Making a Rosette for a Romantic Guitar - Christian Crevels Handmade Guitars
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2023
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Link for the circle cutter plans!
drive.google.com/file/d/1ug8z...
In this video, I show in-depth the making of the patterned rosette that is the signature of my classical guitars. There are many ways to go about it, and sometimes I like to explore new methods.
This is a very special one: I am making it for a future romantic guitar, inspired by the work of French Luthier René Lacôte. For this reason, I have made this one remarkably detailed. It was a big challenge for me, but I am happy with the results.
The rosette combines Sycamore veneers of different colours in a unique side-grain pattern. It is for my guitar #12, 'Celox', over a Swiss Moon Spruce Soundboard.
Check out my website to see all the guitars I have made so far!
www.crevelsguitars.com/
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If anyone is interested, I have plans for the circle cutter router attachment jig. Please leave a comment so that I check if many people are interested, then I can make a link or something for it.
Incredible work. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
I admire your nerve cutting the main rosette channel with hand tools. I also appreciate this rosette for its vague similarity to the ones that came before it. I liken it to a variation on a theme. For me it’s definitely become your signature. Well done.
Hey thanks! Yes, this design was thought of as a 'variation on a theme'. If you look closely, you'll see that it is actually a simple duplication (and mirroring) of the tile lines: for my other rosettes, there is one line of tiles, for this, two. That's the magic of pattern designs, one turn and it looks a whole new design. Of course, I think the purfling lines also have a big influence on the overall appearance, making it even more unique.
Really inspirational Thank you for sharing your work
Thank you for watching!
sensational!!! Congratulations on the beautiful work!!
Thank you so much!
Really nice work
Thank you!
Wow amazing..
Thank you!
Very nice work
Thank you, glad you like it!
I, would like to see the plans for the circle cutter thanks.
I will set up a download link!
Sorry it took sooo long, I have been just overrun by other projects. There is now a link on the description of the video for the circle cutter plans, if you still interested!
Great video. I build Lacotes and Stauffers as well. Could you share the name of the gramil tool that your are using and where you purchased it? I have a number of gramils. This one is pretty cool!
You mean the circle cutter? I got it from the online store dictum, if my memory doesn't fail me.
This one's actually the first Lacote I'm setting to make!
Hello Christian, I would be interested to the plans for the circle cutter and I would be extremely grateful if you could share them with me! Thanks in advance ❤
Hey! There is now a link on the description of the video :)
@ChrisCrevelsGuitars you are a very patient man...love the detail! I just discovered your channel today...
What do you call the circle cutting jig a spoke shave you used to make the initial circles please?
Glad that you liked the channel! I use both handheld circle cutters and router jigs for circle cutting. The jigs I have designed myself
I would like plans for the circle cutter router jig.
I will soon provide a like with the plans
Took me long enough, but there is now a link on the description of the video for the circle cutter plans, if you still interested!