left handed Anglo?

[Marien]

Isn't it just a right hand concertina held upside down

 

Check picture 1 -How to make it a right hand concertina?

 

Stretch arms and put concertina on the table in front of you with stretched bellows

Remove hands from straps

Turn the concertina 180 degrees (right end over the top to the left)

Put hands into switched straps

There you got it - a right hand concertina.....

Hi Marien

 

But, wouldn't that put the buttons under the heel/palm of your hands, and leave no buttons under the fingers?

 

Thanks

Leo

 

Hi Leo,

not if you do a clockwise hand stand at the same time...

Marien

[Marien]

Isn't it just a right hand concertina held upside down

 

Check picture 1 -How to make it a right hand concertina?

 

Stretch arms and put concertina on the table in front of you with stretched bellows

Remove hands from straps

Turn the concertina 180 degrees (right end over the top to the left)

Put hands into switched straps

There you got it - a right hand concertina.....

 

why so complicated?

 

Stretch arms and put concertina on the table in front of you with stretched bellows

Remove hands from wrists

attach removed hands to opposite wrists

Put hands into unswitched straps

There you got it.....

 

(there's alwys one to spoil it...)

 

If I understand well you mean this?

 

1. Unscrew left arm with right arm

2. Unscrew right arm with left arm

3. Try your both arms to get screwed into opposite shoulder slots.

 

Is this how you meant it?

[JimLucas]

I even purchased a spaghetti tree

Tree?

With the variety we grew in my youth, the strands grew directly from the ground.

It could be difficult, though, finding a plot of land long and narrow enough for proper cultivation.