See if someone at luthiersforum.com can help.
Both Progressive and Swissmar make quality mandolin slicers. You can find these online, but the reviews are all available at www.amazon.com from real buyers.
I see no reason not to use a mandolin slicer for any suitable food...bread, meat, cheese, etc. However, you may want to make sure your mandolin is dishwasher safe and wash it thoroughly if it has been used to cut raw meat (or have a separate one for meat).
That would make it a 1926, or possibly early 1927.
Your question was a little strangly worded but when plucking the strings, they vibrate and depending on the thickness of the strings, make a note
It would be extremely hard to make fingerings and strum at the same tame, but it might be possible
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There are four prime numbers under ten and two red suits. That would make eight. Each playing card has its number printed twice in opposite corners. That would make sixteen. I don't know if you want to count that or not.
Building a case requires a decision on your part, how you want the Mandolin to fit and how you want the case shaped, do you want it square or to mimic the shape of the Mandolin. It has to be strong yet light weight, do you want it in a wood finish, covered in leather, vinyl, etc. you can build it like a acoustic guitar body that forms to the Mandolin, the more exclusive wood/lumber shops have formable plywood that you can shape, (laminate 2 or 3 sheets together in a form jig to retain the shape you want) Here's a site that can help: * .
Your question was a little strangly worded but when plucking the strings, they vibrate and depending on the thickness of the strings, make a note
Printed in mints.
Yes, head gaskets typically have part numbers printed or stamped on them. These part numbers are used to identify the specific gasket for a particular engine make and model, ensuring compatibility and proper fit. If you need the part number, it's best to consult the manufacturer's specifications or check the packaging if available.
they made them out of paper and printed stuff on them