The best part about learning to build is the amazing amount of common sense & creative solutions everyone has to find on their own, or tweak for their own preferences. Build a guitar for a guitarist = building a light saber. A true challenge that lasts a lifetime.
Thank you Gabi for taking the time to make this video for us. I've been researching this topic a lot lately and was not aware of this alternate method.
No, I haven't and I do see problems for my workflow since you don't have much room to wiggle around. I also use the straight edge of the sides to line them up with my bending jig, so that I can make as sure as possible that the sides are not "twisted" and aligned parallelly, if that makes sense. Others do it, though, and they are doing fine with it.
Very cool. Fascinating to see the methods, people develope for a certain task!!! Very cool!!!
The best part about learning to build is the amazing amount of common sense & creative solutions everyone has to find on their own, or tweak for their own preferences. Build a guitar for a guitarist = building a light saber. A true challenge that lasts a lifetime.
Thank you Gabi for taking the time to make this video for us. I've been researching this topic a lot lately and was not aware of this alternate method.
Very good video
A very useful tip. I have just made a mold and a bending form ready for my first attempt at building a guitar. Thanks Gabi.
You're welcome, Martin. Keep us in the loop.
@@GabiM3112 thank you Gabi. I'll keep a photographic logue of my progress. Hopefully it will be worthy of uploading to RUclips!
I'm looking forward to that. :-)
Amazing idea Gabriele!
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Me gusta tu método, lo utilizaré en futuras intervenciones. ¡Saludos!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing!
Clever indeed, but admit I didn’t know this. Could save time not sanding as much ch, thanks for sharing!
Your a genius !
I love the way you do things & the way you use hand tools. Are you self taught?
Yes.
There aint nuthin' like simple. 😁😁😁
Thank you Gabí.
I didn't understand it, but thank you anyway.
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I cut out the side profiles with a router and a profile template before bending them. Have you tried this method? Do you see any problems with it?
No, I haven't and I do see problems for my workflow since you don't have much room to wiggle around. I also use the straight edge of the sides to line them up with my bending jig, so that I can make as sure as possible that the sides are not "twisted" and aligned parallelly, if that makes sense. Others do it, though, and they are doing fine with it.
@@GabiM3112 I also use the straight, top edge, of the side lined up against my bending jig to keep it straight. Any ways, it works for me. Enjoy
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