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PostPosted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 8:32 am 
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I am about to embark on my first guitar building project(I have chosen a “serviced kit” from ILM, based on the Martin D-28, to learn from.) and I am starting to build my jigs and fixtures for it. Two of which will be the sanding dishes. Does anyone know what the top and bottom radii are for the Martin D-28?


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First name: Don
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The top is 28' and the bottom is 20'.

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Thank you!


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Yep Martin backs are a bit on the flat side. Till this May I built to Martin spec's on OOO,OM and dreads, but now I use 18' radius on Dereads, 15' on OOO and OM's


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Welcome to the OLF Howard!
Starting with a Kit is a great idea - My first was a D-18 kit, it allows you to seriously get your feet wet and end up with a pretty nice guitar when your done. If your like most (and I'm guessing you are) You'll be ordering wood for #2 before #1 is half done

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