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Thanks man, just waiting to see all the process. I hope it would encourages me to start one... Cheers from Arg!

Another unique creation from Eight by Six. Nice one Doob.

Awesome work Doug, thanks for both your video series for the Jurgs cup

Doug - that's a lovely guitar - great job. Cheers.

Stunning axe dude!!

BTW, you have done a wonderful job on the build.

I'm jealous of folks who can apply the black conductive paint without masking around the cavity. Wouldn't want anything to mar that sharp finish.

Thanks Paul, never considered the botched drilling cover up but that’s exactly what it would have looked like. I will steel that one for a rainy day 😂

Good call, I think, not using the ferrule block. It might have come out looking like you were trying to cover up a drilling error. (But I’ll keep it in mind for drilling errors of my own. LOL.) This is going to be quite a lovely guitar. - Paul

Epic inlay Dougie!! That would be a good trademark when Eight by Six takes off.

I also love the black pinstripe in the neck - that should look really classy.

I'm so impressed - well done. I should try to do something similar, but haven't been brave enough! I'm enjoying your videos -thank you.

That inlay looks awesome Doug

I was trying to figure out what was going on with the lighting. Glad it's the light and not a problem with the camera light sensor. That top is really cool. Lucky with that router mishap. I never get that lucky, if the router is going to wander it will do it in the most obvious spot! LOL

Thanks Corey.

Love that top Doug

A very off the wall idea 😂😂 very interesting. What happened to the son’s bass? Has that been put on the back burner?

Awesome idea Doug

More of a suggestion Can’t wait to see this

Very beautiful guitar. The grain looks amazing. I can’t wait to see the next build.

It sure turned out nice!

Yer some man Doug! The Bumnote Special is as sweet as a nut, and Bumnote is well chuffed. If I’m going to get the band together, I need to track down Fat Boab. Last I heard, he was working on a building site near Glasgow...

That looks great!

Looks amazing.

Shiny! My precious!

Beautiful guitar, it will be awesome.

Good decision doing that extra bit of relief on the lower cutaway. I thought it was looking a little clunky before you did that.

It was -50 here a couple of weeks ago. The neck looks great! I really like the offset dot markers and the fingerboard looks awesome polished to a shine. I really like watching how precise you are, fantastic work.

Your Granpappy would be proud of you boy!

Awesome craftsmanship!

Hi Doug - I'm really enjoying your videos - thanks. Sorry I'm so late to this party, but if it's still any help I absolutely love the fine curved Iwasaki file - especially for neck and heel transitions. I tend to work in the opposite direction to you, so that the grain is helping. If the headstock is closest to me and I am working away from it, I find I can use the file at around 45 degrees and work towards the neck with a slight rotating action as well. I find I can get a completely smooth finish that is as good as a scraper or sandpaper. I'm right handed, so performing this motion on one side is so much easier than the other! Cheers - and keep up the good work. I also like the plug for the Guitar Builders Collective - I've posted a few things on there too.

Good progress Doug

Such patience! Also prize for best use of a hand whisk in woodworking! Keep up the good work Bro’!

I love work - I could watch it for hours. Especially when they’re building my axe!

Good progress! That cutter still give me the heebie jeebies though 😂

That's a nice looking piece of wood for the back. Definitely a good choice to keep the feature visible. Great looking top too! It's too late now but, I don't see why you couldn't route the wiring channels ahead of time. I agree with not routing the other cavities until after the top is on. I like to glue the top to the main body before I rough cut either one. That way I can use dowel pins in the off-cut areas to keep the centreline matched up on both of them. Too late for that too, I know. That is one honkin' big, scary looking cutter in the router! LOL This will be an amazing build!

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Four quid! Hell Dougie, you owe me EVERYTHING!

The Silly Bastard Band made an art form out of its own mediocrity. You could just be the guy to build the next Bastard Special guitar! Superb looking axe dude.

Not a player then plays a nice little lick Looks great and sounds better

You must be seriously gutted that the finish isn’t as good as you wanted. When you’re fitting the hardware the axe looks amazing. Thanks for posting you’re videos are very informative.

Yo Dougie. Really enjoying your videos. Your explanations of how you do things is excellent and letting us know about your errors is very informative. Keep up the good work. But man, when’s the next instalment dropping… we’re getting desperate. 😂

Can't wait for the next instalment!

Just binge watched these first 6 episodes. Great work man! I love the design and the headstock looks so cool. Can’t wait for the next episode.

I was wondering who 8x6 was Neck looks great Doug

Looking good Doug , can’t wait to see more

Thanks man. It’s been a real pain in the ass but I’m happy with it now. Appreciate you watching and commenting

This looks awesome Doug, great work with the veneers

Good progress Doug

This was very interesting to watch, loved the explanation and thought process being shown! Keep it up Uncle Dougie!