Always makes me laugh how people get hung up on guitar body styles when it's really all about the electronics and you could use a 2 x 4 assuming you know what your doing. As looks to, this is pure craftsmanship and two thumbs up. Saw Justin Johnson, with a 3 string garden spade type shovel guitar and made my own, $400.00 for the idea he got from someone who never even got credit is criminal,. Made my own for about $150.00 including drill bits, shovel, tuners, strings and hardware.
I love the woodwork and concept. The volume and tone controls need to be somewhere else, easier for the player to use, also the selector switch. Maybe an acrylic insert on the bottom to put all the v/t/selector switch onto? Route the edge on the top of the bottom part, cut the acrylic piece to fit on top, then put the v/t in the typical place, and the selector switch at the front near the hook. Just an idea. Really cool look and work, though!
With the BEAUTIFUL Multi-lam NECK, you might try a THRU-NECK next time, making it REALLY FUTURISTIC-looking! NICE TOOLS, SHOP, CNC, PLANER, etc. TOO! What was the final WEIGHT of this thing in the end? Nice craftsmanship....reminded me of the 80's YAMAHA SBG's and ARIA Neck-thrus of that era. But the way you did the CONTROLS was really INNOVATIVE!!! If the body and neck had a slightly different SHAPE (more like an SG say) this could be easily MADE into a LEFTY OR RIGHTY, depending on the player! Cool design trick, that.
It's a beautiful guitar, absolutely love the wood choices...was wondering if there was a reason you didn't use any shielding tape...it really is spectacular...
Truss rod installation not shown, is there one? Raising/lowering pickups possible? Unable to see neck finish, finish out of frets missing. What does this guitar weigh? Les Pauls are heavy, preventing many from buying them. If this weighs more than a “regular’ one, that will be a consideration. The tone & volume controls look unconventional, but I bet they are just fine. One comment about lack of sustain is legitimate, but the video doesn’t really answer that one way or the other. Cosmetically, this is a beautiful piece of work. Congratulations!
You are correct ,it looks like a piece of art but in the sound clip it sounded like shit. If there is to be any improvements it should be in the sound department
Thats great....a good plan would be to make the middle layer out of epoxy mixed with glow in the dark powder....so that guitars middle part ll glow in the absolute darkness like a led light...
Dude... what a fantastic job!!! And if this is your first... pheew... I can't even imagine the fifth or tenth! 🤯 Just a little detail with the title that sounds a little odd to me... because I don't think wood looks very futuristic... I would say it's more like modern... I... think... But hey, I'm not a guitar builder so obviously my opinion doesn't even count for anything.😅 Again, awesome build bro! Can't wait to see more of your works! Regards!!
Well made but I don’t trust that CA glue for the sides knowing that if it falls over that glue up might fail but non taken from ur guitar it’s perfectly made and that outer coat might even save my opinion on the glue up
One of the most strange projects in engineering aspects, time to time unlogical, such as bolt-on joint already glued-in neck. Or tone-control and wiring, etc. But, at the same time its interesting project 🤝
Guitar is nice, but your forstner bits are either too dull and or you are running the drill too fast. That smoke means they are heating up and that will make them become dull quicker.
Cosmeticly it looks great...functionality wise idk...the knows are in awkward places and the swit h to me would at least make more sense going left to right than front to back I think using an actual guitar next would have been a good call...don't get me wrong it looks great but the frets need shaved and the neck really needs to be able to be adjusted...also try some shims between the neck n body...just a piece of paper boutvthe size of a match width n put it on the pickup side of the body/ neck on the pickup side of the screws...kinda helps move the neck a Lil if the strings need lowered...other than that...taking it in to fine tune would be a great next step...they can dial it in...but it's freaking sharp man...great job it's beautiful
@Cubemoon the craftsman ship is beautiful ...seriously...ik it seems like I was being kind of harsh...believe me...love the look of it...if those issues were worked out...I'd buy that guitar in a heartbeat...but those are things that people that really play would notice n I imagine your not just doing it for fun...my comment was truly to help you grow...fr...I'm a fan of your work for sure...
