182 RSW Custom Rosa Mandolin Part 10 Binding
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- In this session, I cut all the binding slots. Install the binding around both the body and the peghead. Install the body point protectors, and install the fret board. For all intents and purposes the mandolin is complete after this video.
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Jerry another fantastic video for us all to enjoy. Thank you. How wonderful it must be to make heirlooms of the future that will be passed down through generations to come and how amazing for the owner many years up the road to be able to see this work of art being made. You are inspiring so many of us through your videos. Danny 👍
+MrDparker69 thank you very much Danny.
Watching this makes it obvious why hand built instruments are expensive. Skll and experience don't come cheap.
Your videos make my day Jerry - keep 'em coming. Superlative craftsmanship.
Looking forward to the next instalment!
trevor owen thank you very kindly.
Really enjoy watching these videos..Cant wait to see the mandolin with the finish on it.Thanks for all the tips and sharing of your knowledge of building...Keep the videos a coming..
+Kenneth Innis you are welcome thank you for watching.
Great Build Jerry. working my way thru all your projects...I must say Pilgrim you're the best
An amazing video. I enjoyed it very much so. That's a really nice looking plane the guy sent you. Awesome video. I look forward to the next video. I hope you have a blessed week.
+Thomas Tommy thank you very much. Hope your wife is doing better.
Outstanding work! But not unexpected of you. Here's a trick for you - slice a bicycle inner tube into strips, knot them together, and use to wrap the binding/body sandwich. It pulls the binding in really tight and the glue doesn't' stick. Looking forward to the finishing vid. Thanks!
+Tim Smoot that's a good idea. I used to use rubber bands. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for all your patience explaining the process.
Can't wait to see the stain and varnish.
Its never bragging when its true,and all your work is exceptional, rock on Jerry
+michaeladam caira thank you very much.
I like that you say "Split the difference between the looks and the time " . I spent 350 hours on building my first octave mandolin . Just about went crazy over my obsession to make it perfect .Perfection is fairly elusive I,m finding .
+james mcdowell yes there are always trade-offs. Thank you very much for watching.
Heirloom quality art that will be cherished and handed down through generations of Mandolin Aficionados... A very nice Legacy.
I hope that the younger generation is fortunate enough to find these videos and are intelligent enough to see what is there, going on behind what they can see and hear on the video..... Maybe instead of video games, somewhere there might be a kid doing something with his hands to "create" rather than self-pacify...... Inspiration.
Celuloid is what OLD movie film " Celuloid Heros- by the kinks " and , ping pong balls . Great fire starter material.
Yep. Thanks for watching.
Great picking and singing…kudos!👍
Awesome work Jerry you make it look so easy,great build,much respect love that clamp!Cheers
+blkjckgtrnut thank you very much.
As usual your skill level is outstanding. I have thoroughly enjoyed this video keep them coming I am trying to catch up on them all. Peace and love from bonny Scotland.
+Andrew Reynolds thank you very kindly my friend.
There are plenty of times when I look at the process and think I could do that with the right tools and a quick practice and then there are the other bits where I think, yep that is natural talent and thousands of hours experience or it all goes wrong!
What a super kind present that palm finger plain was from Harry. That should help reduce that painful looking pressure on your poor fingers when you shape the hard maple back Jerry!
It's fantastic how the binding finishes everything off and pulls everything together.
I was really curious to see how you attached the binding to the tight pointed scroll curls and you made it look easy when I know it isn't!
Can't wait to see the final finishing clip now!
Thanks for posting Jerry.
Sharing is caring and Jerry obviously cares. Thanks Jerry, I have learned so much from your videos.
I'll never complain about the cost of a mandolin again.
Beautiful work as usual Jerry. The patience of a Saint, the eyes of a surgeon, and the hands of a master craftsman, a great combination!! Kind Regards from the UK.
+steveparkes1 thank you very much my friend.
Awesome Brother! Very Beautiful Work. Can't wait to show it off!
+Robert Barnum thank you Robert. I'm working on the staying as we speak. It's turning out pretty good but just like always it's fighting me I'm trying to get it to a certain point and it just doesn't want to go there. But you know me I don't give up easy.
