How To Make a Baritone Guitar from an old Electric

I have an old electric that I haven't been playing much and convert it into a Baritone electric guitar.
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[@andreamolena]

Finally someone who plays a baritone tuning with a clean sound! Thank you.

[@CorbenEdward]

One of the best guitar faces!

[@astorina]

First thank you , it is a very good idea , a suggestion but maybe i miss it at the start but it is only at 10:30 or so that you say it is 60 TOP STRING and 12 at the bottom , maybe that something to put in the video description or with some text in the video itself
I apologise if i am wrong and your feedback motivated me to try it on my side
Brgds and happy 2024

[@joeithegiggityguy7342]

Love what you do man 🙏

[@KleyDeJong]

Thank you!

[@zaxmaxlax]

Why do you do that thing with your mouth while playing?

[@gil_evans]

What nut files do you use? Are they expensive?
You can use a string tension calculator to find suitable gauges for the new tuning.

[@KleyDeJong]

Got them on Amazon for like $40 ish