Uma Obra Prima da Arte de Transformação. Belíssimo Projeto.Perfeito, singular e único. A alegria de quem tocou na guitarra demonstra simplesmente TUDO. Parabéns.
@WaleraRigid Even generic nuts/bolts with a grade number on top (grade 8.8, 10.9, 12.9) are typically excellent quality high tensile steel. Construction steel is typically very good quality steel with medium to high carbon content and known strength and stiffness ratings. You're probably referring to generic zinc-coated mild steel nuts and bolts which are super soft, deform quite easily and strip their threads with barely one extra turn!!
I was disappointed to see another guitar maker using a CNC machine, but when I saw you making the truss rod from scratch, I was actually quite impressed! Great video, thanks!
Just when I thought this channel simply couldn't get my attention any better with your uploads! In my years woodworking I have made more than 5 model guitars (guitars that don't play but just look cool) and I even went so far as to try my hand at building a guitar from a kit. I understand the unique sensation that comes along when you are about to do anything to the guitar for fear of messing it up. I personally think this guitar is awesome and would love to see the other 3 guitars made. That would be a set of true gems worthy of only the finest musical collections!
world new record... lignum's longest video.. 15 minute... great project.. i really really enjoy the process... i really happy watch this a whole minute..
It had it's challenges, This has to be the tiniest thing I ever welded.. I had to clean the thread afterwards and it's not the prettiest thing but it works! :) I'm glad you like the video!
ВАСЯтв, мастера хорошие, но тупые. 1) Анкер должен работать по всей длине грифа 2) Отверстия под колки делают нормальные мастера не на глазок, а по шаблону. 3) отверстия под электронику так же делают по шаблону 4) Пропилы под лады делать надо не японской пилой на глазок, а на специальном станке микроциркулярным диском, имеющим нормированную глубину пропила и регулируемое расстояние между ладами без отклонений, неизбежных при ручном труде. Тут шикарный арсенал оборудования, и глупое глупое пользование. По сути все отверстия чпу станок мог вырезать с абсолютной точностью. Но нет, ребята видимо хотят занять своё время, что бы от скуки не помереть))) Утрирую конечно, но теперь точно знаю какие гитары покупать не стоит.
Beautiful build ..love it man. The colors of wood are awesome..such a short sound clip...wish we heard more of it. I bet it plays and sounds great..really cool build...
1 of the most informative guitar making videos I've seen. And not a word spoken 👍 Great detail on the truss rod.. Loved the leaf detail. Looking forward to the rest
While I was thoroughly impressed with making a truss rod from scratch, not every average Joe has $300,000.00 worth of shop tools at his command! Being a luthier myself I could tell whoever built it knew very well what they were doing. Well done!! Beautiful guitar!!
Beautiful guitar! If it plays and sounds as wonderful as it looks, you have a winner! Thank you for the video 😊. After finishing the video, I stand corrected. Great job! Thanks again 😊
Very cool work. This neck will never break because it's made like a butcher block.I wonder only one thing. However, because it is an instrument, whether the glue between the strips of wood will not disturb the natural vibrations of wood and how it will affect the color of the sound. I am very curious about this.On the shop we can't evaluate it correctly. Regards
Thank you! Tbh, I have no idea.. I am totally new to guitar making but I would expect someone with great hearing and experience could hear the difference..
Given that the pickups pick the vibrations from the strings up alone I'd say the whole "Tonewood" thing is a marketing gimmick.. That's just my opinion.
The more rigid the better sustain, at least theoretically. The tone in this case should be pretty much "colourless" (hard to tell from yt audio). Anyhow mainly the pickups are giving some colour to the tone.
Over and over you blow my mind! Can't believe you fabricated the truss rod too. Such a sick build! (This is Mike from Modustrial Maker, btw, on my personal account)
Yeah the homemade truss rod truly made my day! (This is Gustav from Gustav & Hilda Holmström btw, not that anyone knows of our sleeping channel though 😅)
excellent work craftsmen... perfect, thanks VM for sharing... OK so ya'll are really good BUT freehand cutting of fret slots!...after the robot CNC... programming, oh and the perfect laminate layout, and truss rod fabrication.... the fret slots was the dagger.. jealous here just a wee bit... thanks very much
Kapa dolje za sve! Od izbora projekta,izrade,video-prezentacije pa sve do demonstracije zvuka...Pomislih u prvi mah da su u pitanju Majke ali i ovo odlično zvuči..Svako dobro vam želim,vrijedni momci!
