How to make a rope detail for the rosette of your guitar

In this video I show how to make a rope detail that you can use as part of your rosette for your classical or flamenco guitar.
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[@deenibeeniable]

I don't play & I don't build, but I definitely listen & watch. This is amazing.

[@thijs199]

not something you'll see me do any day soon, but still really impressive. very good video

[@ProfileP246]

Amazing!

[@russellscott1151]

Superb, thanks Pablo.

[@qvu100]

Just love your video series. Thank you for your hardwork to teach us.

[@mrjamrol]

Excellent as always, Pablo. Thank you for sharing your skills!

[@johngunn7087]

Excellent content- as usual !! Thanks, Pablo.

[@jamesstrawn6087]

You can always tell a Master Teacher. He explains something very complicated and you say "Oh, anyone could do that." And this is true, but not "one in a thousand" could teach it so that you say that!

[@davekeith7504]

I enjoyed .👌

[@adrianogomes1871]

Beautiful work. Thanks Sir for the detailed explanation

[@astakic]

Excellent explanation as usual Maestro Pablo! With this video and your full 26 video series on how to make guitar on your own, it makes even more sense.

[@pauloraboni]

Explicação clara e muito detalhada. Trabalho magnífico!

[@thomaskeithlutheir]

Yet another superb video. Thanks for sharing this luthiers “secret” 👏🏻👏🏻

[@zhiliu8727]

thank you verymuch

[@igorkuznetsov4057]

Thank you very much for your video. Very delicate jevilial work. And a great explanation of how you do it!

[@askaryambus]

Gracias por compartir su trabajo y por el tiempo dedicado en hacer este video!

[@jamestutorialchannel2803]

Good video al always.

[@ojtrumpet]

Good video as always. Feliz Navidad, to you Pablo and your wife Dove!

[@dominiksubotic3014]

you inspired me to make my first guitar, its in the making still, it is harder to do without the rigth tools but i get by

[@chinnenhon99571]

Thank you so much for guide me to built my own bone nut and bridge on all my classic guitars. Tq sir.

[@pellizzersimoneliutaio8789]

Sei un grandissimo liutaio e maestro

[@redkitekk]

Gracias!

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[@timothygoodman942]

Hi. Excellent lessons. You are reserved but very good at getting point across. Do you ever Carve out the channel by hand? I’ve searched far and wide and I see most of the time they Are using routers. But, I carved the hole by hand because I have an oval hole. I could use router for purfling channels But oval router jig is too big. I’ll lay down he profile by hand,, jut got to nice and slow. Thank you again for all you wonderful information. Deliver is spot on!

[@russellscott1151]

Hi pablo, do you find it best to always add at least 1 single veneer strip between rows of tiles? Eg you have a rope then a white square with red diamond then another rope. So would you add a single .5 black between the rope and white square tiles or does it all fit together ok without a black .5 ?

[@mizansomani1815]

Awesome video as always! Would you say each log does one rosette, or does it make enough tiles to do multiple? Also, are these tiles small enough to where they don't need to be tapered to fit seamlessly around the rosette?

[@redkitekk]

Hi, one log of about 200 mm long will give you enough tiles to do one rosette. If the tile is only about 3 mm or so then you would be ok without tapering the edges but anything bigger you need to check but you probably would need to do some fine fitting. Just in case you are interested I have a complete course available on www.onlineguitarmakingcourse.com

[@ericktenza8442]

Hi PabloRequena. Very interesting video, and well explained. But can you tell us what is your method to sand the strips from 1.8/1.9 mm to 0.5mm? I think you use a drum sander but can you explain us your jig to hold the strip in the sander? Thanks Best regards!

[@redkitekk]

Hi Erick, I don't use the drum sander, If you watch the video in the following link you will see how I do it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5uYqXVvjdh7q80

[@ericktenza8442]

@@redkitekk thank you Pablo. 👍

[@sergiodamian2147]

muchas gracias maestro! una pregunta donde se pueden conseguir diseños para este tipo de punto de cruz?

[@redkitekk]

En ningún sitio que yo sepa, el diseño tienes que sacarlo tú de igual forma a cómo yo lo enseño aquí. Otra opinión es buscar fotos de rosetas en internet y ver diseños de otros guitarreros, este cordón en particular no es diseño mío, esto lo ha hecho muchísima gente. Por cierto, por si te interesa, tengo un curso completo de construcción de guitarra en www.onlineguitarmakingcourse.com

[@raulcincampos5962]

Buenas perdon, de k material ase las baritas para preparar la rosetas?

[@redkitekk]

Son chapas de madera de 0,5 mm que se compran en tiendas de material para Lutieres.

[@tribestribes2555]

Cant understand anything of the progress at all. This was really messy. How in hell can it only be 23 black and 12 white? Strange. There are plenty of black squares in the diagram, 43 it is.

[@alexandersavelyev4743]

Actually 63 in total. But as explained, you don't count the repeated ones. You assemble tge pattern out of streaks later, matching the diagram