The Building of Tyr - Ep 5 - Top reveal and a whole guitar!

Welcome back guys and welcome, actually, a week after the end of this episode because I forgot to record this intro and, um, in today's video I'm going to work on the wings and I'm actually going to glue them on and, uh, I guess that my name is Lars and this is the teardrop

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thank you foreign construction site is in progress here they are actually destroying the house in front of mine and once in this episode to glue the wings and I want to at least glue the piece of material that will be here Now I have the wings here and I could place this, but I should make the top and attach the top here before gluing and to make the top finally you can see the material, the materials here and the material for the part higher this will be.

What, please don't kill me. I know this isn't exactly the best material, but to be honest, it's interesting to watch. Yes, and visually interesting. What I really saw someone use this effectively was Isla, but it's like. a carpenter and has a bit of an obsession with OSP and I agree this looks interesting and I certainly use it on cabinet makers effectively making it like a nice piece of furniture so I don't see why this can't be applied on a

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. and if after this build I don't get just one little comment, a thumbs up from Matilda, I'll cry in the corner because I'll be part of the USB Army and you won't know me, don't make me sad, Matt, please, I already attached it. the wings on this is the department paper template for the wings and we're going to use this so I already used it effectively on the hella broth which was a lot thicker and a lot sturdier so I think this should work fine so I will do it.

I do that, I'll count to square here so I can handle this a little bit easier and then I'll cut the right shape down to the line with this sand a little bit with some sandpaper like 120 probably and I'll get the right shape and everything and then I'll attach this here foreign foreigner but what you need is just a stick with some paper in any case finally it's time to group the first piece. I have them both ready and I need to stick this on this foreigner, it's the next day and they "We're still tearing down that house, sorry for all the not pretty noises, anyway, I have my two wings here.

Now is the time to clean up all this strange before the glue is in the morning outside, it's raining, the weather is and I." I'm freezing but I need to glue the swing right now so the light I need to put this here and really take my time to put it right thanks the group was I think good this one I think is the best of the two this true here not sure from above because I see a little line here there's probably a little gap or the pencil line or a combination of the two. I need to clean this up to find out this one I'm not 100 sure for the back the top seems almost fine but I'm getting pretty close to having the perfect glue line I want with the tool I have which is great because I can upgrade .

I want to finish this episode, but before that you know, of course. Of course, while I was filming this the first time, no one didn't work here, no one, no, nothing and the camera stopped recording. So now that I'm trying again and maybe this is good, of course, of course, they start making noises. luck, uh, what I want to do before we finish this episode is Fitness. I want it to be four centimeters and this is quite a bit of material to carry with the chisel with the chisel with the plane, so instead of using the plane. or I'll try to use the rusty plane.

I'll try to use the song and make probably 10-15 cuts and then remove most of the debris with the chisel and then clean everything up with the rasp and the Shinto Solas for the plane. I grew up. These two pieces I put on a couple of hours ago, so the glue should be hard enough to hold them in place, just to make sure I'm going to cut them while I have the clamp here. It's just a safe measure and we will use the saw. here to cut and join to cut these two and match the angle that I have here and I'll finish the thumb and then I'll work on the backhand, I'll remove the waste I have to do the same way basically and I'll do this and then I'll finish the body and I'll finish this video today thanks okay it's not even the next day it's actually two days later and well I'm kind of clean and it happened right now.

The second time this piece fell off, I think it was due to the fact that here under the steel the original finish of the chair and the glue did not stick properly. I cut another piece. I actually spent some time here checking the finish. with some with 40 grit and paper and I even press with the Shinto rasp and a little bit I'll stick this now this should stick in theory and then before the next video I'll grab this thing actually let me let you guys see a little bit. result here I remove most of it this is the final thickness that I want I work a little on the shape I cut the piece here here I need to finance this part right here in the transition because it is not perfect for the rest I am pretty satisfied with the results, this

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is scamming alive.

I hope I didn't put the body too low, but in any case I can raise the bridge if that's the problem and, in fact, it's one thing that I did. What I don't expect is the back, while the back and the front because the gluing joint this time is really perfect. I mean, you can't see the actual glue joint of the weekend wing and the center part unless you really look for it. Is very good. I love it. I love this. Now I'll paste this. The next episode will be interesting. I know this because in the next episode I want to finance the headstock.

I want to do little things. I honestly think we will make this guitar even more beautiful as always. I would like to. to thank you my coffee supporter my subscriber the new subscriber and everything wants you to participate if you like this video please subscribe it is greatly appreciated and it will help me make more videos and uh yes I will see you in two weeks for the next episode while I will work on the S stock and I'll make the bore for this and, yeah, until then, bye.