Better choices, glued in neck, put wire routing holes in as you build the body up, put the four pots on the bottom and the selector switch in the gap on top where the les paul switch position is on nearly all their high end guitars. Ultimately though, I can just buy an RKS, oh hang on, I did.
Table saw, scroll saw, miter saw, drum sander, laser cuter, drill press, power planer, extra large belt sander, router.... I'd say that the Home Depot called and wants some tools back, but you're using tools they don't even carry. How do all these youtubers have all this shop equipment?
It is nice to see someone who breaks away from building the "standard Les Pauls, ES, Strat and Tele guitars." Nice work and nice design!
What a very beautiful and unique design! Plus, you're not holding something as heavy as a concrete block. Kudos.
Very beautiful guitar. I like the colour pattern with the wood slices and the curves. You definitely took care of the LP's weight problem! Nice job!
Thank you very much!
Always makes me laugh how people get hung up on guitar body styles when it's really all about the electronics and you could use a 2 x 4 assuming you know what your doing. As looks to, this is pure craftsmanship and two thumbs up. Saw Justin Johnson, with a 3 string garden spade type shovel guitar and made my own, $400.00 for the idea he got from someone who never even got credit is criminal,. Made my own for about $150.00 including drill bits, shovel, tuners, strings and hardware.
I love the woodwork and concept. The volume and tone controls need to be somewhere else, easier for the player to use, also the selector switch. Maybe an acrylic insert on the bottom to put all the v/t/selector switch onto? Route the edge on the top of the bottom part, cut the acrylic piece to fit on top, then put the v/t in the typical place, and the selector switch at the front near the hook. Just an idea. Really cool look and work, though!
Thanks for your comment. It would be helpful that next time I build more guitar. thanks
Great work. I love the design and I'm in love with that wood.
Amazing craftsmanship! The designer’s skills are off the charts!
ឲផផផ
ឲផផផផផ
The building seems much more precise than the real Thing 😅👍. Phenomenal ❤
dude your guitar is totally sick ! one of the best ever ! i bet its not as half as heavy as a gibson les paul , super clean custom
Thanks, man. I really appreciate it.
I've been thinking about a five-string bass build like this for a long time.
great skills and the finished guitar , a feast for the eyes
thank you very much .
Reminds me of my Yamaha Silent Guitar. This definitely makes the Les Paul much easier to play on stage.
What is the wood you are sawing at 2:20?
that is mahogany.
That is absolutely gorgeous!
With the BEAUTIFUL Multi-lam NECK, you might try a THRU-NECK next time, making it REALLY FUTURISTIC-looking! NICE TOOLS, SHOP, CNC, PLANER, etc. TOO! What was the final WEIGHT of this thing in the end? Nice craftsmanship....reminded me of the 80's YAMAHA SBG's and ARIA Neck-thrus of that era. But the way you did the CONTROLS was really INNOVATIVE!!! If the body and neck had a slightly different SHAPE (more like an SG say) this could be easily MADE into a LEFTY OR RIGHTY, depending on the player! Cool design trick, that.
Thank you. I would better next time
It's a beautiful guitar, absolutely love the wood choices...was wondering if there was a reason you didn't use any shielding tape...it really is spectacular...
WOW!!! Excellent!!!! Thanks for posting sir.
Beautiful work my friend!!
Truss rod installation not shown, is there one? Raising/lowering pickups possible? Unable to see neck finish, finish out of frets missing. What does this guitar weigh? Les Pauls are heavy, preventing many from buying them. If this weighs more than a “regular’ one, that will be a consideration. The tone & volume controls look unconventional, but I bet they are just fine. One comment about lack of sustain is legitimate, but the video doesn’t really answer that one way or the other. Cosmetically, this is a beautiful piece of work. Congratulations!
very helpful comment. thanks
Beautiful.
