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Thanks!! I’m working on new projects!! Hope to release those videos soon!

26,5 inch scale :)

26,5 inch scale !!

I used a radius sanding block that I bought from Amazon ! 9,5 inch radius

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Thanks!!! I know ... I don't have anything to record it ... but I'm working on it for futur video!!

Thank you so much !!!

Some of us let it there and some remove it ! The goal is to not glue the truss rod to leave it move freely!

This is the website that I use for my templates www.electricherald.com/guitar-templates/

Thx so much for the comment 😊

I did 24 hours between each coats. And after I let it dry for a week and the finish became dry and sandable. I love the feel of it a lot !

You can go on my instagram page : @sebsguitarsworkshop :)

Yes it’s blue ! The name of the dye is turquoise but on burl maple it looks more blue !

I agree with you 💯! I think for my next builds to go with high build oil like the crimson’s one. No more rattle can until I get a proper spray gun. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for your kind words 😌! And yes I’m working on some heat in a new workshop !! ;)

Thank you for the kind words!! I don't have a particular brand to suggest you..I used the one that was available at my local store!! I think any kind of linseed oil would do the job perfectly :)

I now see it is Solvable branded. Sorry for that :)

It’s based on that but I don’t have the finished shape at this point. I’m looking to cut away some of the shape to my desire! I’m making some changes on that design….

I don't let the wood to sleep outside at this temperature. It always inside the house. Only if I work on the guitar it's outside. And it wasn't that cold. Maybe 5 to 10 celsius!!! ;)

Thanks my friend!! I made a little mistake on the 12th fret inlay. But I will recover from this. I have an idea ;) !!! I’m taking my time on this one !!

Thank you 🙏! I used walnut for the neck and fretboard. For the body I used espave wood and a flame maple top!

Thanks my friend!! It need some improvement 😅! I should dedicate a complete weekend to jig making…. But building guitars are much funnier 🤣!!

I appreciate you taking the time to comment.

No I did not sand between coats. But if I'll do this kind of neck finish, next time I would rub the neck with scotchbrite pads between each coats. But the finish is really nice and smooth in the first place!!

Thanks!! For the clear coat, I used wipe on polyurethane. That's giving a shine to the body !!

Yes these are jumbo frets but I'm using nickel/silver on this build! It is hard to work with stainless and very time consuming !

@@sebsguitarworkshop is it too hard to easily work?

@@HKTimbo It's workable. but much harder than nickel frets. It's the leveling process and polishing that are much longer to achieve!!

@@sebsguitarworkshop that’s good to know. Thanks for taking the time to reply 👍🏻

Thanks!! I took this idea from a lot of other luthiers and youtubers!!

Thank you so much 😊!

Thank you for the feedback! I'll make sure to include more step-by-step explanations in future videos.

Hey, thanks for checking out my build! Glad you liked it. :)

Thank you for the kind words!! Yes I Glued the nut right after I checked it was properly fit on the neck!! :)

@@sebsguitarworkshop yeah okay cool :) i was slightly worried you left it unglued after checking it 😂 But yeah definitely a beautiful guitar, keep up the great work :))

@@thingsandstuff4900 It's hard to show everything it takes to make a guitar in a youtube video!!! It's a 40 min video and I barely scratch the surface of how to build a guitar 😅

Thank you for your feedback, I appreciate it!

It sure is! Beauty has a way of bringing joy to our lives.

I sanded it to 320 grits before staining !

@@sebsguitarworkshopanything past 220 is overkill for staining tbh. At that point the saw dust gets so fine that it starts filling in the little gaps in the wood and makes the stain penetrate less. It came out amazing nonetheless

Thanks !! I wish a had a spray booth to do 2k finish!! Maybe in future builds ! 🤷🏻!

@@sebsguitarworkshop I've sprayed outside in a little pop up booth with a filter. Surprisingly no trash got in the finish.

@@piptyson5512 The only problem is that right now its below 0 celcius (or below 32F ) its winter here 😅!! But thise summer I'll be able to do something like that!!

Thank you so much for your kind words, they mean a lot!

Thank you for your great work! I’m happy to know that you’re inspired to build your own guitar!!

No workshop, no problem! Just channel your inner MacGyver and start crafting that flame maple Tele in your living room. You just need some basic tools like a saw, chiesels, sandpaper and wood glue :) !!!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate your support. Woodworking has been a passion of mine for about 2 years now! For the build, its going great! It's my 4th guitar build and i'm getting better each time. Mistakes will be made but its part of the process ;) !!

Haha, looks like we have a guitar enthusiast here! Don't worry, you're not alone. Guitarra and violão have stolen the hearts of many music lovers. Keep rocking!

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to me that my video was able to inspire you.

The oil will make a smoother finish to the touch. It will seal the wood but it will wear down more quickly.. so you’ll have to do it again in a few years. I’m always trying to try other methods to finish neck but so far this is my favourite!

Thank you so much :) !!! Hope you enjoy the rest of the build !

I’m not sure to understand but thank you!

It’s walnut !

It was listed as Espave (or cashew wood) never heard about it before ordering it! It’s kind of a soft wood. But the grain look great !

and this video helps me alot in guitar making😂

I didn’t used any paint on the neck! Just cover the neck with linseed oil. 3 or 4 coats of oil and that’s it ! If you have other questions don’t hesitate :)

Thank you so very much! 😊☺️!!