How to fit the back on a Classical guitar. Part 2

[@cassgascoigne]

I love watching you work & you explain things so clearly. Well done. What a master you are.

[@pauloraboni]

The template is very good idea! Thank you Pablo Requena for this video.

[@StephiSensei26]

Such a fine teacher.Thank you.

[@noordermaatstudios]

I made many guitars,I am still learning some things.Thank you Pablo for your video's.

[@paulocrosa6435]

Congratulations Mr. Requena! Your job is very precise, accurate and made with care. You dedicate your efforts in the minimal details. Very well done !!!

[@redkitekk]

Than you

[@pauldolden8934]

Great video Pablo-well done

[@rifosi]

Great job, ore more time. I loved the template idea. Thank you!

[@colemayson1164]

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[@frederickterrence3076]

@Cole Mayson Yup, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)

[@stephengent9974]

Excellent series Pablo

[@redkitekk]

Thank you

[@giuseppegranata2205]

Bravo

[@bradhibbitts8188]

Very nice work

[@redkitekk]

Brad Hibbitts thank you.

[@frettedheart]

Pablo, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Each time I watch one of your videos there is always a smile on my face. This time I smiled when you cut your pencil with the saw to make it short enough to use. So practical. One question: What is the type, TPI, and length of the Japanese saw that you use for trimming the ends of the braces? It is the perfect tool for the job.

[@raytristani]

Great idea with the template! Thank you for sharing this Pablo

[@redkitekk]

You are welcome Ramon, it is a very simple template but it makes the job a lot easier.

[@mrjamrol]

Pablo- I'm loving the flamed maple and am looking forward to seeing the completed guitar. Hope you'll be kind enough to post many detailed photos!

[@redkitekk]

Thanks Jim, this guitar is now finished and she looks amazing, I will post some pictures soon.

[@bigfatpear]

This is a great set of videos, and you Pablo, are a very good teacher. I only wish i could afford to attend one of your courses, i'm sure I would learn a lot from you. I'll have to satisfiy myself with your excellent video series. Well done.

[@redkitekk]

Thank you

[@SC-SA]

Another one very accurate, and useful video. Thank you sir.

[@petervanrooij2181]

Thanks Pablo.

[@patrickjaroch5084]

love your videos. thank you for sharing your craft

[@apmpsj]

Gracias por la video Pablo, ayuda y da confianca... ese Madera del fundo esta bien guapa!

[@АлександрГусев-я2ь]

Большое спасибо! Все ваши видео понятны даже без перевода.

[@redkitekk]

Thank you.

[@rodparker4514]

Another way to fit the back is to let bars extend thru the sides .They must be planed thinner than the bindings but make fitting much easer .

[@walterrider9600]

thank you

[@martinodesales5074]

Hi Maestro Pablo, I'm writing to you from Italy, my name is Martino and I have followed your videos with interest and your guitars are beautiful! I have two important questions to ask you: I would like to make a classical guitar and I would like to know by seeing your videos, how many millimeters the Solera must have in the bulge, the camber near the soundhole up to the bridge. While the second is: once the keyboard is pasted here, what criteria should I observe before inserting the keys? when I took the violin making course they had me place a thickness that acted as a nut and another thickness that simulated the bridge and by placing a ruler the height of the bridge between the low E and the soundboard was approximately 10/11mm in your opinion is correct proceed in this way? Thank you

[@redkitekk]

I think what you need is on this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/naW9ZIaMfduAgtEsi=-97xtZTV8bhEUu6X

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

Seems that all glued joints are accomplished with very little pressure, usually just tape. Many builders use LOTS of clamps with quite a bit of pressure applied.

[@18roselover]

thank you, gracias

[@mingoli9]

Hola buenos días. Me podrías dar la página o dirección, para comprar la faja de silicona para doblar los aros.

[@petervanrooij2181]

Hello Pablo, what kind of wood are you using for the back-curfed lining. It looks solid, so did you bend it first to fit the curves?

[@redkitekk]

Hi Peter, yes, it is a solid lining made of cedar and bent in my side bending machine.

[@petervanrooij2181]

But it must be 4 or 5 mm thick, from the look of it. How can you prevent it from breaking?

[@Deliata]

thanks for the video master.may i ask where to get that silk enforcement piece.is it special made for guitar Thanks for your info

[@redkitekk]

It is just a normal silk ribbon that you can buy in your local fabric shop. Please check out my courses on www.onlineguitarmakingcourse.com

[@woodyhoward6458]

Kudos to the photographer. Not a sound and patient. And good angles.

[@henrycross8776]

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