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Courting Dulcimer Plan

Item Number 1310002

Regular price $20.00

If you have ever wondered how to build your own Courting (or Double) Style Dulcimer, then you need this building plan for the Courting Dulcimer. This full scale sized pattern shows you the exact dimensions and shapes for the fingerboard, soundboard (or top), braces, back, tail block, fingerboard, fret spacing, bridges, string spacing and so much more. Suggested wood types are given as well as alternate peg box patterns. This courting dulcimer plan tells you everything you need to know to build your own DIY dulcimer.
 
Please note: The various wood parts that we offer are appropriate for use with this courting dulcimer plan, but you may find that some dimensions don't match exactly. If you use the wood parts that we sell (the same parts we use in our own shop for building Folkcraft and FolkRoots dulcimers!) you may find it necessary to adjust this dulcimer plan to fit the wood perfectly. The intention of this dulcimer plan is to offer you a starting point and a set of guidelines for the instruments you will build. This plan is a physical product, printed on paper. It is not currently available as a PDF or download.

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Charles Bruno
Om plans

The plans are suggested by the SIMSCAL course/class I am currently in. They are well done, have everything you need to build your OM sized guitar

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Tom Danielson (dani5145416)
guitar plans

Just what I wanted to figure out how to properly do an OM guitar with a cutaway especially at the neck block. Thanks. Peace.

D
Dale Humphries
dimensions

Critical dimensions not given
1- Pin block angles
When looking at plan view
1-tuning pin location from frame
2-tuning pin spacing ie. G# to A
3-same with hitch pins
4-pin offset between the course strings

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Gary Sheetz
Build a dulcimer

Received the blueprint making a dulcimer and looking forward to this journey. Thanks

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Kelley Tyler
Violin plans

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