One or two? Does it matter?

[@lioraartemis7486]

Thank you for the info I love the way you describe things!

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

@@lioraartemis7486 That’s very kind of you to say! Cheers.

[@gertimmons5483]

Interesting stuff .. although I play bass mostly I’ve always been interested in the construction of all wood instruments 🤘👍

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

@@gertimmons5483 Hey, nice surname you’ve got there. 😀

[@gertimmons5483]

@ 😀thank you Mr Timmons, all the way from Kildare Ireland 🇮🇪

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

@ Nice, Texas here!

[@gertimmons5483]

@ I’ve been to Texas and loved it, I have family in Louisiana.

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

@ Awesome! I’ve made it abroad to Britain and Wales, but Ireland remains on my to-do list.

[@NekoKotorii]

Found you on imgur, loving these vids :)

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

@@NekoKotorii Awesome, glad you’re enjoying these!

[@jamescopeland5358]

Cool

[@bryantcochran5065]

A one piece back isn't as stable as a two piece back can be.

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

@@bryantcochran5065 In principle, yes. There are always exceptions depending on the quality of the wood. But yes, generally, quarter cut wood is more stable than slab cut.