@tv101 
That looks very good. I think I will start using bolts instead of screws

@tv101 
if you have any finer grade then try sticking some onto a flat surface and use that to take out the scratches 

@tv101 
I hope can get a good edge on the power tool attachments.

@tv101 
ok see you then. I will practice with my iPad and stand to get a good view.

@tv101 
Vertical is just as good I think, but it’s important to see the edge as you are working.  Weekend is probably better as I can get daylight. How does Saturday at 3pm sound. Hope the Jitsi still works.

@poco7 
Looks good

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@tv101 
Yes tap tuning. Some makers also tune the sound board after the sound box is assembled by tapping and listening to the vibrations. Then they scrape away shavings on the outside until they are happy.
 

@tv101  People often tune the back and front to a set interval, say 5th apart, C for the back and G for the front. Some use an electronic tuner and some do it by ear. Removing wood lowers the frequency…   Read more»

Brilliant film. I was multitasking but had to stop everything else to give it my full attention. Love the headstock carving with hand tools. Also the use of egg white to seal the soundboard was interesting, similar to traditional artists…   Read more»