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Hello, good afternoon, I really liked the design and how you make your instruments. Congratulations. By chance, do you have the plans for this mandolin?

il y en a qui ont de l'or dans les mains !! magnifique 🤩

Good video of the building process. I worked in Belgrade at the Flatiron shop for several years before Gibson kicked us all out. Disappointed there wasn't some old fiddle tunes played on mando for background music. Thanks anyway, Bob

Cool Guitar, like it when people are doing guitars that really look like wood, defects or unevenly figured wood I find more appealing than tiger stripe maple “perfect” figured guitars, those are beautiful too, but I like the more rustic look. Awesome job! I will steal some great solutions to problems I have going for my first Les Paul build, it’s my own design so I have to make my own templates even though the design will not stray too far from the original. I saw some great things I will go for, so thank you for the awesome video 😊

Beautiful

I actually really like the raw chiseled look when you're making the arch on top. It reminds me of a hammered cymbal and it'd be cool to see a guitar with bronze finish and chiseled top.

How pliable is that epoxy? Is it really rigid or does it flex a bit like other pickguards?

Great !!

This is what the music sounds like in hell… repeating for all eternity

Ну и говно ваш телекастер на внешний вид, как будто-то его только что вытащили из дерьма !!!

Wow great video beautiful instrument. I always thought that the f style was called the f style because of the shape of the holes where the sound comes out ……obviously I am NOT an expert.

Was that Indian tattoo on your forearm the Indian shooting the start from the Blow Pops wrapper? Lol

Nice work, is that a tru oil finish?

Well done sir. You've included many steps many others fail to show. Outstanding discipline. I'm curious how long it took end-to-end in real time? Thanks again for your effort.

My dude did you freehand the fret slots with a Dremel? If I did that they'd look like linguini! :P Great looking build!

What wood is this ?

Oh man, I can't describe how nice it is to see a new mandolin that doesn't have a sunburst finish.

I love that wood look, very nice 👍

wow i started this video like oh this could be cool and i went geeeez thats awesome

I own a 70s Gibson Flying V and i want it to have Block Inlays so bad. I think i have to find a good Luthier who will do it for me. No way im going to dp that on my Guitar on my own.

Bonjour un très bon travail comment peux couter une guitare fait par vos soins merci 🙏 j’adore le rendue des trois couleurs merci pour se pertage 👍👍👍👍🙋🏻‍♂️

Beautiful 👍

More please.

Wow such an impressing journey! Love it!❤

Great❤

Pretty dang cool. Ive never made anything but f holes. After watch this I may try an oval hole. I love the no binding affect. What's that goop you slathered on to finish it? Looks great!

Beautiful..🤗

Gibson Les Paul standing the body at the neck is suck . The best and most comfortable shape of the les paul is on harley benton guitars !

Finally a video of someone actually building a guitar and not just assembling parts together. Excellent work, looks amazing!

It is very strange that after watching this long video, we never hear what the mandolin sounds like.

Dope ass guitar brother, nice use of old beautiful wood and I bet it sounds as smooth as it looks! Wish I could get my bucket scrubbers on it! Sub-scribed😊

There's a trick to adding ears to the lower bout so you don't have to make a three piece back. Wedges are cut off the top of the block and slip matched. Its a little tricky but it works with curly maple. Excellent workmanship there.

Excellent work, excellent video.

Lovely work and great result

Absolutely fantastic video but the music is bloody awful........

Nice

Incredible! Great craftsmanship. No wonder the F Style mandolins cost more than the A style. Lots of extra effort.

Amazing !!

I liked the video... picked up a couple tips .. BUT I wish that Luthiers would stop using Titebond 2 and 3... Original Titebond holds beautifully and you don't need near as much heat to take something apart for repairs.. There's a reason original is used in most Big Name factories .... so if the instrument comes back for repairs you don't have to torture it with higher heat and there's less tearout... Sorry..just hard to watch someone grab that green bottle..lol Best tip was the rough smoothing out the top's dome with sandpaper on a flexible piece of flat metal like a ruler or something.... makes me wonder why I didn't think of that..

The only things I would have done differently would be vintage split post tuners and traditional Jazzmaster pickups.

Very cool

One thing I've never understood about mandolin making - Why is it traditional to put the fancy figured woods on the back and a plain top? Beautiful work, BTW.

Awesome.

Brilliant!!

Wow, gorgeous work!! How did you like carving the reclaimed redwood? I did an archtop out of it a while back, and found it almost too soft. My carving tools wanted to take off more than I needed, and I ended up getting some grain line cracks that needed gluing back together. Just my experience anyway

Какая идиотская озвучка.Неужели автор не понимает этого?!Такая "музыка " отобьёт желание смотреть что угодно.

The soundtrack of this video was incredibly relaxing, which fit the vibe really well

The mandolin has been extinct for 1,000 years and archeologists find this video saved to someones phone. What are the odds they can revive it with just this video?

No words Just gratitude. This is the highest form of art, and creates endless possibilities