This blog documents my experiences building an F5 mandolin from a Stew Mac kit in the spring of 2011. Table of Contents Getting started Carving the top F-holes and tone bars Gluing the Top Carving the back Setting the neck and gluing the back The neck and fingerboard Binding Tools
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This blog documents my experiences building an F5 mandolin from a Stew Mac kit in the spring of 2011. Table of Contents Getting started Carving the top F-holes and tone bars Gluing the Top Carving the back Setting the neck and gluing the back The neck and fingerboard Binding Tools
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Building an F5 Mandolin – Contents. The Luthier's Apprentice. Building an F5 Mandolin. Laquo; Building an F5 Mandolin – Carving the Back. The Neck and Fingerboard. Setting the Neck and Gluing the Back. April 1, 2011 by theluthiersapprentice. Once the final setup was arrived at, I glued the 15th fret cross piece in place. You need to make caul to fit around the heel of the neck to do this, I used the scrap wood from the tone bars, and the excess from the top is a good caul for the top of the clamping.
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Building an F5 Mandolin – Contents. The Luthier's Apprentice. Building an F5 Mandolin. Laquo; Bulding an F5 Mandolin: F-holes and Tone Bars. Building and F5 Mandolin – Gluing the Top. March 1, 2011 by theluthiersapprentice. Before I could glue the top to the sides. I needed to cut the slot for the scroll in the mahogany neck block. I don’t have a bandsaw, nor could I find anyone who does, so I cut it with a coping saw. The top and sides are finished. Posted in Building an F5 Mandolin. Blog at WordPress&#...
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Building an F5 Mandolin – Contents. The Luthier's Apprentice. Building an F5 Mandolin. Archive for April, 2011. Posted in Building an F5 Mandolin. On April 1, 2011 Leave a Comment. Problem two: how to hold the mandolin still, and upright whilst doing the cutting. I would need two hands free to guide the Dremel. A luthier’s vice? Some sort of fabricated jig? Nope I sat on the floor, gripped it between my knees, prayed to gods and went for it. Maybe that just causes several sets of problems rather than one?
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Building an F5 Mandolin – Contents. The Luthier's Apprentice. Building an F5 Mandolin. Archive for March, 2011. Building an F5 Mandolin – Carving the Back. Posted in Building an F5 Mandolin. On March 1, 2011 Leave a Comment. I’ll leave these markings on the top until it’s nearly finished, and update the measurements as I go. The Siminoff book as some guidleine weights for various stages of the process, suggesting a finished back, cut to the right size should be 6.5oz. Here’s mine, getting t...Rulers: 150...
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Building an F5 Mandolin – Contents. The Luthier's Apprentice. Building an F5 Mandolin. Building an F5 Mandolin – Contents. This blog documents my experiences building an F5 mandolin from a Stew Mac kit in the spring of 2011. F-holes and tone bars. Setting the neck and gluing the back. The neck and fingerboard. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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