Making A Guitar Fretboard | David Schramm Pro Luthier

[@joseeliasramirezyale7772]

Felitaciones querido maestro es usted un genio, mas no se si fuera mucha molestia en algun momento hacer una explicación del mango elevado del diapason y el apoyabrazo o algun video de su construcción un Abrazo enorme y muchas felicidades por su canal ques es de mucha ayuda

[@dennisboyce813]

Excellent David, thanks for the peek into your process.

[@schrammguitars]

Thanks, appreciate you watching!

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Excellent, thanks.

[@schrammguitars]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@maxbishop8224]

Hi Dave, Really enjoyed this video At the end you sanded relief into the underside of the fingerboard. Can you tell me the dimensions of this relief? Thank again, Max Bishop

[@schrammguitars]

Not really, It's just enought so the fretboard is level from nut to 19th fret.

[@maxbishop8224]

Another question: Do you have a technique/jig to provide an additional one or two frets for the high E string. Thanks, Max Bishop

[@schrammguitars]

My templates go to 24 frets so I can add more if needed.

[@severianoarroyo5743]

Hi David, thanks for you videos, I have a question about the frets: Which is the best fret eight for good playability in classic and flamenco guitars? regards

[@schrammguitars]

I like frets that are 0.055" high. Same as what guitarist David Russell prefers.

[@carpicabeckers6029]

Thank you David.. Could you explain of do you make the relief at the fretboard once the guitar is finished?

[@schrammguitars]

The string tension will pull the neck into the desired relief. Depending upon how stiff the neck feels when I flex it I might sand relief into it. Just come from experience.

[@severianoarroyo5743]

thanks David,

[@showalterguitars5707]

Do you use a truss rod?

[@schrammguitars]

Not on my classical guitars. No need for one.