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Irish folk harp

comments (3) January 10th, 2009 in Reader's Gallery

harpmakerGA harpmakerGA, member
thumbs up 9 users recommend

34 string folk harp - CLICK TO ENLARGE

34 string folk harp


34 string folk harp

Soundbox, pillar and neck made of black cherry, soundboard made of sitka spruce

Finished with shellac and 8 coats violin varnish


Design or Plan used: Cambria Harps
posted in: Reader's Gallery, cherry, shellac, musical instrument, varnish, sitka spruce


Comments (3)

harpmakerGA harpmakerGA writes: Hi, Jemmy!, sorry for the delay in writing. I don't have rights to the plan, as I bought the plans as part of a kit. The kit contained the hardware and full scale plans; I bought and cut all the wood.
I can't recommend the plan due to the fact the soundboard has separated from the soundbox since I took the photo. The soundboard has to be mechanically fastened to the soundbox to counter the large amount of force created by the strings.

I plan to design my own folk harp this year. Thanks for the compliment!
Posted: 10:37 am on March 12th

harpmakerGA harpmakerGA writes: Hi, Jemmy!, sorry for the delay in writing. I don't have rights to the plan, as I bought the plans as part of a kit. The kit contained the hardware and full scale plans; I bought and cut all the wood.
I can't recommend the plan due to the fact the soundboard has separated from the soundbox since I took the photo. The soundboard has to be mechanically fastened to the soundbox to counter the large amount of force created by the strings.

I plan to design my own folk harp this year. Thanks for the compliment!
Posted: 10:37 am on March 12th

jemmy jemmy writes: Hi Chris, What a lovely HARP, Is there any chance you would/will email me the plans to make that HARP because I personally think it is the nicest HARP that I have seen and I have seen and played alot of HARP'S I play the HARP also by-the-way. Now if this is possible I THANK YOU VERY MUCH. Thank you, JEMMY.
Posted: 4:04 pm on February 11th

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