Mas minuciosidad, exactitud y paciencia no se le puede poner a esta reconstrucción. ¡Gran trabajo! Permíteme la broma, ya tengo una edad, y quiero escuchar a alguien tocarla antes de jubilarme. Saludos
What you refer to as "blocks" are normally referred to as "cleats". Also I've seen other luthiers orient them diagonally to the coach, thus giving more surface area over the crack itself.
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The guitar is telling you how to proceed. Your acquired skills will make this project a success.
Fantastic series
This restoration will absolutely be successful.
Don’t second guess yourself!
Thanks!
What a relief to lose the chunky blocks!
Indeed!
Good. It's back. I tried to watch this the first time, but it dissapeared. Thanks for uploading. I can't wait to see how this guitar turns out!
My mistake Jared. There was a problem with the video so I had to upload it again. Hope you like it!
Continue with all the greatness that you’re doing I love you so much ❤❤❤❤
This is fantastic, take all the time that the guitar requires 🙌🏽
Great work bro. I'm enjoying the series
That´s the goal Fintan!
New subscriber from the US. So glad I found your channel. Your skills as a craftsman and luthier are incredible! All the best - Dr. Blues
So glad you are here Dr. Blues, we were waiting for you! Thanks for your comments!
I have for the first time encountered your channel. Very good work. Excellent patience! Now, I shall go back to the beginning!
Enjoy!
Mas minuciosidad, exactitud y paciencia no se le puede poner a esta reconstrucción. ¡Gran trabajo!
Permíteme la broma, ya tengo una edad, y quiero escuchar a alguien tocarla antes de jubilarme.
Saludos
Estamos en ello!
Brillant job. Congratulations
Thanks lizenwen.
Great information! I have a project classical guitar with a hole in the back and cracks on the soundboard. I need to do just what you did! Thanks!
Great to know Steve. Ask if you have questions. Have fun!
@@AnjudaGuitars Thanks! Will do!
What you refer to as "blocks" are normally referred to as "cleats". Also I've seen other luthiers orient them diagonally to the coach, thus giving more surface area over the crack itself.
Thanks! I was looking for the word since forever!
Very disappointing you watch 13 videos and then you don't finish the guitar.