Great idea Michael! Love the “ice cream sandwich” look haha. I make my bridges with 1 inch or 3/4 inch square hobby wood. I cut the angles on the mitre saw, put it in the vise to cut the fret wire slot, and then take it to the belt sander and sand it all down to size. Last step is to put a little drum sander bit in my drill press and sand an arch in the bottom so it looks like a real bridge. I definitely know what you mean about an unwanted manicure haha.
Thanks for the Idea!! Good one! I have a Bandsaw just like that! Awesome saw. Anyhow it LOOKS like that. Mine is a Delta 14" made in 1987.Thanks Mike!! Oh by the way one of those scrap plywood pcs make a great PUSH stick even two pushers! LOL That way if you bump the saw it don't get REKT. I love yer vids!
I asked you for some advice a while ago, and you said just try it. So I did. I went out and bought a Stevenson resonator slide, and then I cut it down to make my bridge. That thing was like 40 bucks, but it works real good. If only I saw this video a week sooner.😂
I look at your bandsaw… and one thing comes to mind…WD40!…. And lots of it!!!😂 Also…Not sure if you noticed, but that rooster was getting a little cocky.
Great idea Michael! Love the “ice cream sandwich” look haha. I make my bridges with 1 inch or 3/4 inch square hobby wood. I cut the angles on the mitre saw, put it in the vise to cut the fret wire slot, and then take it to the belt sander and sand it all down to size. Last step is to put a little drum sander bit in my drill press and sand an arch in the bottom so it looks like a real bridge. I definitely know what you mean about an unwanted manicure haha.
Thank you Richard. 😎
I've made mine like that as well. Great idea with the laminating for cool look. Thanks for the video!
That a great use of the inserts.
Thanks for the Idea!! Good one! I have a Bandsaw just like that! Awesome saw. Anyhow it LOOKS like that. Mine is a Delta 14" made in 1987.Thanks Mike!! Oh by the way one of those scrap plywood pcs make a great PUSH stick even two pushers! LOL That way if you bump the saw it don't get REKT. I love yer vids!
Thanks for the tip. 😎
Great idea to make good use of your resources!
Been doing it also, the color contrast when sanded and stained looks great.
An amazing idea thanks Michael
Always good entertainment when I listen to you👍
I asked you for some advice a while ago, and you said just try it. So I did.
I went out and bought a Stevenson resonator slide, and then I cut it down to make my bridge. That thing was like 40 bucks, but it works real good.
If only I saw this video a week sooner.😂
Nailed it.
Love the idea! Great work!
Magnifique, excellente idée 👍
Just anither great idea that your shared with us! Awesome!
Thanks Scott. M~ 😎
Very nice! Great tips.
Once again I enjoyed your video, thank you!!!
Great idea my friend 😊 thank you for this great tip👍
Thanks Barry. M~
Thanks, a great and very informative
Great idea and tutorial buddy
Thanks 👍
Thanks for the tip! They do look awesome.
I love watching you work! Do you not use the inserts when building guitars?
Thanks THomas, I usually take them out. M~
7:51 you could always put a metal fingerpick on your finger. If you see Sparks you went too far. 😂
Thanks lol
Now I know what to do with the pile of maple and walnut scraps on my bench
Yes Sir. M~
Been doing this for years.
Great video on bridges love the contrast in woods. Where do you get your fret wire?
Thanks Randy. Fret wire from StewMac. M~
I didnt realize the bridge had a fret wire. Learn somen' new every day ❤
Thanks Jeff, some do and some don't. I like the fret wire because the string doesn't eat into the wood. M~
@@SouthernFireGuitars That makes scents. I could also see it giving the CBG a cleaner sound.
Is there a set height you use on you necks to fit those bridges?
My fret board is 1/4'' over my box top. The bridge it fitted for each guitar. I have no set bridge height. M~
Nice beard bro
Those bridges really made the cut😅
Thanks David. M~
I look at your bandsaw… and one thing comes to mind…WD40!…. And lots of it!!!😂
Also…Not sure if you noticed, but that rooster was getting a little cocky.
Yep, that saw has seen better days. WD40 I agree. That rooster better watch it, he doesn't know how much I like chicken soup. 😆
@@SouthernFireGuitars LOL! Great video sir.
Cheap?!.... We call it "Value Engineering"....
Thanks Stu. I like that lol