5 Jigs for making a bridge.

Guitar lovers will enjoy this video showing 5 jigs 4 making a bridge. It appears complicated at first but once one creates the jigs making the actual bridge is straight forward.
When using these jigs the bridge construction results are accurate, elegant, but most importantly will perform well for the life of the guitar.
This video is not for the faint of heart but the acoustic guitar player as well as electric guitarists will appreciate the work involved in constructing a beautiful bridge.
The acoustic guitar player will agree that the reward at the end of constructing this series of jigs is well worth the effort. The results speak for themselves.
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[@DavidVensland]

Wow, I didn't know making a bridge was so complex. Although, I can see how using those jigs makes the process so much easier and consistent.

[@MontyMcKinnon]

Check out the picture in the community section.

[@DavidVensland]

@@MontyMcKinnon Looking great! To add to the Instagram conversation, I don't think it is a waste of time for your viewers if you post there. I would be willing to bet you have some crossover between the two platforms, but posting in post places would give you the maximum reach for your audience. Just my two cents...

[@RPupello]

Thank you! I've watched all the bridge videos, and this one a few times. I think I have it. Next step is to make them. Makes the job of making a bridge seam real simple.

[@MontyMcKinnon]

You can do it!

[@rongetman6375]

Fantastic!

[@MontyMcKinnon]

Glad you like it!

[@jpb5385]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@MontyMcKinnon]

You bet!

[@DanUnplanned]

Hi monty! Hope your well! Your guitars are fantastic man! So therapeutic watching you with a nice cup of coffee! I’ve had my channel just over 1 year and I’ve almost hit my goal of 100 subs! It’s important not to get carried away! I can’t wait to travel and make more videos! Take so much inspiration from peter and his style of videos! Being from the U.K. I find that watching myself back isn’t as calming as listing to your Canadian tones! I hope to be able to visit Canada one day with my channel and record many videos in your beautiful country Also hope your skunk problem is nearing a conclusion

[@MontyMcKinnon]

Oh man I would love to video the small towns, country roads and the gorgeous landscape in the UK. I'm jealous. What is your channel? Ill be a sub.

[@DanUnplanned]

Monty McKinnon ah thank you so much monty! If you click my picture it should take you to my channel! Dan unplanned is it if not! So excited to have you on my journey aswel

[@maxellison55]

That's the thing about power equipment.... It can bite you hard if you're not paying very close attention to what you're doing. But I have every confidence you your abilities after watching all your videos!! Keep up the great video work and magnificent guitar construction!

[@MontyMcKinnon]

Absolutely...thank you!

[@neilstoddart00001]

Hi Monty, great video. can i suggest that you look at using the rear shaping jig at the end of the process. that way you will be working a rectangle right up till the end and shouldn't need those wedge shims, by the looks of things everything will be snug fitting. im going to make a couple of those for myself and give them a try, thanks

[@MontyMcKinnon]

Great idea

[@PBShedge]

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[@MontyMcKinnon]

Thank you!

[@PBShedge]

Monty McKinnon sir In your videos having So many information and I am so happy to get that information and knowledge in depth.. an thank you to make such videos.

[@royaldoggo497]

Hi

[@MontyMcKinnon]

Hi backache