Absolutely perfect!!! Where can I order one
Loved hearing it played !!!
Beautiful piece of work! ❤❤❤
Thank you
Beautiful results!
You are correct ,it looks like a piece of art but in the sound clip it sounded like shit. If there is to be any improvements it should be in the sound department
Beautiful work! How about a headless version?
Parabéns pelo trabalho lindo que vc fez adoraria ter um estrumento teu
Using this method of construction, could you make a neck through carved top and back, semi-hollow guitar?
that will be a good result but sorry. I'm not making a guitar on my own anymore. too hard and not my field
@@Cubemoon-Pretty damn good for something that’s not you field!
Thats great....a good plan would be to make the middle layer out of epoxy mixed with glow in the dark powder....so that guitars middle part ll glow in the absolute darkness like a led light...
BEAUTIFUL GUITAR.
This is so beautiful!
I'm subbing because you do fantastic work and I'd love to see more.
Really thank you you make me energetic
Wow ! BEAUTIFUL !!
Could you tell me what the dimensions are of the wooden laminate at 3:02? Are the wooden pieces quarter sawn?
there are 5 pieces of laminate, from left 35mm, 10mm, 20mm, 10mm, 35mm. and I sawn 35mm to 12mm approx.
@@Cubemoon Thanks for your answer, so that is the width of the different pieces, what is the height?
Dude... what a fantastic job!!! And if this is your first... pheew... I can't even imagine the fifth or tenth! 🤯
Just a little detail with the title that sounds a little odd to me... because I don't think wood looks very futuristic... I would say it's more like modern... I... think... But hey, I'm not a guitar builder so obviously my opinion doesn't even count for anything.😅
Again, awesome build bro! Can't wait to see more of your works! Regards!!
I'm really thank you for your comments...I fixed the sound better I guess. cheers
Out of aluminum ? 3D printing flying V ?
Very well done.
Well made but I don’t trust that CA glue for the sides knowing that if it falls over that glue up might fail but non taken from ur guitar it’s perfectly made and that outer coat might even save my opinion on the glue up
Thank you. your right, I hope it does not fail
Una guitarra eléctrica muy bonita y ligera
Excelente diseño, hermosa artesanía.
Gran trabajo; Hermosa guitarra, felicitaciones!!!
TRUE LES PAULS FIRST IDEA A LOG WITH SIDES GREAT
Bom dia Gostei Da Guitarra ficou linda Parabéns 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾❤️
thank you
대단해요!
i always start with the 2 outer strings so its locked in place.
How much would this cost?
One of the most strange projects in engineering aspects, time to time unlogical, such as bolt-on joint already glued-in neck. Or tone-control and wiring, etc. But, at the same time its interesting project 🤝
Thanks, during the project I made a mistake so strange things happen
It is pretty. I'll give you that.
Guitar is nice, but your forstner bits are either too dull and or you are running the drill too fast. That smoke means they are heating up and that will make them become dull quicker.
I really thank you for your advice, I'll keep in mind next time. thanks again
Condition the FB and thatd look much better. ;-) But that came out looking good. Reminds me of the Yamaha Silent Guitar i have.
Cosmeticly it looks great...functionality wise idk...the knows are in awkward places and the swit h to me would at least make more sense going left to right than front to back I think using an actual guitar next would have been a good call...don't get me wrong it looks great but the frets need shaved and the neck really needs to be able to be adjusted...also try some shims between the neck n body...just a piece of paper boutvthe size of a match width n put it on the pickup side of the body/ neck on the pickup side of the screws...kinda helps move the neck a Lil if the strings need lowered...other than that...taking it in to fine tune would be a great next step...they can dial it in...but it's freaking sharp man...great job it's beautiful
@@BIGGUN3460 thanks, It was my first time built guitar. I would be better next time I guess. Really thank you for your comment
@Cubemoon the craftsman ship is beautiful ...seriously...ik it seems like I was being kind of harsh...believe me...love the look of it...if those issues were worked out...I'd buy that guitar in a heartbeat...but those are things that people that really play would notice n I imagine your not just doing it for fun...my comment was truly to help you grow...fr...I'm a fan of your work for sure...
