At 03:31 PM 7/2/2005 +0930, you wrote: >When I first started tuning (1960) all the wedges were made out of a hard >wood of some sort. An old tuner gave me a wedge made out of Rose wood >which I keep, but not use, being a relic of the past. It seems that mine are of different, harder material. They date from 1978. They seem unchanged in dimension and durability from when I first bought them, except that they are a little darker and more gray, instead of cream colored. The rosewood one sounds like fun. Maybe I could make a couple out of my favorite wood, Pacific Yew. It's pretty tough, and sands as smooth as satinwood. Susan
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