Here it is - http://vielleroue.free.fr/

On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 4:12 AM, Augusto de Ornellas Abreu <
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> Pignol's books are amazing
>
> I got to peruse them while staying at the Dorries' and they are
> fascinating.
>
> If I ever wanted to build myself a gurdy, I would use Pignol's absurdly
> detailed plans, do doubt about that.
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 3:56 AM, Scott Gayman <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> There is a book set that has a full set of plans, full descriptions of
>> bridge placement, wood use and grain direction, etc. The drawback is that
>> it is in French. However, I have found that it is fairly easy to interpret.
>> The book set is called La Vielle a Roue by Michael Pignol and is about $75.
>> Full sized plans are included.
>>
>> http://www.michelpignol.com/
>> There is a free website relating to the book at
>> http://vielleroue.free.fr/
>>
>> Scott
>>
>>
>> Bruce Nally &lt;[email protected]&gt; wrote:
>>
>> Hi All
>> I think a good free plan for a beginner with just a few tools would also
>> be on the Graeme McCormack's web site "antiquated strings".  and that would
>> be "The Sinfonye" I built a few from his very detailed plans and they are
>> very nice and I find with good volume.  Early Hurdy Gurdies were built with
>> handtools and the help of other craftsman like a blacksmith so I think it
>> still could be done the same way.  I do think Michael Mcmillan on his blog
>> "a huyrdy Gurdy Odyssey" is buiding a very beautiful kit with very few
>> tools and borrowing tools from friends. you learn to make do.  I have a
>> very well equipped shop but the last instrument I constructed is a
>> Nyckelharpa  it is like a very detailed Hurdy Gurdy that is played with a
>> bow. and they are largely built in Sweden with only a carvers knife.
>>
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