#27 The End Wedge

[@JorgeGarcia-ff3mu]

Great video greatly presented - what generosity to make this available to everyone!

[@podluthier5451]

What a great video! Thank you for sharing your wisdom. I used your approach on an ukulele with fantastic results. Thank you, also, for all the many great videos you so generously create and share. I have learned a lot from you.

[@pwrouzaud]

Excellent vid! Thanks

[@kwaktak]

This video came at a good time. I am at this point in my second build. My first's wedge was a little off. Thank you for posting this.

[@sapelesteve]

Thanks Eric, great video! Just getting ready to do an end wedge on my first guitar build. This has helped out a lot & has given me confidence that I can do it..... :) Steve

[@mecedes4000]

So amazing! Thank you

[@walterrider9600]

thank you

[@polescalante]

mmm... I'm surprised you actually leave that area where the wedge goes so rough... I understand it's not crucial structurally or sonically, but it doesn't seem to make full surface contact with the smooth wedge. Why not take a small file and smoothen it out?

[@tom20152]

sloppy job.

[@frontbum420]

Is there a way to do tis with the top and back already glued on?

[@EricSchaeferGuitars]

Yes and I do it with the top and back glued on most of the time now in the workshops. Here is a picture from the October workshop that kind of demonstrate the way to one might set that up: www.ericschaeferguitars.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/P1150600.jpg

[@brandonclayton7251]

I find that using my stewmac plunge router base and Dremel yields better and faster results

[@rodparker4514]

The binding cutter will ruin the possibility of making proper mitres on your strips .

[@jorgesavelli]

i do this, is so cool thks!!!@!

[@minasvioloes464]

Ótimo!

[@dontsubscribeme9547]

14:46 so why not apply the glue in the slot that you have cut... 🤪🤪🤪

[@PrimalRedemption]

Ripped forearms from all that woodworking xD

[@ZOOMPZ00mp]

cutting by the end block!! don't slip. :)

[@pugwashsecond]

That's what I thought - I would have placed the guide block on the outside of the line so that if I did slip out it would be into the waste area...

[@hansraj5729]

Sir it is veneer wood

[@HungryMusicologist]

First