Twenty-four-year Guild member Fabio Ragghianti commutes occasionally from Tuscany to visit our convention or teach lutherie. He builds primarily classical and steel string guitars.
▪ bio current as of 2013
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It Worked for Me: Clipped String is Good Superglue Snout Cleaner
2019
AL#138 p.63
Fabio Ragghianti
▪ A guitar string scrap is the perfect cleaner for a superglue snout.
Let’s Catch Up With Fabio Ragghianti
2013
AL#114 p.38
Brian Yarosh Fabio Ragghianti
▪ An update on Fabio Ragghianti’s activities since his Meet the Maker article in AL#61; most notably his travels in Vietnam.
It Worked for Me: Rosewood Clogging Sandpaper Belts
2008
AL#94 p.67
Fabio Ragghianti
▪ Cleaning clogged sandpaper belts for continued use.
Fabio’s Fabulously Simple Neck Joint
2006
AL#87 p.50
Fabio Ragghianti
▪ The author’s joint uses a simple spline. Steel-string guys may be skeptical but Ragghianti says it works fine on his archtops, too. With 9 photos.
Meet the Maker: Fabio Ragghianti
2000
AL#61 p.40 BRB6 p.28
Harry Fleishman Fabio Ragghianti
▪ Ragghianti is an Italian luthier. It’s interesting that luthiers from around the world seem to think of their instruments in the same terms. This easily allows them to immediately find a common ground regardless of their cultural background or language. Ragghianti came to America, then Fleishman went to Italy. The terrain didn’t seem to make a lot of difference. With 3 photos.
It Worked for Me: Universal Instrument Holder
1991
AL#28 p.59 BRB3 p.482
Fabio Ragghianti
▪ Universal instrument holder using a Klemsia clamp.