It’s a great pleasure watching this Video and it’s so important for any guitarplayer to know what a beautiful and the worthy of recognition the craftmanship a luthier is.
Inspiring to watch and thanks for sharing. I'm just beginning my classical guitar building at 62 years young and hope to continue this love affair until death do we part. The solera has been one of my favorite jigs to build and it's constantly evolving.
I wish you all the best for this great challenge! I'm 71 years old and built my first guitar one year ago. It is a replica of a Santos Hernandez Flamenco 1934 and it turned out that, compared to all my other guitars including Hermanos Conde (Faustino) Arcangel Fernandez among others, it stands its ground superbly. Although I'm now infected by the luthier virus, it will be my first and last guitar, as I'm still in business as a teacher. So good luck to you and keep the spirit!
Oren ,you have hands of gold, I admire your fine art and craftsmanship .you make it look deceptively easy .Long may you continue to produce fine guitars..
I really liked watching that , however you do make it look so easy . I think I might start off with simple repairs then one day you never know 😨 great work mate
Nice job, I myself do not play Classical music per-say but very much appreciate the style ...I have been training myself to be a Luthier and need to learn as much as i can ...
David Barnich I want to become one as well although I've heard half and half about it most ppl say the money is mostly in repair others say there's none at all would you say its something you could be stable off of
Rodney Campbell, I hope that the luthier I would hire didn't make guitars because of the pay but the passion. I, however, do believe it is deserving of much! I hope you find what you love and are more than sufficiently compensated.
I really liked watching that , however you do make it look so easy . I think I might start off with simple repairs then one day you never know 😨 great work mate
