Making a Spanish Guitar
Tuesday, August 24th, 2010 at
12:20 pm
Fitting a Brazilian Rosewood back. Marchione only uses hot hide glue, so all surfaces have to be “cut” prior to glue up. No sand paper here. He’s using a Lie-Nielsen block plane, to add a radius to the sides. You can really hear how sharp the plane is.
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so gorgeous job
, la music de fond c’est ” tres notas para decire te quiero ” de vicente amigo 
very clean!!!!
si, bueno… ¿Y?
niceeeeee
Oh man, that is some nice looking wood. Brazilian?
Nice wood !
what width does the side end in??
starting dimensions??
I hope I will be able to make my own guitar, as I imagine her (and no it !). Really nice video, hope you’ll upload more. Nice work !!!