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Early 1900's Style Flatback Mandolin Plan

Item Number 1303285

Regular price $20.00

Some of the most beautiful instruments came from the early 1900s. That is why we are excited to present to you the "Early 1900's Style Flatback Mandolin Plan". Of all of the mandolins that you could create, this is one of the most wonderful and legendary. Creating your own instruments is both rewarding and fun, and this mandolin construction plan is easy to follow. It has full scale drawings and sizings to make it easy too! Get your mandolin building plan today.

This plan is a physical product, printed on paper. It is not currently available as a PDF or download.

Customer Reviews

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Kelley Tyler
Violin plans

I’ve not started building yet but the plans look sufficient.

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Eric Amundson
Dreadnought Plan

It is a little premature to review dreadnought plans. I have some Cocobolo and killer soundboard wood sized for a dreadnought These plans look pretty spot on from what I've used via Stewmac's herringbone plans (basically same plans), but are $11 less expensive. I just need the bracing layout as a starting point. I have good side bending forms and the molds for a dreadnought. I will vary bridge, brace shape/scallop, headstock shape, etc. I will go with a Martin scale neck/fingerboard fret slotting. I have some other guitars in progress and haven't got to this guitar yet. It's been a while since I've built a dreadnought styled guitar.

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Mr. Mann
It's ok

Not quite for me. Not considerable for actually building a violin to specifics, but it does have measurements. Great for a conversation piece or enthusiast to frame and hang in your library. The notes can be vague and surely could have included helpful information. If you're rebuilding after an apocalypse, it would get you in the ball park, but much like a dinosaur, there's just information missing from know exactly what is what.

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Timothy Kelly (bigtim-4740)

Traditional Hourglass Style Mountain Dulcimer Plan

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John Emary
Plans supplied

The plans I received are helping me finish my hand made Dulcimer. Ty!