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I really like the set of cauls John offered us, and wanted a way to both store them, and have them in order so that I could grab the right one when needed. So, I made up this little thing, and figured others here may want to make one up for themselves. Beats having them loose in a box!


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cool idea.


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Very nice!

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Nice indeed Mario!



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Nice idea Mario. I just received mine today and immediately made a box to safely store them. The attached pic is a piece of Baltic ply kerfed on a table saw. This fits nicely in a Waverly tuner box.



Great job on the cauls, John!

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I just took a scrap piece of 2 x 8 pine lumber, cut off a chunk roughly square, and drilled a bunch of holes in the face with a spade bit on the drill press. The cauls stand up on end in the holes. They are in several rows, but still in order. Works for me.

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Thanks Mario .. I was looking for an idea to get mine organized, and that certainly fits the bill ... easy too !!!! I think I have a chunk of braz just for it.

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Phew -- I was worried you were going to say you have a chunk of KOA just right for the job


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You know you have to much BRW when....


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Hey yeah, I forgot about that - I DO have a nice piece of koa for a holder dont I !!! In fact I could make about 20 and sell them . How many you want AZ ???

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I'm glad you guys are enjoying the caul inserts. Once the caul/holder is finished (hopefully tomorrow), I'll be coming out with a case of my own that houses all of the caul inserts, the caul/holder, and the allen wrench for the set screws (yes, plural).


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