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Здравствуйте Garrett, надеюсь у вас всё хорошо. Жду выхода следующего видео.

I'm personally very interested in the nodes and anti nodes. Where the occur and varied thickness and placing of the braces in accordance with them. A friend built a contra bass marimba in my workshop. The shaping of the bars, corresponded with the nodes and anti nodes. Obviously the carving and shaping affected the fundamental note. But it also greatly affected the resonance of the bar.

Just found your channel, it's great. Thank you for sharing.

Жду, надеюсь и верю

Excellent. Thank you

Excellent videos. Thank you for sharing

Сегодня тоже нет нового видео, жаль

Очень жду новое видео!

С нетерпением жду следующее видео

Жду, жду….

Здравствуйте, когда следующее видео? Жду с нетерпением!

Do you have the measurement for steel string tops?

Super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you!

Amazing. Great info

How does a guitar sound if it has no bracing ?

Thank you, Garrett, these are very helpful explanations. One question about the weights: did I understand it right that the dumbbell weight has 1000g? (and not two american pounds?)

Thank you again - this is SO helfpfull!

Thats realy interesting, thank you verry much for showing and explaining this so well!! I'm always thinking about building a probe guitar with a easy removeable deck, but dont know how to do and will it be helpfull?

Yeh that is pretty impressive actually

С нетерпением жду вашего возвращения! Жду новых выпусков видео. Очень хочу приехать на встречу 14 сентября, но живу очень далеко! Спасибо вам за ценные советы. Спасибо за то, что делитесь своим опытом! Люблю вас как брата.

How do you get the veneers? Veneer saw?

Hi Garrett, thanks for the excellent video. I wanted to ask - you mentioned your target deflections for steel strings in the episode 13 comments. Are you able to also provide the post-bracing deflection targets for steel strings like you have in the table for this video?

What’s the density for honeycomb?

Do you ever find your advanced understanding of systems to get in the way of your playing, or are you fully capable of subduing a given aspect of thought while engaging in an applicable task? Excellent playing, sir. I came across your illuminating series this afternoon and am excited to learn more in the coming days.. Additionally, if you haven't already covered the following topic, a suggestion: workshop protocol and organization Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion.

Great and informative videos Looking forward for Ep. 18 Air, top, back resonance

What a fantastic video! Very informative and inspiring! Thank you@

I stumbled across your channel and appreciate that you take time to share your valuable knowledge about guitar. This is for me a gem, being interested in both guitar playing and making.

As a begginer luthier in France, I would like to thank you very much for those clean and methodic advices. At last a practical approch, untainted by belief or myth about luthery. Your serie is absolutely great.

Absolutely beautiful!

That was an incredible learning experience. Thank you!

As usual, majestic contents! Thank you so much Garrett

beautifully played, Gary! I was really intrigued by the first video as I don't think I've ever heard you play on a cedar guitar before. All of the guitars have such a notable color palette for this music though, I really enjoyed all of the performances. Congrats and hope to see you soon.

and how do you get holes in it? Does it come in a sheet? Shall I google guitar shape balsa/w holes?

Nicely done Gary. The recorded sound of your guitar is lovely!

Hello. good show. Hmm,,,,I would like very much to see what pattern the bouncy particles would form with the strings on up to pitch, then with a violin bow make the SB undulate like crazy. and it does!. Have you or anyone else tried this.?? This method is how we find the "anti node for bridge location" on the guitars we make. But we don't use particles!! instead a K&K pick up glued on a pencil or a small stick, touching areas on the SB and passed through an amp. = Amazing acoustic revelations!! it's easy. Old Ernst might raise an eyebrow, he didn't have the electro wizardly things we have now.

Beautifully played.

very nice, lovely work

Bravo Gary! I love the way you play my music, so heartfelt. And that you also made these guitars, wow! They sound absolutely beautiful, so well balanced with a lovely sound. What a talent you are!

thank you!

Beautiful pieces, beautifully played on beautiful sounding instruments! Well done!

👏👏👏

Very nice Gary 🫶🏽 Congrats!! What a useful tool to possess to play like that 🫡

Can introduce your guitar n. What music instruments for recording

I'm currently laid up with covid. Your playing was just so lovely to listen to, and I love the tone of your guitar. Thank you.

Amazing! This luthier can play!

Beautiful!!

very cool! thanks for paying this forward... cheers

Muito lindo, parabéns!

fascinating a great great video thank you for the upload and education