guitar making: thicknessing the soundboard 

Gracias por compartir. Thx for share!

Thank you for showing this , extremely rewarding time watching it .

Beau travail. Merci !

Pleasure to watch this chap work ... Congrats to those who will own his guitars, take good care of them ... 👍

Beautifully done.

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Obrigado por compartilhar seu conhecimento. O Sr é uma pessoa abençoada por ter esse dom.

Hello there! Thank you for this great videos. Iam starting harp builder and I found it really useful. One thing I cant find, and it would be so good if you talk about it:how to "read" lumber for making soundboard. What grain makes really good or great soundboard. If it is really as easy as the most straight and most delicate year rings or of there is something more? If the grain is little bit wavy does it have to be really bad or doesnt? I have a lot of question in that. Thank you!

Can you use a block sanding for this process? A questin for those who don't have a hand plane.

Great video. What tone do you want to hear at this stage? A, B etc??? or just concentrate on the thickness of the top? Thanks

Great video. Would like to note thought that you said final thickness would be 25 mm at the bridge. I assume you meant 2.5mm

Can any other luthier guess which brand of low angle block plane is being used here. ? I need a good one for this same purpose. ♥️

What kind of sound are you looking for when you “flop” the top. And what pitch or note are you looking for in general?

Are you sure about the 25mm and 20mm ? 😄

Hello, when you tap the soundboard near the tuner what are you looking for? Thanks

Do you have any recommendations for type of hand plane to you? Angle of blade? Thanks!

What can be said about the difference in top thickness (and back) between flamenco guitar and classical guitar

Thickness is probably not 25mm in Bridge area but 2.5mm... right?

Forgot to tell us the thickness and pitch .

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