How To Make Your Own Chain Purfling | David Schramm Pro Luthier

[@AntonHdz]

🙏🙏🙏thank you so much David for being so generous with your time and knowledge, not only on this video but also on your website and contributions to guitar forums; i've learned a lot from you, and certainly would try this purfling on my next guitars!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@schrammguitars]

Thank you for the kind words! Love to see your results.

[@howardcrane5902]

Very nice work! I keep hearing myself saying “use a push stick”. There are hobbyist table saws available but I’m guessing they won’t last as long as yours and may not be as accurate.

[@schrammguitars]

It's not going to cut me. I know my tool. It isn't like a full size table saw.

[@joseph8947]

Curious to know, will you be making a video of how you actually make the work board that form the arches on your guitar backs?

[@schrammguitars]

The radius dish?

[@joseph8947]

@@schrammguitars Oh, yes. That's correct. The radius dish. Thank you.

[@schrammguitars]

@@joseph8947 I made one of them 28 years ago, the others I bought.

[@joseph8947]

​@@schrammguitarsI was referring to this work board kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJm8eIdjn9R_a5Ysi=lvj2JIMEDmmb1bwq

[@enricopg2]

Curious to know, I have always thought that in order to bend purflings into a ring you didn’t have to glue both the inner and outer veneers otherwise you create something called a torsion box. But it looks like I was wrong because you are doing it 😊

[@schrammguitars]

The inner veneer is there for support. When bent it is peeled off from the heat then replaced when inlaid. I have a video that shows that.