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They are fiercely proud of their inability to cut within 10 degrees of a right angle. Without a full workshop, one needs to somehow cajole one's way past this bottleneck.
For example, smart cabinet makers may be happy to clean up such boards for a pittance as a courtesy; I referred thousands of dollars of cabinet business to one after I was impressed with their workmanship. Alternatively, some internet sources cater exactly to this need, and sell hardwood cut to order. This is the easiest way to go. However, a good craftsman can turn rough stock into finished boards using only hand tools; if one has an enduring taste for hardwood, this could be worth learning.
Wood strength There are some rules of thumb that inform the design of bookshelves, tables and such, that are equally relevant to building a Chitarra. The weight of books on a bookshelf presents a similar problem to the pull of the music wires on the ends of a Chitarra. For a given load, a shelf will sag proportionately to the cube of the distance between shelf supports, so doubling the distance between supports will increase the sag by a factor of eight.
However, for bookshelves and Chitarras alike, the total load also increases proportionately, yielding a factor of sixteen. Making the shelves deeper increases their strength proportionately, but making the shelves thicker increases their strength by a similar cube law: Doubling shelf thickness makes them eight times as strong. This is why the classic apron design for a wooden table is so effective, and why steel I-beams are an efficient use of materials.
To scale a design that is already at its limits, e. There's a reason that pianos are so solidly built. Bowing Rockler. A Chitarra with an 8" wide cutting area consisting of 64 strings each under 20 pounds of tension is the same problem as a shelf slightly over 8" wide bearing a uniform load of 1, pounds. Increasing the thickness of the ends to 1" decreases the computed sag to 0.
In designing a Chitarra, bowing of the frame is always a significant concern. Splitting Wood consists of strong fibers, held together weakly; this is why wood splits. Our Chitarra strings are attempting to lift apart the wood fibers, as if the ends were stacks of pancakes.
For this reason it is more important to divide the zither pins and wire holes into many rows, than to maximize the distance between them. Wood's vulnerability to splitting is measured by its Tensile Strength Perpendicular to Grain , as defined in Wood handbook - Wood as an engineering material : " Resistance of wood to forces acting across the grain that tend to split a member.
However, just as a screw in too tight a hole will split the wood, the zither pins themselves are exerting pressure that should come out of this budget. Spacing the zither pins every inch leaves 0. The wire will break well before this point; splitting need not be a significant concern.
Hardwood Information Center gives specific gravities for hardwoods, Wood Screw Size Chart translates screw numbers into shank and root diameters, and Drill Size Chart gives drill bit diameters.
Above a penetration-to-diameter ratio of about , the screw may break first. Soaping a screw has little effect on withdrawal resistance, but eases insertion and protects the screw from fatigue.
To work an example, cherry is again somewhat weaker than hard maple or walnut, with a specific gravity of 0. A 2 inch 8 wood screw has a shank diameter of 0. The formula yields a withdrawal load of pounds per screw; adjusting for sheet metal screws and end grain predicts a withdrawal load of pounds per screw. The effect of leverage in our design amplifies these load capacities, because the bottom screws are much further from the fulcrum than the music wire which generates the load: Three pairs of screws, spaced 1, 3, and 5 times as far from the fulcrum as the music wire, can in principle withstand a tension of nearly 12, pounds.
Again, something else will break first; screw strength need not be a significant concern. Dovetail strength See Dovetail Test Results to see how dovetail joints fail under strain testing, glued and unglued. In short, long-grain to long-grain glue surfaces are stronger than wood, and glued wood joints fail by shearing apart. Wood's vulnerability to shearing is measured by its Shear Strength Parallel to Grain , as defined in Wood handbook - Wood as an engineering material : " Ability to resist internal slipping of one part upon another along the grain.
With 0. The tails and pins are unlikely to pull or tear out unless they are very small; wood's Tensile Strength Parallel to Grain is conservatively estimated by its Modulus of Rupture , which is 12, pounds force per square inch for cherry.
Thus, box joints are actually somewhat stronger than dovetail joints; box joints fail when the glue itself shears. Again, the effect of leverage in our design amplifies these load capacities; with a balanced design, the strength of a dovetail joint need not be a significant concern. Wire gauge Music wire is sold by its own gauge scale; smaller numbers are thinner.
Wire is cheaper in bulk, even for a single Chitarra, and varies in composition and quality; buy the best available but at a good price.
Take care not to let the coil unspin and tangle. Wire strength The length and strength columns are representative values, taken from Precision Brand Wire ; the remaining columns depend on these values. Tension is given for a frequency of A and a string that is 16" in length; see Metronome Online for an A tuner.
These tension values are proportional to the weight of a given length of wire, and best convey the "feel" of each gauge. In practice, wire breaks at smaller loads if it has been fatigued from bending. The constant is an approximation that handles metric conversions and the acceleration of gravity. These formulas can also be confirmed by experiment: I provided tension for a Chitarra string by attaching one end to a known weight.
My 5 wire of unknown brand yielded a pitch of cps; the above formulas and the specs for Precision Brand Wire predicted a pitch of cps. Rules of thumb These formulas can be understood in terms of various rules of thumb: For a given tension, halving the length doubles the pitch raises it one octave ; this is how guitar frets work. For a given length, one doubles the pitch by quadrupling the tension. Individual 16" strings break within an octave above A , pretty much independent of their gauge; the higher gauges are under higher tension when they break.
If all wires are tightened together, the wooden frame will probably break first. Clearly, it is safest tuning a Chitarra well below A ; tuning down an octave divides the tension by four. On the other hand, the tone quality makes it tempting to tune to A or so. One needs to be aware of the forces involved, and of how close the strings are to failure. The dilemma For any of these gauges, wetter or thicker pasta will tend to hang between the strings until freed with a slap of the palm of a hand.
Drier or thinner pasta falls through more readily, but more dramatically so with thinner or tighter wires. This is the dilemma: thin and tight will break the wires, while thick and high-pitched will break the frame. The choice of gauge is partly a function of one's stringing finesse, which my design attempts to support. I started with 5 after my first supplier dissuaded me from using 3.
I then bought 6 in bulk, which works but is unnecessarily heavy, and doesn't cut as well as 5. I'm waiting for bulk 3 and 4 to arrive, for further experiments.
Wire holes The wire stitching through the wire holes in back is under tension, and begins to cut across the grain of the wood, more noticeably in softer woods. As this process evolves, the radius of turning increases until it stabilizes at a point where the wire can no longer cut the wood; the force of the wire tension is too far out of focus. I find that this is elegant, adding a " let it go, it's ok " philosophical detail to the design.
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