@MichaelWilson-cg5hy
Dude you deserve so much more subscribers and views. I’ve been looking for a channel like this forever because I want to start learning more about tone woods and eventually trying to make my first guitar.
@aaronlucasguitars
Another great video!!! It’s crazy how excited I get about new TT videos and the info to be relayed, even when its wood I sent!!!!
@peterjames2580
Hello my name is Peter, I have an addiction to wood! Thanks for contributing to such. Merry Christmas.
@gregorcrothers4256
Nice! Thanks Tom. Sycamore is one of those woods that initially caught my eye as striking, but because it doesnt have a big following I haven't searched any out. (Yeah, embarrassing). Hope you and the crew have a great holiday!
@waynejohnson4819
Great Video. Looks similar to Australian Lacewood from 'Australian Guitar Timber' in Queensland milled by David Linton.
@jimbob8925
Is it john fahey playing in the background? Great in depth video btw
@standingbadger
I have a semi-hollow electric guitar with a heavily-arched top made from two pieces of London plane and a one piece English walnut back - also very heavily arched. Rims are walnut from the same tree.
@johnsarlon9n
Fiddleback wood shack had some spalted plane for ukuleles which made an extrmely good uke, great resonace and a surprising sustain.
@picksalot1
Beautiful wood, with amazingly deep and smooth resonance. Would you be using it for the back and sides, or could it be used as the soundboard?
@edwardbugden1336
I'm an Australian we have a timber that's looks just like that we call it SINKYOKE
@markvonwisco7369
Of the three sets, I liked the sound of the sinker set best.
@kurtshort7896
Nice timber! The London Plane with the magic fluid looks sort of like bird feathers.
@johnlind5819
Beautiful wood! But I am now soooo confused. I realize that London Plane and English Sycamore are different from both each other and their US counterparts. But would you expect London Plane and English Sycamore to give you similar tonal properties? Both woods are gorgeous! (full disclosure: I have a TM in English Sycamore/European Spruce from Rosie at Turnstone that is very pretty in both appearance and tone🥰) Thanks, John Gig Harbor, WA
@robertnewell5057
See huge specimens in the Inns of Court in London.
@jeremypappenfus4662
Seems like a wood that you can do similar things like with mahogany? Top, back, sides? Imagine a full guitar made of this, it would be pretty Syc… sorry, someone had to.
@newinspiration2108
you missed the chance for an awesome pun with this wood's name 🤣
@lukecerritelli
Someone’s had a tad too much whiskey 😂
@whythesadface
I'd love to comment but I don't have anything smart to say.
@kevingreene6893