Jerry - as always a fascinating video but also really liked the song 'Brother John' - harmonically and lyrically unusual with great mandolin playing :-)
Hi Jerry, a fantastic video as always, I love this music you have made me a total convert to this style, you are a perfectionist and that is no bad thing, great job as always. Peace and Love from Bonny Scotland.
Great video thanks for sharing. You are doing amazing work with this instrument. You really have a great talent for this type of work. I will look forward to your next video. I truly hope you have a Blessed week Jerry.
Hey, Jerry, a quick tip to find that center line in a nicely grained top. Just like you sight down a neck to determine it's straightness or lack thereof, sight down where you think the center line of the joint is on the top. No matter how straight the grain is on it, the joint will show up as the only REALLY straight line on the top. Makes it easy to find it. Like always, you're doing a killer job, wish I could afford a Rosa. Guess I'll just have to build myself as close of one as I can. And after watching you do the parts I've never done, it should be easier than doing it from a book. Thanks again for showing us all how it's done.
Very nice job Jerry. I can frame a house up and close it in and people think that is the hard part. Finishing it takes longer than getting it up. Still, it's looking great. Regards, Solomon
Great work as always! I’d still like to see a violin build one of these days. I’d commission one but I can’t afford it and I don’t know how to play it! 🤣
A Siminoff neck joint, I see. I agree. From my limited experience, the binding alone is harder than the rest of it. I've seen where they've done it up with abalone. I don't know how they'd pull that off.
Maybe someone's already suggested this, but why not print the rose in another color (like red) so that when you trace it over with your black pen, you know exactly what you've traced and what still needs tracing?
@@RosaStringWorks I thought of that just after I made the recommendation (been binging a lot of your videos lately, I should have remembered right away). Then how about just gray? I know, I'm trying to solve a problem that doesn't really exist.
Hi Jerry. I use the same joint as you do, although I cut my with a router and jig. What is that silver looking tool @ 34:08 that you use to clean up the scroll?
Any plans/desire to eventually try your hand at one? I would suspect that a lot of what you know about building Mandolins would apply to an arch-top guitar.
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Dear Sir , You are TRULY AMAZING!!!
A true Craftsman at the top of his game I'm sure when it's complete you could put it up against any mandolin have a great night Jerry take care buddy
My indonesia...Like mandolins....mantap & Luar Biasa
Jerry - as always a fascinating video but also really liked the song 'Brother John' - harmonically and lyrically unusual with great mandolin playing :-)
Nice Job Doc, the surgery went well indeed!! Await further prognosis!! Thx
Jerry there is nothing lame about this version of EL Cumbanchero !!!! it sounds great, see you.
Hi Jerry, a fantastic video as always, I love this music you have made me a total convert to this style, you are a perfectionist and that is no bad thing, great job as always. Peace and Love from Bonny Scotland.
20:02 is a genius idea! it'd be hard to get it wrong. more great work!
As always great work and good eye for details,love your rose carvings,Cheers
Great work as always, the mandolin is coming along nicely!
Coming along nicely...Cant wait to see you finish it,then to hear it...GREAT WORK...
Incredible carving work
Can't wait to see this turns into another piece of art. Thanks for sharing as always, Jerry.
Great video thanks for sharing. You are doing amazing work with this instrument. You really have a great talent for this type of work. I will look forward to your next video. I truly hope you have a Blessed week Jerry.
Hey, Jerry, a quick tip to find that center line in a nicely grained top. Just like you sight down a neck to determine it's straightness or lack thereof, sight down where you think the center line of the joint is on the top. No matter how straight the grain is on it, the joint will show up as the only REALLY straight line on the top. Makes it easy to find it.
Like always, you're doing a killer job, wish I could afford a Rosa. Guess I'll just have to build myself as close of one as I can. And after watching you do the parts I've never done, it should be easier than doing it from a book. Thanks again for showing us all how it's done.
I always do that myself. Problem is on this one it disappears when you switch from the end to the top.
Wonderful work Jerry!!!!!!!!!!)))👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😊
Hi Jerry, I like your pickiness. I'm the same way. It amazes me though that client's don't see that when you charge them lol
love it, i always learn something new on every video.
Very nice job Jerry. I can frame a house up and close it in and people think that is the hard part. Finishing it takes longer than getting it up. Still, it's looking great. Regards, Solomon
Looking GOOD!
Hey Jerry, hope all is well..... missing your vids. Take care. Cheers
Thank you just have a ton on my plate.
Great work Jerry!
Great work as always! I’d still like to see a violin build one of these days. I’d commission one but I can’t afford it and I don’t know how to play it! 🤣
Outstanding
I love watching you carve the roses on your instruments. It's looking just great Jerry. Have a happy Halloween.
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How are you with pumpkins? Must be awesome!
Rebecca Lovell's mandolin looks like your work on the fret-board.
A Siminoff neck joint, I see. I agree. From my limited experience, the binding alone is harder than the rest of it. I've seen where they've done it up with abalone. I don't know how they'd pull that off.
I've done three or four with abalone shell all the way around. It's a lot of work.
@@RosaStringWorks I don't think I'd have the know-how to do it. I'm baffled on how they do it on a D-45. More power to you for doing that.
Jings bob and help ma crivens another top job/work of art. Ye canny whack it. Sorry but I'm Scottish
Time dosen't matter, when you're mad as a hatter, off with her head, off with her head, paint the roses, paint the roses............Larkin Poe
My great grandfather would say, "he builds two violins, one is left on the shop floor and one is sent out to his customer."
Maybe someone's already suggested this, but why not print the rose in another color (like red) so that when you trace it over with your black pen, you know exactly what you've traced and what still needs tracing?
That would work great if I weren't profoundly colorblind
@@RosaStringWorks I thought of that just after I made the recommendation (been binging a lot of your videos lately, I should have remembered right away). Then how about just gray? I know, I'm trying to solve a problem that doesn't really exist.
Amazing work as always Sir. Are the taper and dowels the traditional way to join a mandolin neck? Just curious...
There's lots of ways of joining on. I would say most are done with dovetails.
Hi Jerry. I use the same joint as you do, although I cut my with a router and jig. What is that silver looking tool @ 34:08 that you use to clean up the scroll?
Jerry,
Have you ever built an arch-top guitar similar to the Lloyd Loar designed L-5s?
No only flat tops.
Any plans/desire to eventually try your hand at one? I would suspect that a lot of what you know about building Mandolins would apply to an arch-top guitar.
Lookin sweet!
If you ask me Jerry, I think 6 grand is too cheap!
NICE FIRST
Hey Jerry, when are you going to build a 12 string? Carly Simon has a guitar in your style.
I've built two and sold them they were the first two guitars I built and sold.
Some lame version of that tune lol It's brilliant.