Trabajazo!!!!

Muchas gracias, una consulta, ¿ cuál es el tamaño de una guitarra barroca, ancho, alto, largo y longitud del tiro?

Using a lathe to do the final fitting is overkill and extremely difficult. That's why it's normally done with peg sharpeners made from the reamer and a set of spare chisel blades.

I completely agree. Even the same bridge with a little less wood sounds different

I have a 7-string treble viol. It arrived string-less and fret-less. Turns out you're expected to know stuff when purchasing a viol. I've experimented with bridges enough to know that there's a huge variation in the way your instrument sounds and performs depending on the bridge you go with. Just for a lark I had a brass bridge made for one of my violas. To say that it makes that viola piercingly loud would be an understatement.

so pleasing to watch :) good skills on the plane

A V-Joint is not a Martin Birds Beak Joint so it's much weaker.

Isn't a soft padding required on the washers?

Brilliant tutorial, may I ask were can I get the specs please.

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Pretty awesome way of making purflings.. Thanks for putting up such an interesting and informative video.. I would also like it if you could make more videos on obtaining different colours on wood by chemical treatment....thank you..

Материальчик можно и поэкономней использовать. И что с конусом посадочным? Он не хорош и это видно даже глазом. На станке можно сделать конус именно ,хорошо, по настоящему .Точилка потом такого качества не даст.

Senza nessuna spiegazione?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

How do you ensure the clearance between the roller and the movable base is equal on each side?

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Your a true master! How long is the drying time before you release the clamping string?

What a great video. I make part of my own tools and love to use the border of sap and core wood for handles just like you.

I've known a guitar maker who had success laser cutting small parts. He then fine finishes them with needle files and sand paper

I would prefer to just purchase them already made

Thank you, Pablo; this is exactly what I needed and wanted to see. I'm making a solid-body electric 5-string violin. I'll be cutting the wood for the neck from Black Walnut (the choice of the person who commissioned the instrument), then make the heel and the angle to insert in the mortise. Then I'll make the mortise itself, removing wood from the Maple of the body. The body (again, this is the idea of the person who commissioned the instrument) is made from two pieces of Maple that have been glued together, after which a 4/4 violin template was used to make the violin shape. So, I'll be cutting the mortise from, essentially, a solid piece of hard Maple WITH the back button wood already part of the wood used for the back plate. I'll be cutting through some end grain (lol), wish me luck. In retrospect, I should have glued in a piece of Spruce for the upper block. I may actually do that:) Thanks again, Pablo. Best, David Burham, luthier

Hi Pablo, thank you for the great and informative video. What is the second machine that you used with a big router bit? Please let me know. Thank you.

Adorei o seu trabalho na roseta,esse líquido que vc misturou com o pó preto e resina?

Great

Great, thanks.

Thanks, do you offer virtual course of luthier?

Awesome, the best channel . . Thanks.

Great, thanks a lot, I was searching for this. Would You make a video about placing neck AND body?

Not really showing us HOW the shit is made. Thumbs down mamon 👎🏽

So.. where do the strings and gut fit in to the tailpiece?

Wow

Hello! Why the caustic soda?

Ebony is not the best choice of woods for pegs, it's got too much grit in it and it will wear out the holes in your peghead. Rosewood or any other oily wood that is low in silica would be a better choice. Traditionally, fruit woods like pear have been used, no silica, and the wood is very pretty as well. Certainly strong enough for gut strings as well. Ebony has been used in violins and the like, but again, they tend to destroy the holds in pegboxes and are usually replaced with other woods.

How did you make the color/dye the veneer? Would be really insterested to kknow, great work!

Good stuff!

Nice, nice, very nice. However, you can make it better. Just google Woodglut and learn how to do it easily.

Why do you iron the wood before planing it?

What great videos ... thanks for posting them!

I've been thinking a lot about wheter or not a threading set its worth the money, but you are convincing me

Could you go into more detail with the process of tying the string around the veneers? What exactly is the purpose of that step? How does it not all come undone?

Your videos are wonderful and very inspiring! Thank you for posting these vids of your techniques and tool making.

Brutal! 🙌🏻

Magnífico muy generoso de tu parte

What manner of sorcery is this? Such a wonderful process, you had me .... spellbound!

What was that ? Come in man

Cutting the male joint freehanded omg. That would never work out for me. Filing also didn't worked because i filed inn a slight doming into the parts. That makes things worse. Very difficult this way in my opinion but yes, it's also a matter of practice.

Cool idea for cabinet handles, nice :)

muy bueno! una consulta, cual es el nombre exacto de esta viola. seria una viola da gamba soprano? es similar el formato a la que usa Jordi Saball que tiene una silueta en 8 como la guitarra ?

Muy bueno Maestro!! el relleno es con cola caliente o epoxi? gracias

wow, amazing.

Excellent work . Gracias Pablo.