Dear Sir, This has got to be the best looking guitar I've seen in a very long time. I also liked the Parkside cordless drill which just demonstrate that if one has skill, it need not be very expensive to achieve superlative results. I am glad it was not built with extra ballast otherwise we would have been in for some heavy music!!!!. Talking of which your colleague played very well, but I still think Johnny Be Good by Chuck Berry might have been more appropriate. I'll be sure to show your clip to my 11 year old son who plays , from Classic Spanish, Classic Russian to Chuck berry ( his hero really). Very well done, Have a wonderful Christmas & a prosperous new Year 2020.
Dear Sir, Honourable young son has finally seen your endeavours & does very much approves of your efforts. Very well done once again from him. Kind regards.
Yeah those parkside tools are perfect for jobs where they get beat up and you don't have to feel sorry for them.. Last time bosch drill fell from 5m height I almost cried.. As for the music, we had so many great songs at our disposal but the fear of copyright claim on the video after all that work just wasn't worth it.. I'm glad you like it and I also wish a great Christmas and a happy new year to you and your family :D
@@lignumchannel Dear Sir, Thank you very much for your courteous reply. Indeed I can well imagine the potential issues with playing copyrighted music. Well done regardless. See you next year. Kind regards.
@@destianpatrianagara1119 Dear Sir/Madam, Thank you very much for your most eloquent comment. Allow me to wish you a Merry Christmas followed by a gut bursting dinner extravaganza & then a very Happy New Year 2020 carefully quenched with a most potent brew that will anaesthetise your brain cells. Kind regards.
Used a CNC to build the guitar and then fabricated a truss rod instead of buying one for $20 bucks....and THEN cut the fret slots by hand! LOL! Awesome job, guitar is beautiful. I would kill for a CNC to knock out my necks and bodies like that...
Ooookkk. What was sweet?, Truss rods, nice! Robot c n c machines. But what was crazy? Dieing your own electronic boards!! That's some " Brian may red special " shit right here. Next level stuff.
As a furniture maker, i really love your works and projects. Especially your works and projects with your robots. You are doing very good works. To be honest, i am jelous of you 😀.
A trick for removing the tape from the fretboard easier after leveling and dressing is to put a length of tape down both sides of the neck and put the tape that covers the fretboard over that. Once you're done you remove all the tape strips at once by just removing the lengths of tape down the side.
amazing build, beautiful guitar, first sight of it caught my eye just had, to watch it come together, most exellant piece of work .. didnt hear a test vid tho .
This is literally my project, par the body and scale length. My custom is autumn themed, 30 inch baritone scale length, custom headstock and a modified warmoth Z body that I made myself after making a template. I love the idea of seasonal guitars, wish people used nature to inspire guitar builds more.
I came across this video by chance as the body is exactly the same wood pattern as my first build that I’m working on. We have a Japanese acer in our garden so you have just inspired my fretboard inlay. You did a fantastic job, I can’t wait to see more. Ps what pickups did you use? And did those leaves stay in place?
Beautiful work! The red maple leaves are wonderful, and I love that you went with a matte finish to show off the depth of the grain on the woods. Not something I remember ever seeing on a guitar before. Got me thinking... with all your experience with laminating and bending wood, you could make some AWESOME drums! I mean... most would think of drum set drums, but I'd love to see you build a full concert bass drum. You've got the tools, facility, and skills to do it. Not sure what you'd do with a concert bass drum, but they are super expensive! lol
Thank you Bruxxus! I certainly will add this to a possible project folder :) First I have to do a lot of research because I know absolutely nothing about drums..
This is literally so beautiful. It made my heart warm when I saw the results, it is absolutely amazing. KEEP EXISTING PLEASE.
ahahaha, Thank you Haylee! :D
Watching that ball mill profile the headstock was so satisfying.
I'm thinking about getting a slowly moving time lapse camera rig to get these kind of shots even better.. :D
INSANE.... Beautiful. Thank you for filming and posting. Truly gifted artists. Inspiring.
I'm glad you like it Daniel! :)
Love it, the neck is no easy task, hell you even built your own truss rod, first class sir.
Thank you very much!😀
Che artigiani!!! Imparate mobilieri dell’ Ikea! Imparate da questi veri falegnami e liutai!!👑👑
Could not take my eyes off the screen. Fan-bloody-tastic!
Thank you! :)
Uma Obra Prima da Arte de Transformação. Belíssimo Projeto.Perfeito, singular e único. A alegria de quem tocou na guitarra demonstra simplesmente TUDO. Parabéns.
