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How the Ordering Process Works...
Once you have decided on buying a custom piece, you need to have a general idea of how
you want it to look, what function it will serve, and how much money you are willing to spend.
No matter how elaborate the idea, it can be built, but it will cost more money. If money is
an issue, a basic design is best. This does not mean sacrificing the look you want or the
function, your design will be unique and built to last.
When you have a general idea on these aspects, email or call us to get the process started.
We will come to your home or office to accurately measure the area the piece will be placed.
After,we will design your project for free with style, function and price in mind. We will work
one on one with you to develop the piece that you have always wanted and/or really need.
After deciding on a design, the color is one of the most important parts of making sure the
piece fits into the decor of your home or office. We will stain the piece any color that is
available from a name brand company. These colors can be found at any hardware store or
home center. Or we can make a custom color to match any existing furniture. All we need
to do this is a piece of that furniture to create a custom color for you. As well as being
satined, all the pieces we build are finished with two coats of clear or satin polyurethane
Once all these details have been decided we will return to your home or office for one last
measurement to ensure accuracy. A formal estimate will be given to you with an estimated
date of completion. We will start the job when we receive a deposit for half of the total cost
of the project which can be paid with cash, check, or credit card. We accept credit cards
through this website using pay pal. This option is available on the menu bar on the top left
side of this page.
The average lead time for a project is 3-4 weeks and is based on our calender and the size
of the project
Once you have decided on buying a custom piece, you need to have a general idea of how
you want it to look, what function it will serve, and how much money you are willing to spend.
No matter how elaborate the idea, it can be built, but it will cost more money. If money is
an issue, a basic design is best. This does not mean sacrificing the look you want or the
function, your design will be unique and built to last.
When you have a general idea on these aspects, email or call us to get the process started.
We will come to your home or office to accurately measure the area the piece will be placed.
After,we will design your project for free with style, function and price in mind. We will work
one on one with you to develop the piece that you have always wanted and/or really need.
After deciding on a design, the color is one of the most important parts of making sure the
piece fits into the decor of your home or office. We will stain the piece any color that is
available from a name brand company. These colors can be found at any hardware store or
home center. Or we can make a custom color to match any existing furniture. All we need
to do this is a piece of that furniture to create a custom color for you. As well as being
satined, all the pieces we build are finished with two coats of clear or satin polyurethane
Once all these details have been decided we will return to your home or office for one last
measurement to ensure accuracy. A formal estimate will be given to you with an estimated
date of completion. We will start the job when we receive a deposit for half of the total cost
of the project which can be paid with cash, check, or credit card. We accept credit cards
through this website using pay pal. This option is available on the menu bar on the top left
side of this page.
The average lead time for a project is 3-4 weeks and is based on our calender and the size
of the project
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We Now Manufacture....
The McNally Strumstick®
The McNally Strumstick®
Bob McNally designed the Strumstick for people who don't
play any kind of musical instrument, although guitar players
and other musicians love it, too. There are no wrong notes;
there are just the notes of a simple major scale. ANYTHING
YOU PLAY ON IT SOUNDS GOOD! Since there are no wrong
notes, you can have fun making sounds without worrying
about "getting it right." IT'S EASY! To begin, you squeeze the
first string with one finger, and strum all three strings with a
pick. Anywhere you hold the first string sounds good, and
the other two strings make a background chord
automatically.
play any kind of musical instrument, although guitar players
and other musicians love it, too. There are no wrong notes;
there are just the notes of a simple major scale. ANYTHING
YOU PLAY ON IT SOUNDS GOOD! Since there are no wrong
notes, you can have fun making sounds without worrying
about "getting it right." IT'S EASY! To begin, you squeeze the
first string with one finger, and strum all three strings with a
pick. Anywhere you hold the first string sounds good, and
the other two strings make a background chord
automatically.
