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Watching this for myself years later. I have not been the best UA-camr. Thank you guys for all the love on this one. I like to teach more advanced stuff.

Wawww great ,you see am far from you 20,000km but i feel as am seems like here in te tutor class. Which is perfect presentation, i hope by next detial about, x angle line, senier bar,tall bar

You afraid of getting your hands dirty!

That was a kind of supporting bar under the fretboard. It,s like a timber log, more or less.

Wow I was bad at mixing lol

Really nice guitar build!

Thanks bud, I'm just now changing my grip to something like this. Only been playing a few years but it feels foreign. I'm noticing that the pick angle is opposite when I gold it this way, compared to how I was holding it (not curling the index finger)

Really nice tool, I’d like to find one.

What grit is the stone? you should use the outer edges too to keep from hollowing it out in the middle :)

Willman has more shine, Martin has more depth, the sound is very similar..You made a great instrument!

Thanks dude, got into bluegrass recently and this really helps. like your sound!

I like the specifics .. I too am trying to learn a bunch of different options.. hybrid like works{ think watching Clarence white tony rice so many .. so it all depends yes there are certain applications,, as for picks.. I have yet to try any bluechip but likly tp48 .. I like using the jazz3 xl ultex also a few others sound great on acoustic strings.. usa Clayton 1.26mm.. think this helped me too ty for sharing

Very instructive

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The Willman D-81 takes the cake on this one. Unbelievable tone and fullness. You can tell when an instrument has 'the magic'. You sir, know how to build guitars. Well done!

Awesome playing man! And that looks and sounds like a terrific instrument. Great work!

Great tips. And great teaching style. There’s definitely a spectrum of picking hand techniques out there. If you haven’t seen his content, Troy Grady goes into some crazy details.

Are you anchoring your wrist on the bridge? It looks like you have a contact point at least?

Great video! Where can I get the spec sheet? DO you have an email or website?

Nice Pickin'!

What year model is that ole guitar? Great sound.

I'm so dying to learn this, but I find it so difficult to find a good tutorial. I wish tutorials just showed an exercise, say in a C or G chord and demo a step by step, finger by finger, stop...? The angles get weird and hard to tell where right hand and left fingers are, which strings are played. . Maybe, it's just me.

I just subscribed. Liked your info a lot. I’ve been looking for the/a better right hand technique and yours has the elements I’ve been finding to be the best but the detail of your vid has been the the most helpful. I’m having trouble with dragging my fingers on the strings. Any advice about this? Thanks, Don

Cool ,just subbed

You have an excellent voice ...you would be good at narating a golf tournament or as a host on a Fishing show ... Powerful and Enthusiastic Presentation.

Your kidding? Your a beginner yourself, and your trying to tell people how to hold a pick? Fucks sake

It sounds like you have it figured out. To me they sound very much alike in tone and punch.

I think they did actually sand the braces too. They had a feature with Dick Boak where they stated the pre-war tops and braces were hand sanded.

Good video...thanks for posting

Has probado con un guante y los dedos para la aplicación ?

You built that? Well done best of luck with it.

Nicely done (but next time get that desktop out of the way so we can better see your picking hand :-)!

Dave's Shaves in New Hampshire makes new compass spokeshaves with wooden handles. The one you have is really nice.

I think yours sounded better..

Looks like you lightly anchor your wrist on the bridge, like Molly does. Can you do a video now about the parts of your fingers, wrist, and arm motion? Oh and also pick angles. Thanks.

No way that the bridge plate should have diagonal grain direction, it goes with the bridge plate. Also, Martin didn't use Rosewood bridge plates until after WW2. The bridge plate is way too small dimensionally. It shouldn't mimic the bridge shape, it supports it, which means it should be larger in area. Better to use Maple anyway. Looks like you're using a radius dish to work on. The top and back have a radius built into them and that's something that starts with gluing bracing to the top and back. The radius is different for them, not a bad thing to mention. Also is a good thing to adjust truss rid from the sound hole. Very hard to preserve the peghead with a truss rod cover planted over the access to an upper truss rod access. And Martin didn't have torrified wood in their prewar guitars. That's not where they got their greatness.

You said if you want these specs… there from a guy who measured his 1937 d18… and then never told us where to get them… can you provide that info .. maybe? Please.. thanks for the video!

Sweet!

Looks dam nice and sounds good, nice choice on the pick guard too….

I started learning the guitar with finger picking, and I'm just starting to learn flat picking, and it's challenging to adjust, but enjoying the learning process. When occasionally playing the electric guitar, I used a .88 Dunlop, but since trying to learn flat picking on acoustic, I've switched to the Blue Chip TP48, which seems to make it easier and sounds much better. Then there's the issue of holding the pick, which brought me to your video. Your method of keeping the fist closed, but relaxed, is also shown in a couple of other videos, which confirms to me that this is a reliable way to hold the pick. I like the floating freedom of the hand while picking, and can see how this will enable greater speed when I'm more proficient with using the pick and learning flat picking and bluegrass. Great video! Thank you!

You are terrific! Thanks.

No nitrile gloves and a t-shirt piece soaked in the filler? Seemed like it would have been much easier to get it into the grain and way faster too. Oh well...

Just like Johnny Cash !

What is your opinion on the Boucher BG42? May buy one

Beautiful guitar man…respect

Who makes the decision on AA or AAAA? No international rules in my opinion… Torrified is darker- baked. Makes sense

This one my favorite

Nice I got the tp-48 it’s a great one

Like the Elliot

Hi, watched your video on right hand pick techniques. I concluded that I was doing it just as you described already. My problem is after practicing a song like Blackberry Blossom even at a slower 70 bpm tempo the right hand starts to spaz out at about the two minutes mark and then I get sloppy. I've been finger picking last 20 yr or so but started to try incorporating flat picking for the past year. I practice 2-3 hr a day. Is it just a matter of more time so my right hand can stay relaxed through at least a 3 or 4 minute song?