Few parts remain to finish this build. First, we'll go on with the nut, the piece diving the fretboard from the head stock. Here we have the slots to create the space between the strings. We need to give a blank piece the dimensions required. Then, open the slots keeping in mind the strings need to have the same space between them. Finally, we give it all the details we want to make it look nice.
Enjoy!
Cejuela
Queda pocas piezas para terminar este proyecto. Primero, vamos con la cejuela, donde se crea el espacio entre las cuerdas. Hay que tomar una pieza para hacer esto y darle las dimensiones adecuadas. Luego, creamos las ranuras para las cuerdas cuidando que le demos la misma separación a todas las cuerdas. Finalmente, agregamos todos los detalles estéticos para que se vea bien.
Espero lo disfruten.
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Cuanto super detalle, es genial ver cada una de las tareas tan pequeñas que conllevan ese trabajo tan hermoso. Gracias Andrés!🤗
Sí que sí.
The times I have worked with wood my fear has always been to overdo it when cutting or sanding, at least for me it is always better to work calmly and little by little until you find the right point that you need because in the end if you do it wrong and in a hurry it ends up being much more problems.
That's why the mantra of woodworking is "measure twice, cut once". You can always cut more, but you can't never undo a cut.