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Building my first favino. I was wondering if three braces, per my plans, will be sufficent on the back. I will be using solid walnut instead of laminated. at .090 thick, and the brace size specified, and center strip reinforcement, seems like I should be ok. .Any advice here would be welcome.
thanks
Jeff
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You should be ok!
@001dupont you might be better off looking for individual luthiers' email and asking directly. Pros don't frequent the forum much.
Thanks Buco.
I think Im on the right track.. I found another discussion in BYO, kinda verified my thoughts..
J