The compensation that you receive is certainly earned. The care, detail, dedication, commitment to an excellent product surely comes across in the video. I compliment you on such fine work for an instrument that will last for generations as folks take care of it, maintain it and play those melodies. It has so much capability in the hands of its ultimate owner. Thanks for the video too!
+Maurice Erwin thank you very kindly my friend. Thanks for watching the video.
Awesome work Jerry, I've been following your work for a little bit, you are a master luthier sir
lol I was just thinking about how similar the ignition time of old picks I used as a kid was to the binding before you mentioned it.
+Octobert great minds think alike. Thanks for watching.
Well well well... I need to show this video to some people who told me that C-clamps could not be welded or rewelded! I bought some C-clamps from Harbor Freight that are 8" in reach, an inch too long. Obviously, their 6" clamps are too short. I told some work friends I wanted to cut the clamps, remove an inch, and weld them back together, but they said the material (without looking at it) could not be welded, assuming all C-clamps are made of the same material. But now here you are, showing off that you can indeed weld them, or at least weld to them. Handy! Nice job!
I absolutely love that mandolin. Great work!
I wise I had some money to buy a Mandolin
Beautiful Mandolin Jerry
+scott ford me too. LOL thanks for watching.
Absolutely beautiful mandolin!! Always love your videos...thumbs up every time!! 👍 It was really nice of that gentleman to give you that palm plane...hope that makes your work a little easier on you! Thanks so much for putting these videos together for us...it really is the highlight of my weekend!
+thats2kewl thank you very much. That's very nice to hear. Thanks for watching.
Absolutely amazing. A beautiful build. Every single detail is just perfect and unique. Bravo!
+Gil Lamb thank you very much.
looking good. Would look nice in a blond finish
+Stephen Gent thanks for taking a look. I think he is looking for a traditional Finnish.
MAN that is looking GREAT!!!!!!!
+john sipe thank you very much.
That mandolin looks gorgeous! I can't wait to see it with a finish on it!
+Jeff Grier thank you very kindly.
Waouh very nice instrument and binding techniques I will never see the binding of my guitars the same way that I've seen how much work it takes
Wow! Jerry great job. You certainly earn you money.
+ebbo51 thank you very much.
Binding is killing me, so i figures I'd take a little break and watch an expert. Very nice work. Maybe by the time i build 182 I'll have it figured out.
I was looking forward to this video all week. You do amazing work. I'm looking forward to the staining and lacquer.
+Chris Clark thank you very much.
More amazing mando work from RSW. The handheld dremel work was especially terrifying Jerry - kids do not try that without a LOT of practice LOL - one slip could really ruin your day!
+Tioga Fretworks that is so true. Thank you for watching.
Listening to "Carmen"...didn't realize you and Marty Robbins were brothers!
Matthew Brutosky I love Marty Robbins. Thank you for watching.
M any modern smokless gun powders are nitro-cellulose based. Yeah, celluloid is flammable. It's also what old movie film was made of. Many people died in theater fires thanks to that stuff.
Wow, thats a nice piece! Thanks for showing us all your tricks!
Hugo Habicht thank you very much.
cool gift your new palm plane
Great work as always Jerry - a pleasure to watch!
Cheers, John
+Zone1242 thank you very much.
AMAZING! Simply amazing.
+Reel McCoy thank you very much.
Nice of Harry for the early Christmas gift! But you're so handy with a Dremel, who needs it? lol. Nice work, Jerry.
Gee Mac72 thank you very much for watching. It's a very nice gift and I will definitely put it to use.
It looks fantastic so far . and I'm sure the next video won't disappoint me either. Great job Jerry.
+Krusty Buzzard thank you very much.
Beautiful instrument, Jerry! Love the Red in the inlays. Compliments!
Bauke Couperus thank you very much.
Jerry, 300 years in the future and they are wondering why these mandolins are so good (stradivarius) they would be wondering how they were put together. But then they would have your videos...LOL
Very helpful! Thank you!
