How to make a rosette part 1 , The Gran Jota by Francisco Tarrega

[beauxbeau]

what is the song that starts around 9 minutes in?

[themurkar]

Awesome! Thanks for doing this video, very insightful :)

[butchd18]

thats best i have seen 100% perfect job

[sirgreggins8824]

nice work. Thats a lot of work

[dandeliontea7]

"Would you like extra veneers with that?"

LOL jks, the video was amazing....thanks :D

[gtarszzz]

2:13

"oral B, number one luthiers choice!"

[Mimiteh7]

great job ^:)

[kd0afk]

You need to invest in a diesel engine ring compression clamp. It would be a lot quicker and easier.

[theuglyfolkers]

thanks for making this video, helped me a lot on my guitar making course... :o)

[GuitarMonst3r]

wow thx!

[pianop90]

what are the squares of the begining made of??

[superbowl45atmyhouse]

amazing work. How thick are the veneers? All the same thickness?

[biggestclaptonfan]

Once you have glued your first rings of veneer how do you accomodate that radius into the tiles?

Cheers, Paul

[davisims]

I think this is the best video to watch if you are starting out., and is building Rosette . for classical guitars. Thanks for put up this video

[mrbannon0]

Could somebody please tell me what piece is being played at 7:48? It's not Gran Jota, as far as I know.

[beauxbeau]

@mrbannon0 Hey,

I don't know if you ever figured out what song that was, but I just found out that it is "Sadaude" by roland dyens.

[LZamoraS]

Amazing job. Thank you very much for sharing this, as I heard and read about this way to do it, but never had the chance to see it. Unvaluable.

[GUITARREM]

I CAN MAKE IT WITH HIDE GLUE?

REGARDS

[RASHEP1]

This is fantastic video...very helpful. How do you cut the slices to establish each rosette from the cylinder ? Thank you.

[JMichaelThames]

I cut them like salami on a bandsaw, however you must glue a straight piece of wood to the opposite side of the cylinder, never try to cut just the cylinder in the bandsaw. very dangerous.

[axeandraxe]

@JMichaelThames  how do you detach the wood cilinder from the rosette

[opidacul]

fantastic! thank you for the information, you work so calm and is a joy for us to see a master at work.

[JMichaelThames]

I'm not quite sure what you mean. But yes I think. To answer your last question the jig I clamp the final veneers in has an angle already in it that matches the angle.

[bighank99]

@JMichaelThames

Yes, the side angle was question, and the orientation of the veneers in the little clamping jig.

I was thinking yesterday that the with the large number of individually made logs that go into the layup of your rosette production, that your single log clamping jig must produce a fairly consistent log each time.

It's a wonderful piece of work.

Thanks for commenting.

[bighank99]

I want to thank you for sharing this knowledge with us amateurs.

Question regarding what I see when you clamp up a single log.

Are the veneers lying flat on the gig, meaning that you are then pressing sideways on the veneers when squeezing the glue out?

You don't show how the sides of the finished log are tapered to take the angle of the rosette circle. You don't by chance set this angle when you squeeze the log with that sideways pressure??? That would be cool!

[knotsable]

why the oven?

[JMichaelThames]

Once I glue and clamp the cylinder I heat it up the glue and it becomes soft. I then apply more pressure with the hose clamps and it goes together nicely. Then I let it cool down.

[juhlster1021]

@JMichaelThames What kind of glue is it? Yellow glue? white? etc. Thanks.

[1955anthony]

A truly great builder and musican. Always looking ahead for a better sound!

A.Dossi

[lvst1]

how do you do the simetric line? in your video dont apear the complete work, can you show me , please

[MiguelMvM]

wow! very interesting. he must have the patience and glue of a thousand men

[zthetha]

Could watch this guy for hours. Excellent!. And very reassuring to see a luthier with glue on his hands too.

[vanwick]

Beautiful !!!

[6cuerdas6]

very nice!!!

Thanks a lot

Cesar Amaro

[TonyMorris]

cool!

[JMichaelThames]

Thanks Tony!