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rombsix -> I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 22 2018 3:00:30)

Check them out, friends. Olé!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/163038920257?ul_noapp=true

https://www.ebay.com/itm/163100293792?ul_noapp=true



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tele -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 22 2018 19:12:30)

Those look great!

As a tip, in my experience traditional cejilla with 1-2mm thick rubber instead of leather works best.



rombsix -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 22 2018 20:24:09)

What kind of rubber?



tele -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 22 2018 21:56:54)

Any relatively hard rubber will do, like on dunlop cejillas for example. I think they sell gasket rubber sheets in hardware store, that would work best.



JasonM -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 23 2018 23:10:04)

You make these?



rombsix -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 24 2018 1:03:47)

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You make these?


Indeed.



Leñador -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 24 2018 1:51:40)

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Indeed.

Oh you’re making these???? Awesome Ramz! I’ll pay good money for the smallest simplest thing you can make. The smaller and simpler the better.



rombsix -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 24 2018 2:37:36)

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I’ll pay good money for the smallest simplest thing you can make. The smaller and simpler the better.


The top row of the collage: middle, and right. Those are the simplest. [:)]



Leñador -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 24 2018 4:02:51)

Done! If you design something simpler and smaller let me know I’ll buy that too.[:D]



rombsix -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 24 2018 4:18:12)

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Done! If you design something simpler and smaller let me know I’ll buy that too.


Olé! [:D]



estebanana -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 25 2018 1:48:29)

Looks like dating a bow maker has been good for you. You learned a lot.



Leñador -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 30 2018 3:18:50)

These are great!



Ricardo -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jun. 30 2018 12:46:49)

Very nice.... except the peg is in the wrong spot, it has to be in the center [:D]



estebanana -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jul. 1 2018 4:16:08)

Len, that's your spruce guitar? It sounds good. Nice playing.



Dudnote -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jul. 1 2018 14:34:17)

These look great Ramzi! You could try making castanets next and selling them to the local dance students.

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ORIGINAL: Ricardo
Very nice.... wrong spot, it has to be in the center [:D]

Does a higher hole change anything regarding ease of access to chords in the 1st fret (I totally get Lenny's point about profile).

I've never had any issues with leather - not sure how rubber can be better.



Leñador -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jul. 1 2018 15:55:09)

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Len, that's your spruce guitar? It sounds good. Nice playing.

Thanks! Yeah it’s the spruce, I basically play whichever guitar has newer strings because I’m lazy lol they both need a string change right now though.

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Does a higher hole change anything regarding ease of access to chords in the 1st fret (I totally get Lenny's point about profile).

I know for sure I couldn’t grab that Bb chord if the peg was in the middle.



rombsix -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Jul. 3 2018 18:07:03)

Bottom row, middle image - SOLD.



rombsix -> RE: I am selling hand-made traditional cejillas! (Aug. 20 2018 4:36:10)

Two left - see links in first post.



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