Rosettes - 3

Here I make a 'rope like' or 'chord' component to include in other guitar rosette designs.

[@user-yq3ic9vl8b]

Un artesano puro.! Con muchos recursos sencillos.! Y los comparte.! 😊

[@beneditowagnergarciafaria1421]

Arte pura e muito instrutivo, esse vídeo! Saudações do Brasil!

[@abdelghanielabidi788]

you will never cease to amaze me, thanks again

[@PhilipStephens007]

You Are Welcome.

[@cyrusullmann9917]

Always a joy watching your content Philip, I've been subscribed for roughly 6-7 years and it's always refreshing to see every upload of yours. I have recently been liking your videos to help show more youtube support. I hope you continue to upload well into the 2020s and beyond. One final note, did one of your kids make the music for the video? If so I hope that it is a recurring theme in your tutorial videos.

[@peterjames2580]

I just love your approach, it helps me in my lutherie journey!

[@PhilipStephens007]

Great to hear you are doing lutherie. Cool.

[@Bubbaschannel1]

Super Duper, Phillip, the man with the green thumb 😊😊😊😊

[@PhilipStephens007]

Was that paint on it ?

[@Casiomidi1]

Ingenious way to obtain a decorative rosette. How did you get those long uniform strips of wood? Plane or circular saw? Thanks for sharing.

[@PhilipStephens007]

Hand Plane, set on as thick as I could push it. :)

[@Casiomidi1]

@@PhilipStephens007 Thanks

[@trevorh8820]

Do you think you could do a vid with no music or just very light. Your voice is so relaxing but the music over takes a bit sometimes. It helps me sleep too lol ❤

[@PhilipStephens007]

Music is always a bit of a dilemma. Most like it, some don't. I know that for tutorials serious people want it quiet so they can concentrate on the process, but reality is most of the audience is not that interested in concentrating on the process. I personally do not like tutorials where it is silent or miming. I'd rather have Russian or something I do not speak, as intonation indicates a lot. But, Your comment is noted. Thanks.

[@SimpleLifeThailand]

Again you take scrap wood and turn it into something useful. Great work! 😊

[@PhilipStephens007]

The wood shavings work a treat in stead of buying veneers . Thanks for the encouragement. :)