This is a follow up video on the last one where I was building the mold for this instrument. In this video i’m bending the sides…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APFf3BoQ2E0!https://s3.amazonaws.com/vs-lumberjocks.com/odbliy5.jpg!
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| Blog entry by Tomy Hovington | posted 09-11-2016 03:26 AM | 1807 reads | 0 times favorited | 3 comments |  |
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Serradura
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#1 posted 09-11-2016 06:16 AM
And I thought I did a lot of sanding by hand… You make the bending look so easy, and as I know now it is.. when you practice a bit, the sides are not to thin and not to thick, and have a talent to work with patience! (not one of my best characteristics) Thanks for sharing!
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Don Broussard
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#2 posted 09-13-2016 01:33 AM
Nice work, Tony. Is your octave mandolin going to have a sound hole, or only F-holes? I’m thinking no sound hole. I like your setup to make the mold and bend the sides. This ain’t your first rodeo, eh?
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#3 posted 10-06-2016 08:34 PM
The OM will only have F-holes, you are right I’ve build a few instruments… Thanks for your comments
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