All,

Just to add some more candy, why don't you have a look at the blog
'Naissance d'une vielle' (Birth of a HG) written bij Ruprecht Niepold,
about the creation of a lute back by an amateur builder from Belgium.
http://www.sons-et-couleurs.eu/vielfrna.htm

It's not the 'traditional' approach, but it gives you an idea.
It's in French (or Dutch) but Google Translate will bring you a long way
when trying to decipher the descriptions and the discussions added to it.

Cheers
Pieter


On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 5:21 AM, Norm Sohl <[email protected]> wrote:

> On another tangent, Tim mentions building the Jiri from scratch, and I
> wanted to suggest that he (and any amateur thinking about a luteback)
> consider ordering a copy of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum's Lasnier
> luteback plan, MIN52.
>
> http://forschung.gnm.de/ressourcen/musikinstrumente/service/gnm_tz_roentgen.
> pdf has more information and ordering info. Personally, I found it 27
> euros
> well spent.  It requires a little work to muddle through the German if you
> don't already speak the language, but not that difficult, and the rewards
> are worth it, at least in my opinion.  That way you would invest your time
> building forms and tools for a more traditional looking instrument.  Of
> course, if you have fallen in love with the Jiri, I say just go for it!
> --Norm
>
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