Its always so satisfying to see the neck go from rough to smooth.
I didn't expect at all to see a double-action truss rod being made.
Anyway, it's a beautiful guitar, made through very efficient use of timbers.
I dont even know what that is.
I thought that was really cool, but they're so cheap to buy!! Lol i do appreciate the craftsmanship though
@WaleraRigid
Even generic nuts/bolts with a grade number on top (grade 8.8, 10.9, 12.9) are typically excellent quality high tensile steel.
Construction steel is typically very good quality steel with medium to high carbon content and known strength and stiffness ratings.
You're probably referring to generic zinc-coated mild steel nuts and bolts which are super soft, deform quite easily and strip their threads with barely one extra turn!!
I was disappointed to see another guitar maker using a CNC machine, but when I saw you making the truss rod from scratch, I was actually quite impressed! Great video, thanks!
:D Thank you Johor9!
This pure art and amazing craftsmanship! First time I saw someone making a handmade double action trustrod. Simply mind blowing!
Just when I thought this channel simply couldn't get my attention any better with your uploads! In my years woodworking I have made more than 5 model guitars (guitars that don't play but just look cool) and I even went so far as to try my hand at building a guitar from a kit. I understand the unique sensation that comes along when you are about to do anything to the guitar for fear of messing it up. I personally think this guitar is awesome and would love to see the other 3 guitars made. That would be a set of true gems worthy of only the finest musical collections!
Thank you. Reading this really makes me want to try making all of them.. I already have a winter one in my head :D
@@lignumchannel can't wait to see what you come up with!
world new record... lignum's longest video.. 15 minute... great project.. i really really enjoy the process... i really happy watch this a whole minute..
Yeah, editing was a pain.. I'm glad you like it! thank you! :D
Beautiful piece of work. Craftsmanship at its finest.
You tigged your own truss rod, impressive 👍.
Great video I'm glad this showed up in my feed as I'm prepping for my first build
Migged, but yeah pretty impressive!
@@formulajake1996 I should of known better being a tig welder lol,it was very quick though...
It had it's challenges, This has to be the tiniest thing I ever welded.. I had to clean the thread afterwards and it's not the prettiest thing but it works! :) I'm glad you like the video!
This is so incredible that it just looks like he is showing off this unbelievable machine
very complete equipment, all work so easy, amazing
Талантливые люди талантливы во всем! А у настоящего музыканта любая доска запоет! РЕСПЕКТ! Мастера! Красавцы!
ВАСЯтв, мастера хорошие, но тупые. 1) Анкер должен работать по всей длине грифа 2) Отверстия под колки делают нормальные мастера не на глазок, а по шаблону. 3) отверстия под электронику так же делают по шаблону 4) Пропилы под лады делать надо не японской пилой на глазок, а на специальном станке микроциркулярным диском, имеющим нормированную глубину пропила и регулируемое расстояние между ладами без отклонений, неизбежных при ручном труде. Тут шикарный арсенал оборудования, и глупое глупое пользование. По сути все отверстия чпу станок мог вырезать с абсолютной точностью. Но нет, ребята видимо хотят занять своё время, что бы от скуки не помереть))) Утрирую конечно, но теперь точно знаю какие гитары покупать не стоит.
Resulto' la guitarra ele'ctrica ma's bella que he visto en internet!!!!!!Gracias!
That is THE coolest guitar I have seen yet
I bet the background is being played with the most extraordinarily beautiful guitar made by you
Making your own truss rod is such a flex. Nice instrument! Loved the video.
What an incredible build! And kudos for not just copying a Fender or a Gibson
That looked beautiful and sounded beautiful, too. I'd say that Lignum 001 is a real masterpiece. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you for watching ! :D
You have to build Winter, Spring and Summer themed guitars next.
That's the plan! :D
マシンはいくらですか？
Looking forward to them building those guitars:)
Lee Berry they have a winter bass now
The music behind is not good
when carts, crafts and engineering comes together. well done man.
Beautiful build ..love it man. The colors of wood are awesome..such a short sound clip...wish we heard more of it. I bet it plays and sounds great..really cool build...
I am an apprentice of luthier and I am envious for the beauty that was achieved on that guitar, congratulations
1 of the most informative guitar making videos I've seen.
And not a word spoken 👍
Great detail on the truss rod..
