segmented rosette tutorial.......

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segmented rosette tutorial.......

Post by martinedwards » Fri Oct 05, 2007 2:11 am

OK gang, here's how to make a segmented rosette......

this is for a guitar shaped mandola I'm mking for a guy in England.

Cut a donut of solid wood and cut two grooves to match on the top.

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route the gap between the cuts on the top

yup, as thin as this!!!

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Cut a contrasting donut.. these are maple and walnut

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Mark them in 12 equal segments. NUMBER them!!!

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Chop them up.

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assemble the bits. there will be gaps because of the thickness of the saw.

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purlfing on the outside

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and then in all the gaps too.

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once it's all glued in I'll cut another slot inside for another purfling strip. then I'll cut the soundhole
Sorry I'm not from the Southern Hemisphere.....

I have an aunt in New Zealand and another in South Africa, can I still play?

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Post by BillyT » Fri Oct 05, 2007 5:51 am

That's great Martin! How lond did it take you to get that far?

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Post by Ron Wisdom » Fri Oct 05, 2007 7:46 am

Thanks, Martin. Be sure to post a finished photo.

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Post by martinedwards » Fri Oct 05, 2007 7:59 pm

BillyT wrote:That's great Martin! How lond did it take you to get that far?
all in those pics about 90 minutes

glue & dry then another circular cut & the inner ring fitted, another 10 mins.......
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Post by martinedwards » Sat Oct 06, 2007 1:06 am

Not totally happy with the close up outcome. the outer an inner rings aren't as.... well..... circular as I want,
so I'll re-do the process when my engleman arrives........

Ah well, so who's perfect?

lucky I have the other 12 segments in an envelope, all numbered, ready for use!!
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Sorry I'm not from the Southern Hemisphere.....

I have an aunt in New Zealand and another in South Africa, can I still play?

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Post by Serge » Mon Oct 08, 2007 3:30 am

That will be fixed by you in no time Martin, great tutorial mate, thanks! :D
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Post by martinedwards » Wed Oct 10, 2007 1:34 am

Ah go on then Serge, here's another attempt at the outer & inner rings.....

I re-cut the grooves and filled them with a wider bwbw strip

still to be sanded out.........

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Sorry I'm not from the Southern Hemisphere.....

I have an aunt in New Zealand and another in South Africa, can I still play?

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Post by Serge » Wed Oct 10, 2007 5:14 am

Oh Yeah, hun hun!!! :cl :cl :cl

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