Nineteen-year Guild member Dave Maize began making guitars in 1975. For the last six years he has built acoustic bass guitars. He sells instrument wood and enjoys playing music and backpacking.
▪ bio current as of 1998
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Questions: Recycled/Reclaimed Wood
2000
AL#62 p.64 BRB6 p.11
Dave Maize
▪ Building demolition, street trees, blowdowns, flooding, and naturally killed trees as sources for recycled/reclaimed woods.
It Worked for Me: Innertubes as Bands
1998
AL#53 p.50 BRB5 p.504
Dave Maize
▪ Using innertubes to bundle stickered backs and sides is not a great idea.
It Worked for Me: Gww Case Company
1997
AL#51 p.53
Dave Maize
▪ The GWW Case Company takes around 8 weeks to deliver a prototype or an order of cases, is very businesslike and easy to work with.
It Worked for Me: Four Tool Ideas
1997
AL#50 p.59 BRB5 p.490
Dave Maize
▪ Four tool ideas; a small battery powered gooseneck lamp for a router, Bernard’s pliers for removing snug fitting bridge saddles, bamboo shish kebab skewers for glue spreading, and a scraper to clear glue along guitar braces.
Review: Building a Herringbone-style Acoustic Guitar by Don MacRostie and Dan Erlewine
1993
AL#33 p.57 BRB3 p.471 read this article
Dave Maize
▪ Videos begin to get their due in the review department. The reviewer decides this tape is a valuable aid for the first-time builder.