How to make hammered dulcimer bridges

[@stevepethel6843]

Beautiful playing

[@airplanegirl01]

You scared the heebie jeebies out of me when you pushed the wood through the table saw with your fingers.
Please use a push stick, and also safety glasses and ear muffs.
Now I at least know how to cut the bevels on my bridges, if and when I ever need to do that again. I couldn't
figure out this morning, so I used a router bit to make a curved cut. Used the table saw blade to etch a shallow
groove, though now I know that you can do that with angling the table saw blade. Guess my brain could not
work out the methods you used. Thanks for the help.

[@tonycstech]

Done that hundred times.
Fear or distraction causes accidents.
Focus, don't be afraid and nothing will happen.

[@seamus9305]

Great video. Please think of using a push stick with the table saw.

[@banjotramp1]

@@tonycstech push stick and featherboard. Not the crappy push stick you might be thinking of.. More along this line i.ytimg.com/vi/LW8PUsaRSPY/maxresdefault.jpg The good news for you is that is is possible to play your instrument missing a finger or 2.

[@lynpugs]

I know that this was 5 years ago but if you read this could you tell me at what angle did you set the saw blade to cut the groove?

[@tonycstech]

45

[@lynpugs]

@@tonycstech Thank you sir.

[@funktheworld341]

looks great! what wood do you prefer?

[@moonturkey]

Hi Tony, would sycamore be too weak for a dulcimer bridge?