Amazing !
Gitara piękna,ale co z brzmieniem?
Awesome!
대단해!!!
after all that it's a bolt on neck?? And why the top route for wiring???
hi. there? actually, I have no knowledge of the electric guitar. just making. thanks
와우~ 짱.
Le schermature contro i ronzii ?
great build, but please go countersink those holes on the knob cover lol
Thanks. This was first time I built guitar. Maybe I’ll be better next time
@@Cubemoon incredible work for your first time! It turned out beautifully!
대단하심
素晴らしい楽器ですね。
Отличная работа
Isit forsale???
Im interested…
Отличный дизайн! Ещё бы гриф с эффектои расщепления пополам, когда 5 колков с одной стороны и один с другой. Было бы вообще произвидение искусства
멋져요.
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אהבתי, אולי אפשר לשלב בגיטרה חשמלית הזאת, דיסטורשן, דיליי, קורוס, ? כפתורי שליטה על הגיטרה
Better choices, glued in neck, put wire routing holes in as you build the body up, put the four pots on the bottom and the selector switch in the gap on top where the les paul switch position is on nearly all their high end guitars. Ultimately though, I can just buy an RKS, oh hang on, I did.
Genius
Oooooh, is that what they mean by hollow body guitar?🤔
Love it!
nice job --- great detail --- i think the center piece should be layered from the side as well
congratulations, São Paulo, Brasil
Bravo.
looking at this design i think we shouldn't be making them any different. the switch and knob placement can not be beat.
My sound vote 45/100. Guitars are sound making objects not a painting to be admired,, a bit tinny. lovely craftmanship
You gave me too much score, it was the first time I made guitar. I would do better next time
its easy when you have all the commercial woodworking tools!
nice..
Mantap keren good suka suka suka
Essa aí ficou bonita
Отличная работа, снимаю перед Вами шляпу
Please share the diagram of this
I just used Les Paul Diagram and put some imagenation
genio
basically a yamaha silent guitar ... cool ....
5:25 was this ugly hole there really necessary? I think no
You're right. It was my mistake, didn't supposed to like that
I loot! I want one!
안녕하세요 영상 너무 흥미롭게 잘 보았습니다
혹시 커스텀 제작 문의 가능할가요
@@sihoon48 감사합니다. 제가 악기 전문가가 아니어서 제작하는데 비용은 많이 드는데 전문 소리가 나지 않습니다
Les Paul ? Is it for Les John Paul John from Les Zeppelin ?
como que sonaba un poco mal no?
the sound isn't perfect
@@Cubemoon, а звук не идеален из-за корпуса или электроники?
Без деки...... Надо бы сустейнер тогда ставить.
Велик ли сустейн на корпусах электрогитар с толщиной доски от 5см? Звук снимается сразу со струны до того, как она передает вибрации на корпус
넘사벽이야~~~~~ 👍
legal gostei
👍👍👍🙂
Loved the build and the result but didn't like the tone. Probably because he used cheap pickups.
@@Motocicleiros true, I would use better pickups next time. Thanks
❤
Звук далеко не леспола. Но выглядит прикольно.
Yes I know. it's not perfect. also i fixed sound little bit. thanks anyway
Table saw, scroll saw, miter saw, drum sander, laser cuter, drill press, power planer, extra large belt sander, router....
I'd say that the Home Depot called and wants some tools back, but you're using tools they don't even carry.
How do all these youtubers have all this shop equipment?
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Ficou top top show the bool
It looks interesting but it has no sustain at all.
Your’re right. No wonder why Gibson makes not likes this
@@Cubemoon Now that I think about it, Gibson does make banjos. This guitar is almost like a banjo.
Look at the flame on th.......oh.
Less Paul
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