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Thanks a lot ,also for your questions 🙏❤️ the soundbox depth is a strange thing! first; if strips or ribs are following the neck and ending block! so let's say how shape of these blocks can effect the soundbox form and depth!! then; the neck block is almost a perfect half circle (inner part), so the ending block plays a very important role here. if we design and make the ending block in a perfect half circle like the neck, we can expect the same shape for soundbox and the depth will be exactly as the half of the soundboard. but! most of the time oud makers play with that ending block! look at those two last ribs (the edge of the bowl), they gives it an extra depth. I mean ,most of the time the depth of the oud's soundbox is Half of the soundboard plus width of the last ribs! if I could answer your question in shortest form I could, so I'm happy, if not, please contacts me trough Email, Telegram, Instagram (id: seimansour) to talk more on this also with pictures and samples

different from wood to wood. but for 3mm thickness, something between half an hour to 2 hours

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I use command: smash to flatten the rib design

sure I will in next videos 🙏

The part of rhino only. It is very important. Thank you.

@@MounirElAzhar yes, it is important for calculating and making the ribs templates and gives you a 3d perspective on what you will have in the end. Otherwise the process can be done without computer. Also what you design on computer is not exactly what you want in action because lots of details! It can be 100 percent design with computer exactly but needs a very good knowledge to work with the software which I don't have right now.

Yes it s right. I work with illustrator and 3ds max but i liked your draw with rhino.can you help me please. Can i have your Whatsapp number?

This is Rhino 7

Thanks