On Jan 11, 2007, at 7:05, Leonard Bazar wrote:
Looking at the samples on Joyce's website, I was fascinated by the corner of the old sample, where an area of point ground went round the corner, without the usual glitches, which do show a little on the modern pieces. How was this achieved??? Or is it just the angle of the ground making them less noticable?
The angle -- more regular than in most Buckspieces I've seen -- does help. The rest is in adding and removing pairs for the corner, "just so". If you take a closer look at the Knipling 3 cover, you can see better where those pairs are added and taken out. The ground hole gets to be either slightly smaller or slightly larger than normal, but not glaringly so.
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