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    Default Re: a great resource for mando builders

    Maybe our friend Kerry Krishna could help with the block arrangements for Kays. I'd be happy to draw it up if you like.
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    Default Re: a great resource for mando builders

    Hans Brentrup uses an interesting form illustrated on this thread.

    The blocks screwed to the well worn mold. Rather than use an outside mold for building, I have always used violin style inside molds for my mandolins. Works better in my opinion.
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    Cool Jim. I must have missed that thread.
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    Just wondering, if you do use an inside mold, how do you glue in the kerfing later? Do you then move it to an outside mold? It would seem logical. I assume (perhaps incorrectly) that you would not glue on a top (or bottom) on an inside mold. I am currently building both inside and outside. Would love to hear more about it.

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