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beautiful sir!

Hey, Jerry, sorry I haven't been around for awhile. this video really struck a chord with me. I've been in therapy for two years straight now, for help with PTSD and a Traumatic brain injury, received in an accident in 2012. my therapy is what convinced me to take up the Mandolin. we talked previously, about the Rogue mandolin package. I went with an Ibanez instead. now I am going to get some beginner lessons, and then I want to learn the number system, from you. I just wanted to say, I never really knew how true, the statement is, you never know when you're time is up. this Mandolin , is the prettiest one of yours, I've seen So far.

That mandolin looks awesome. You created a work of beauty that sounds great as well.

Like the finish much better on this one. Keep building it is in our blood.

Good job . He should be happy with that!

Beautiful Mandolin Jerry!! I remember the one you made for Leon Hassel. I think you made it out of old barnwood? I think Mike Roth has it now. I remember playing at your house with my Dad, Danny. Would love to have one of your mandolins. Do you sell the antler bridges separate? thanks Jerry!!! Daniel Duncan

Wow, Jerry, that's a beauty and I love the tone. You are too tough on your playing, "Johnny Comes Marching Home" sounded good! Hope you feel better soon and get over your cold, and I'm also sorry to hear about Ken too.

Beautiful work Jerry and sounds extremely good! Very sorry to hear about your friend.

Thank you Sir I am new to Mushrooms and this iz Freakin Awesome...I am too Old to speak that way but it is Good stuff..............

Thanks for doing this important video. I used to hunt morels when I lived in Northern Canada 1972 to 1982.. These false morels grew right along side the morels. We called them brain mushrooms. I never touched them since I had been told they were poison and could kill you. There were plenty of morels to pick.

Thanks for the video. Now I need to know where to find them. i haven't any luck yet. I'm from west Michigan.

Don't have them here but still good information to have. Thanks Jerry.

Does this method only work on natural looking woods and finishes, or could it work on a cherry finish as well?

Hi ...um I just bought a guitar before one month ago and i found crack on top before few days .. i dont know how it happened ? could it happen by itself? is its possible to happen by itself if the wood guilty is bad and should i fix that crack because i dont think it effect on its sound .Plz i need your answer

thankyou! I ordered a vintage handmade classical guitar with a crack on the top, now I can fix it :D

good video man.thanks again jerry .

U can hide the surface cracks by SUPER GLUE tinique. IT would be better if u did it on that guitar:)

Thank you so much for this post.

I would have - a. rolled up my shirt sleeve - b. glued the brace before gluing the top.

Have ya thought about wrapping your house in plastic, anything is better than trying to heat the outdoors..;) BTW I like your design.

all you need is a helper

Thats a really neat job my friend. Can i make a sugestion for improvement? I see you have to twist and turn alot to pick up a log. If you extend the machine out from the linkage a bit then you could add a back plate. Then you can straighten up the log by simply driving into it (simular to a dozer) with the splitter in front of the blade. Im not sure you understand what i mean. Its just an observation and might make things easier

hey Randy, how are ya doing?thanks for sharing the antler tip.I am gonna make my own file tool now.A pleasure to watch a veteran work and learn from.Thanks again.

that's absolutely beautiful !

Great video Jerry, I made a few of those tools but I do repair work for a hobby and I have not did a hole lot of fret work.But when I can make a tool I do I have all the tools to repair but they are not cheap I am sure you know that.Were can we get more information on the deer saddle. The coast and were to order. Thank's Jerry))

Great Video Jerry! After watching it I wish I had made my fret end file instead of buying it, a 2x4 about 4-6 inches long with one file slot cut into it 90 degrees, and another on the other side at 35 degrees would do the trick. I can't remember what I paid for it but they are handy especially when installing new frets. Thanks for the plug! I really appreciate that! The second way you pronounced my name is correct, many years ago they used to pronounce it the third way you said it and it changed over the years I guess. I still have trouble with it myself sometimes lol Anyways many thanks! I'll let you know when the saddle arrives, from what you said I'm thinking this mandolin is going to be very much improved, it already sounds pretty good and I believe your saddle is going to add to what it already has.Thanks again my friend!

That was a cool walk of the property .Some diversity is much welcome .your definitely a hard working man.

Thanks for the plug Jerry and the tour too! You have a very beautiful place there! I hate to say it but I remember those Ford trucks, my dad was a Ford man and had several that looked very much like yours, he had 2 1951 Dodges trucks at one point and I remember him trading both of them for a Ford about 1959 I think, just too many years to remember. Good luck on the new shop it's looking great! And thanks again!

Thanks for the tour. You have a beautiful place there. It looks like the new shop is coming along and will be pretty big.