Sugar SG1 acoustic guitar build part 51: Routing the saddle slot
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2019
- I'm making a dummy bridge to help with tuning the top. Here I prepare the stock and rout the saddle slot.
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That’s fine work as usual Susan .
Another creative and enjoyable video.
Love you videos Susan... keep up the good work.
You are an absolute legend.
Great videos and l like the way you present your skills & knowledge across. Good on you .......
One of the first things I learned as a young carpenter was to raise the table saw blade only slightly higher than the material being cut. Easy to lob a finger completely off with the blade that high. But a great video all the same Susan!
very cool!
Putting that burnisher on my Xmas list!
I just saw your Spark video from 2014, I’m not a lawyer and I thought it was amazing ✌🏻
Aww, the stud to secure the tape😘😘😘
Ohh, congrats on the 20000!
Well spotted. Thank you!
thank you
I love how you fix problems.... (Btw are you going to Wimbledon???)
I’d love to go to Wimbledon, but tickets are rarer than quartersawn wenge. I don’t fancy camping overnight on Wimbledon common
Now I know why you're named Gardner: you deal with so many bushes.
That's an interesting trick using masking tape and superglue that I've seen suddenly pop up on many videos. It's a top tip which seems obvious once you've seen it once.
Also, I've just looked though my metric taps and M5 is normally M5 x 0.8 pitch so you were correct.
Susan are you okay not seen anything from you in awhile its 12/31/2019 now . hope all is well and God bless all you do
Notice that you had some wobble when starting and ending the routing of the slot. That's bad, because it causes the end of the bit to move sideways. You should concentrate on keeping the router steady and following one edge of the guide slot for maximum accuracy.
The guide was a tight fit in the slot though. There didn’t seem to be any movement
Susie, if you get this comment, I have to say, I may be selling my electric mandolin I built about 2 1/2 years. A fellow saw it at a friend's house and just went nuts about it. Before this, I was in the process of building another E mando I
I found a chunk of gorgeous rosewood that was too narrow for a fret board, but thick enough to split and bookmatch. I used Gorilla glue to hold it together. I will have a luthier with a CNC cut the fret slots from the StewMac chart. My next E mando should be another knock out.
Start with wider stock. Route the finished strait slot .Cut the two finished sides on the angle .
That’s how I did the bridge on my parlour guitar. I didn’t have the luxury of extra width here though.
Damn thought I invented that .LOl
I would not like to see the grain out of parallel with the bridge. Although on this curvy design it probably would not be easily seen.
Ain't the paper 0,2mm thin?
It’s thin paper
Oh no....I just watched ALL of your guitar building videos, and you haven’t finished the guitar yet. Are you going to finish on video ?
I am going to finish on video. I’m moving workshops and it’s taking a while to fit out the new one
I love the way you thoroughly explain everything out so well! You have showed me more then any others have doing these builds. Thank you!
When you use a router, you never remove its part without stopping the machine! Very dangerous
Wagnets? lol
Whats happened to your channel ? have you quit ?
I’m preparing a new workshop. Lockdowns have delayed work by months. I’m hoping to have it ready soon, although contractors still can’t give me a date for when they can do some work I need - I’m doing most of the work myself but I can’t do all of it. I haven’t filmed any of it as it would have further delayed things.
@@SusanGardener Thank you for your reply, looking forward to the next vid.