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I feel like you skipped how to lineup the pickguard to template the holes for drilling. Still a great video.

Very detailed videos. Thanks. Great sound track as well

love this video, and it's a long time that you didn't make a new video about motocycle. exciting to watch more about it!

If you don't mind my asking, whats the purpose of the small block of wood sitting under the bridge in the back of the guitar? Wouldn't that potentially cause your whammy to remain static when trying to use it?

Did u nitro the back of headstock ?

I just ordered a double-bound tele body and a roasted flamed-maple neck from GF, so it's really helpful to come across this series.

Did you use a Fender Bridge? Wanted to know if the body is as thick as the fender strat and not the squier

I love watching these kinds of videos. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it and explain each step as you go. Best guitar build video I've seen yet.

very nice job...the best ive seen...youre on my front page...im new too so...lol

So much information in this video!!. I love guitars and have 6 currently. I want to start building from kits as a hobby and this really taught me a lot. There’s very few videos that actually go through the entire build process so thank you for these. Will continue watching 🤘🏾

To what other brand/line of guitars would you compare the quality of the XGP body and neck?

Sounds great, looks great and the knobs are outstanding. Well done.

Beautiful sounding tele thinline style. Love the play through...❤

Enjoying the series very much. Your earlier Strat build inspired me to build my first guitar, a surf green Tele, earlier this year. Pretty damned proud of myself. I look forward to the next build!

Where did you find the aged pearloid pickguard?

This video series is a bit longer than usual, at times maybe a bit redundant 🤷‍♂. But I'm really hoping to show that if you work it to a certain level of detail, however tedious, it can be an awesome guitar. This one turned out awesome, one of my main players. I've added chapters to all of the videos incase anyone wants to skip around or hit certain reference points. The first two parts of this particular series are touching up the products we'll be using (neck and body)... the series speeds up on part 3 where we start electronics and installation. When the series is completed you'll see why we took the time, stick with me. Enjoy!

GReat track

Was wondering how well their stuff goes together.

Great progress, I’ve been curious about their bodies for awhile. Seem to look like good quality for the price.

Nice wiring job! I can already tell by the level of detail you're putting into it that it's going to be a really nice guitar.

Thanks for the part II heads up! This is going to look great!

My Friday just got a lot better! It's relaxing watching with the lofi music. love it!

The thinline body looks awesome! What’s the body and finish quality like? I’m looking at getting the same one you got here.

Nice! The Strat Partscaster series was great, so I'm looking forward to this one. Appreciate your level of detail!

Nice!

Awesome

Beautiful ride and groovy soundtrack! Very Steve McQueen-esque! ;)

Subscribe for more! Fabric Top Guitar Build: Jean-Michel Basquiat Tribute Partscaster. I'll upload the full build video, from start to finish when it's completed. This is a Guitar Fetish "blem" that I picked up for $75 and we're going to turn it into a rad Partscaster. I've never seen anything like this before: 21 frets, set neck (on a strat). Rock solid maple neck. Rosewood fretboard. Medium jumbo frets. We'll put some alnico 5 humbuckers in it, some good pots and electronics. We'll level the frets and do a full fret job and complete setup. I will be installing a floating bridge on this build, instead of blocking it as a hardtail. It will be a unique one-of-a-kind guitar that not only looks rad, but plays rad. A homage to not only Jean-Michel Basquiat, but also a homage to the 1980s. This should be a LOT of fun!!!

Could you install a fender baritone neck to the body also does guitar fetish Include hardware for kits

This is the absolute best video on doing a guitar build that I have seen! I have never seen one where the creator actually goes over each step in such a detailed manner. I have done a lot of guitar builds using GF products, and already with part one you have confirmed to me what I do right, and given me new insight into things that I can do better. I am now subscribed!

Gnarly

BTW Viewers... I ended up letting the titebond set overnight. In the video I said 1 hour, but I played it safe and just let it set for 24 hours... that would be my suggestion to all. Patience.

I think you know my guitar teacher....how funny this popped up in my feed.

Very cool..nice job

and thanks i been thinking of building one from guitar fetish..

if that hat from American hat makers?

Awesome video! I have a T100 and intrested in getting the slash cut pipes for my bike which are very similiar to yours. Im wondering if you've had an issues with getting pulled over here in CA due to the bike obviously no longer having mufflers. Thank you in advance!

I found it better to get a fender body cheap of ebay.

What drill bit sizes did you use for the bridge installation? I've been using 3mm for Strat bridge screws, but I find I need a lot of torque to set the screws deep.

Thats awesome

That fade is insane!

What did it turn out to be. My bike has started doing same in last week

Nice job. Some space between neck heal and neck pocket-wall is allowed? Or it must FIT 100% with no even 1mm gaps?

very good, your sound scape created another version of haunting desperate theme of the song - definitely one of Springsteen's best

Not sure why you would ever want to block a properly set up Fender Vintage Strat 6 screw bridge. Once set up properly they should float nicely with a half step pull up.

Nice❤❤

That is a nice fade

I want to get one of these. Can you tell me how much does the body weigh?

I have to laugh every time I’d see a guitar lined with copper…it doesn’t do anything,a complete waste of time.