebond...