Building an Acoustic Octave Mandolin from Scratch: CNC and Hand Tool Hybrid Approach | Part 29
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2023
- In this video series, we'll take you through the step-by-step process of building an acoustic octave mandolin from scratch. We'll be using a hybrid approach, combining the precision and efficiency of a CNC machine with the craftsmanship and personal touch of hand tools.
We'll start by selecting the wood and creating a blueprint for the mandolin using CAD software. Then, we'll use a CNC machine to cut out the body and neck of the instrument with precision and accuracy. Next, we'll use hand tools to refine and shape the various components, such as the headstock, fingerboard, and soundboard.
Throughout the video series, we'll share tips and tricks for achieving a beautiful and functional instrument, including how to sand and finish the wood properly and make custom tuning machines to fit the custom-slotted peghead of this instrument. Whether you're an experienced woodworker or just starting out, this video series will provide valuable insights into instrument making. Join us on this exciting journey as we bring this unique and beautiful instrument to life!
-Check out my website. Do you have an idea that would look awesome in one of these videos? Let's make it!
www.twocherriesinstruments.com
-Patreon members pay $1 per month and get access to most of the project build Fusion 360 files, including full 3d models, CAD, and CAM. If your learning Fusion360 and following along, this is a great way to support the content.
/ twocherriesinstruments
-Thanks to Starbond for providing the CA; you can support the channel with this link, and code "TwoCherriesIns" will save you a bit of change.
www.starbond.com/?rfsn=574078... Use Code RUclipsTCI at checkout!
-Thanks to Oak Studios for the music; I'm trying something different, and so far, I like it. Check them out, and let me know what you think of the music.
/ posts
Thanks For Watching!
Doesn't that grain just pop! Nice.
Yes, true oil is a great over this mahogany.
I just fell into this Part 29 and am so impressed with your work. I guess I will have to subscribe to go through all the parts. Your videos (this is the second one I have watched) are, like your craftmanship - so well done. Thank you for sharing your skills with us. I would like to email you a private question with a picture of an engraving I would like to have on the back of my 5 string fiddle. It's the arch that people say makes it impossible. I guess I never give up.
Thanks, I just read you email, there is a way to do it, but it's not simple, I'll get a message back to you soon.
Beautiful! How many coats would you usually put on an instrument like that?
It's hard to say, I just keep going until I like what I have.
@@TwoCherriesIns That makes sense. I imagine every piece of wood is a little different too