WASHINGTON: Seattle WA Area - Oberloh

[davewerden]

I saw a good story about their work on a Facebook friend's post, and a couple photos from their own FB page were impressive (not so much with the website!).

http://www.oberloh.com/sales/sales.htm

Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/Oberloh-Woo...0838618979971/

[highpitch]

Dan does the best brass work I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot of 'restored' horns.

Having two that he did makes me feel very special indeed.

Dennis

[RickF]

Oh yeah! Dan does fabulous work. Just look at some of these completed projects:
http://www.oberloh.com/gallery/Complete.htm

[davewerden]

Oh yeah! Dan does fabulous work. Just look at some of these completed projects:
http://www.oberloh.com/gallery/Complete.htm

Wow! Nice stuff there, but I was amazed by the right-hand to left-hand conversion of a King euph!! At first I thought the photo was reversed on the web page.

[Davidus1]

I've heard nothing but great things about his work. Glad there are skilled artisans still practicing the craft!

[bbocaner]

one of the best, for sure. I've heard tales of very long waiting times for projects to get started, unfortunately.

[highpitch]

None of the good guys are fast...none.

None of the good guys are cheap...none.

Dennis

[iiipopes]

The classic sign above every craftsman's door:
"Good...Cheap...Quick: you can have any two of the three: good and cheap won't be quick; good and quick won't be cheap; cheap and quick won't be good."

[John the Theologian]

My post about Merlin Grady was recategorized as a new topic-- no problem about that.

Merlin is extremely good, reasonable-- notice I didn't say cheap--but I can' vouch for quick.

Here's the link to that post.

http://www.dwerden.com/forum/showthr...e#.VxePcUZMqSA