By ChristopherMay 30, 20143 comments

Grand Regulating and Zen Archery: Knowing the Bullseye

Greatest simplicity is the essence of the bullseye. If the vertical axis of the bullseye hammer is tipped in any direction, it complicates strike, energy transfer, and bounce (tone, power, and repetition - TPR). Taken in its simplest terms, vertical address and full fit at strike, at pitch, and in tune are symptoms of arriving in the bullseye.

By ChristopherApril 18, 20140 comments

Introducing Grandwork™: "Bowed-Plate Syndrome" as a Regulating Asset

Strike sliding directly over the hammer centers in the Grandwork™ Regulation Station makes custom boring grand hammers simple, easy, and very efficient. And custom boring unties an unfriendly knot of hard choices and unwished-for compromises that otherwise undermine energy and strength needed for the final laps of tuning and voicing.

Grand Regulating and Zen Archery: Knowing the Bullseye

Introducing Grandwork™: "Bowed-Plate Syndrome" as a Regulating Asset

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