Scott, another great video! Once again, you've got me thinking about making my own reeds again. Do you use a rotary tool for beveling the backs of the cane before forming, too?
That will be in episode 3. but @TrentJacobs has a video on this that inspired the one I'm putting together ruclips.net/video/hE-H9vrYR64/видео.htmlsi=DvGlfiLXSAtQUkxT
I'm not entirely sure I understand the question. Are you asking if the tip bevel goes too far back? This can be controlled quite easily with the rotary tool, but I usually see tip bevels that go further back and have a lower angle.
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Scott, another great video! Once again, you've got me thinking about making my own reeds again. Do you use a rotary tool for beveling the backs of the cane before forming, too?
That will be in episode 3. but @TrentJacobs has a video on this that inspired the one I'm putting together ruclips.net/video/hE-H9vrYR64/видео.htmlsi=DvGlfiLXSAtQUkxT
Is the tip bevel not too long at that point?
I'm not entirely sure I understand the question. Are you asking if the tip bevel goes too far back? This can be controlled quite easily with the rotary tool, but I usually see tip bevels that go further back and have a lower angle.