Gorgeous binding work, Jerry
Boudreau Guitars he has so much patients it's sickening to me who looses it at times.
+Boudreau Guitars thank you Ken.
Awesome jerry!!
+Gilbert Williamson thank you very much.
Looks really good Jerry
+Garnett M thank you.
Very nice job Jerry,,
Jim
+phooesnax thanks Jim.
amazing!!
+tom carol thank you.
Hi Jerry! I'm so hooked on your channel! Can't wait for each video. Have you done a complete Rosa acoustic guitar set of videos ? If not I'd love to see it. Thanks again for your channel. Andy Dobbs
Andy Dobbs thank you very much Andy. Glad to hear it.
Ahh, the tie that binds.
Richard Mead thank you for taking a look.
Hi jerry.enjoyed the video great work as usual.you want to get a pet ten no for that clamp.cheers rob
+rob dilley thank you Rob.
I noticed you do not protect the rose on the back of the mandolin while doing the binding. I would think the amount of tape used might smudge the rose. I am enjoying your videos. Hope to construct my own mandolin one of these days. Thanks for the great instructional work you do.
I watched it twice lol 😁
+Krusty Buzzard thank you.
Looking really good Jerry. For such a little thing there's miles of binding. That's a neat little neck clamp jig you made up there. But I bet you voided the Craftsman's life time warranty.
+Dane Nichols dang I never thought about the warranty. LOL thanks for watching.
Not in to mandolin but that is fantastic looking thing, don't know what you charge but its not enough.
+wise man thank you very much. Maybe we'll convert you to a mandolin.
When I win the lottery, you can build me a guitar!
+John Garrison thanks for taking a look.
Stewmac makes sure their tools shows the name well lol that's a beautiful mandolin Jerry!
+Randy Schartiger thanks Randy.
Randy Schartiger Randy, I have not been getting any of your videos. Are you still making videos? I hope all is well with you and your family.
thanks Thomas! yep still cranking out videos every 3 days or so. you might have got unsubscribed, that happens to me a lot, or click the bell icon and choose to be notified when I post.
Gerry, does the glue present a problem when finishing time comes?
Jerry you Sir are an Amazing crafsman...What a beautiful mandolin, I have a question have you ever tried to attach the binding useing asatone? It melts the binding to the wood you still tape it while it cures. Thanks Scott
+scott 1911man no I haven't tried that. I'm sure it would probably work fine. Thank you for watching.
Acetone. Just in case someone wants to google it. The cement Jerry uses is essentially the same thing - it smells like acetone anyway.
Strictly speaking for a material to be called celluloid it should contain Nitrocellulose which would add significant to it's flammablilty.
TheOldgeezah good information. Thanks for watching.
Always a pleasure to see a craftsman at work
Has any one told you that on some songs, you sound just like Marty Robbins?
why do Mandolin's have scrolls? Ive always wondered that, is it purely aesthetic or does it have something to do with sound?
Yes it's just a design feature. Some mandolin do not have Scrolls.
Have we ever seen your personal mandolin? It always says something to see the players personal instrument.
+C Freeman I have several and I have played them on several that different videos over the years. Thanks for watching.
Not that you played it this video, but I love that opal, ruby & pearl song. Is that your band?
+Mel Superable yes it was. It was sung by my late bass player who was also my son's mother-in-law. Renee Caudill. She died of brain cancer more than a year-and-a-half ago. Thanks for watching.
What a voice she had, sorry for your loss.
Django Reinhardt's hand was burned horribly in a fire that started in their caravan because his wife was making flowers to sell out of a celluloid material like that. Bad for him but he went on to revolutionize guitar playing in order to compensate for the disfiguring injury...
So much binding....
+Buddy Martin that's why I always say making them pretty takes longer than building them. Thanks for watching.
Jerry, it’s a piece of art. Really an amazing build. I sat there with my mouth hanging open, I just couldn’t believe the work you were doing to it.
MARTY
+Krusty Buzzard thanks for taking a look.
A "hair" big/long? How long is a hair? :-)
Magnus Johansson .004 of an inch. Give or take. Thanks for watching.
hey when will yhe tractor repair video be released