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Should be easy enough just make sure you have them thin enough and if you follow the procedure I showed in the video, should go well. Thanks for watching.

I appreciate your comment, keep working at it! Thanks for watching!

Thank you, yes the gobar deck works well. Thanks for watching!

@mcclellandwoodworks that H bracing scheme is an inspiring innovation. Also thank you for sharing the radiusing dish. As a builder( home) it's utility to purpose is a thing of beauty. Do you radius backs also ?

That would actually be harder to do for me. The brace needs to fit the back precisely so the cut out would have to match the profile of the back center strip precisely as well. It is easer to continue with the way i am doing it. Thank you for watching and your comment.

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Thank you for the comments the video process takes a lot of time so I'm glad you like it. Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much. These videos do take a lot of time and effort to make & a comment like yours helps make it all worth while. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for commenting. I can only say that you are correct. that was my second attempt at recording and producing a video of my work. I have just released my 64 video and i think you will find that i have improved greatly. Thank you for watching.

Thank you very much!

Sorry to respond so late I've been buzzy around here. Thanks for the comment and as always than you for watching!

Sorry to respond so late I've been a bit in the weeds around here. I'm glad you like the jigs let me know if how yours turn out. Thanks!

I have had that rourer base for a long time , i don't think thay offer it any more. I is a Dremal model #230 Router Attachment. You might find one on Ebay. Thanks for watching!

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Thank you for the comment, and for watching!

Thanks for watching, it's nice to have a member of the clan onboard. Think On!

I tend to agree that a Passive Piezo pickup can have a thin or brittle sound and have a much lower output than active types. However you will find that most of the pickups offered by L.R. Baggs and Fishman utilize one of the four different types of piezoelectric material in their acoustic guitar pickups. Not counting their Magnet or Microphone models of course. By far the best sounding and most prevalent acoustic guitar pickups available today utilize Piezo technology. Thanks for the comment and for watching!

Thank you for watching I hope they help.

Thank you!

I do like the way the shellac looks on my Ambrosia maple builds. I did not want a stark blond look, the shellac helped bring out the flame of the wood without totally coloring the muted tans and blues. Now not all shellac products are created equal. I use a product by Zinsser Bulls Eye Sealcoat and cut it with denatured alcohol before use. Thank you for the comment and for watching. Good luck on your project.

@@mcclellandwoodworks I'll check it out. Thanks for the reply!

Glad you enjoy it!

Thank you for watching. Hope you enjoy my work.

Thank you, glad that your watching!

I use Tubrocad for some design elements but the majority of the work I do in Vetric VCarve Pro 12.0.

Thank you, I'm glad your watching.

Thats the next video. Thank you for the comments.

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Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

I appreciate that, thank you for watching.

Hello Patrick I Have a stash of East Indian Rosewood (25 sets origanally) that I purchased many years back. I responded to an add in a Luthrie journal to go in on a container load of Rosewood. I do not remember how much that cost me, but it was a good investment. The majority of my other lumber came from a Company no longer around. South American Lumber Imports located in Evergreen AL. about 117 miles from me. Even thougt they were a Wholsale distributer, I had met the owner through the music store that I was working at (he was a keyboard player). He would let me come up and we would go through stacks of Mahogany and Nogal and pick out the boards I wanted. I still have lots of boards. The Maple I purchase from CurlyMapleWood.com on line. Good luck with your building Cheers Michael

Hey Patrick, I get my Maple from www.curlymaplewood.com/, great folks and fast shipping. They always have a good selection to choose from, I try not to go by there too often, I have a weakness for beautiful woods. Do you build? Thanks for watching. Michael.

@@mcclellandwoodworks I'm working on my very first build. Videos like yours are very helpful, especially the little jigs you have to make the process more efficient and enjoyable.

Great, good luck with the building. If there is topic you would like for me to cover please let me know. Thank you for the comment and for watching.

Thank you, I'm glad you are watching.

I am glad you enjoy the videos, they do take a lot to produce. Thanks for watching, Tell your friends.

I get my veneers fromB&B Rare woods. www.dyed-veneer.com

You're welcome

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

You are very welcome, Happy New Year!

Happy new year! Thank you.

Thank you for watching!

Actually the main braces in the H and X patterns are 5/16" thick and the finger braces are 1/4". Than you for watching and keep on I have many more videos planned!

Thanks for the reply, I guess they just look wider in the video@@mcclellandwoodworks

The H braced guitars give a more focused sound sort of like what you would get from the early Harmony, Kalamazoo, Kay style ladder braced guitars. It's a Vintage sort of sound. I have two other bracing patterns that I use as well and I plan on doing a video comparing them all. Thanks for the question & for watching!

Is there a template for the H Bracing system?

Thank you so much for watching, I'm glad you enjoy them. They take a lot of time to produce, keep watching!

That is a good question, so I put a scale under the deck and with one gobar on it. It produces 5 lbs. 12 oz of pressure. Know I know. Hope your doing well thank you for your support.

Wow! That’s a good bit of pressure! I WILL own a McClelland piece one of these days. I hope you have a Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas to you and yours as well Larry. Come visit the shop sometime and play a few. @@larrymcsween2952

The saw is a ZONA 4 in 1 Razor saw set. Model # 35-140. It is made in the USA, I cant remember where i got it. Cheers!