How do I make this professionally?

Hi,
Does anyone has some images of how I make this shape on the sound board in a very accurate way?
Thanks in advanced

I'm kidding

I'm also looking for something you make professionally:

http://www.mikeouds.com/messageboard/viewthread.php?tid=11259

Quote: Originally posted by David.B

I'm kidding I'm also looking for something you make professionally: http://www.mikeouds.com/messageboard/viewthread.php?tid=11259

Quote: Originally posted by Yaron Naor

Now I am not sure if you are kidding or not... and what is the image about?

Sorry, in my mind the photo came first. To me this part of the oud symbolize a mihrab, isn't it? So I wonder if this question shouldn't be solved by an ulema

About the stand I think the best is to make a template with carton. But he wants the measurements...

Quote: Originally posted by David.B

Quote: Originally posted by Yaron Naor   Now I am not sure if you are kidding or not... and what is the image about? Sorry, in my mind the photo came first. To me this part of the oud symbolize a mihrab, isn't it? So I wonder if this question shouldn't be solved by an ulema About the stand I think the best is to make a template with carton. But he wants the measurements...

Oud beard

I'm not a professional oudmaker but it seems to me that you would need to fold a piece of paper in half, trace half the 'beard' on it, cut the paper, use the paper as the pattern to cut first the insert wood shape, then place the solid wood insert on the soundboard, trace it on the soundboard, cut the soundboard and insert the wood insert.

To trace it on the paper initially, you can use two circles as I'm showing on the attached. The gray area is the beard.

I hope this makes sense.

Spyros C.

Quote: Originally posted by spyrosc

I'm not a professional oudmaker but it seems to me that you would need to fold a piece of paper in half, trace half the 'beard' on it, cut the paper, use the paper as the pattern to cut first the insert wood shape, then place the solid wood insert on the soundboard, trace it on the soundboard, cut the soundboard and insert the wood insert. To trace it on the paper initially, you can use two circles as I'm showing on the attached. The gray area is the beard. I hope this makes sense. Spyros C.

Beard