Loved the leaf detail. Looking forward to the rest
Thank you very much! :)I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
While I was thoroughly impressed with making a truss rod from scratch, not every average Joe has $300,000.00 worth of shop tools at his command! Being a luthier myself I could tell whoever built it knew very well what they were doing. Well done!! Beautiful guitar!!
Beautiful guitar! If it plays and sounds as wonderful as it looks, you have a winner! Thank you for the video 😊. After finishing the video, I stand corrected. Great job! Thanks again 😊
Beautifull and original intro, wow
And guitar is great. You really took your time building every small piece and detail, even the truss rod
Very cool work. This neck will never break because it's made like a butcher block.I wonder only one thing. However, because it is an instrument, whether the glue between the strips of wood will not disturb the natural vibrations of wood and how it will affect the color of the sound. I am very curious about this.On the shop we can't evaluate it correctly. Regards
Thank you! Tbh, I have no idea.. I am totally new to guitar making but I would expect someone with great hearing and experience could hear the difference..
Given that the pickups pick the vibrations from the strings up alone I'd say the whole "Tonewood" thing is a marketing gimmick.. That's just my opinion.
The more rigid the better sustain, at least theoretically. The tone in this case should be pretty much "colourless" (hard to tell from yt audio). Anyhow mainly the pickups are giving some colour to the tone.
Dope! Your videos are always fun to watch and I just can't get over how talented and creative you are. Such an inspiration. Thanks for sharing!
I'm glad you like it Justin! And as always, thank you for watching! :D
Over and over you blow my mind! Can't believe you fabricated the truss rod too. Such a sick build! (This is Mike from Modustrial Maker, btw, on my personal account)
Thank you Mike!:D I was really looking forward to hear your judgement about this one! I'm really glad you like it!
Yeah the homemade truss rod truly made my day!
(This is Gustav from Gustav & Hilda Holmström btw, not that anyone knows of our sleeping channel though 😅)
Not only an electric guitar but a piece of art.
Thank you Onur! 😀
And here I thought my CNC guitar videos were cool. This video is cool.
Your videos are cool!
Exactly Haylee! Your videos are cool @Highline Guitars !
I enjoy watching a mastercraftman work.
No words about... very impressive job, congratulations!!!!
Wow congratulations your guitar is AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!!!
Always a frankly astonishing build from you, and this one is really pushing for the top spot. What an incredible build! Well done indeed! :D
It certainly is one of my favorite builds up until now..:D Thank you Matt!
You’re so good with that robot! And with your hands too! Great job! Always love videos!
Thank you Libo! :D
was so happy to see and hear the end result. so many of these building guitar videos don't play it at the end. good job!
I’m a huge fan of the work u do. U inspire me to want to learn what u do, it would be amazing.
es increiblemente hermosa, permitir a la madera brillar asi con sus vetas es un agrado en instrumentos musicales
excellent work craftsmen... perfect, thanks VM for sharing... OK so ya'll are really good BUT freehand cutting of fret slots!...after the robot CNC... programming, oh and the perfect laminate layout, and truss rod fabrication.... the fret slots was the dagger.. jealous here just a wee bit... thanks very much
beautiful project. i didn't expect so much hand cutting and measuring, i thought it would be all robot
I thought it would take me half the time it did but there are some thing robot just cant do.. I'm glad you like it Anton! :D
That was an amazing video and thank you for the in-depth demonstration on the process. I learned a great deal from this ,best BCK
Thank you Brian, I'm glad you like it!
Kapa dolje za sve! Od izbora projekta,izrade,video-prezentacije pa sve do demonstracije zvuka...Pomislih u prvi mah da su u pitanju Majke ali i ovo odlično zvuči..Svako dobro vam želim,vrijedni momci!
Hvala puno! Uvijek je lijepo pročitati domaći komentar! :D
Dear Sir,
This has got to be the best looking guitar I've seen in a very long time. I also liked the Parkside cordless drill which just demonstrate that if one has skill, it need not be very expensive to achieve superlative results. I am glad it was not built with extra ballast otherwise we would have been in for some heavy music!!!!. Talking of which your colleague played very well, but I still think Johnny Be Good by Chuck Berry might have been more appropriate. I'll be sure to show your clip to my 11 year old son who plays , from Classic Spanish, Classic Russian to Chuck berry ( his hero really). Very well done, Have a wonderful Christmas & a prosperous new Year 2020.
Dear Sir,
Honourable young son has finally seen your endeavours & does very much approves of your efforts. Very well done once again from him. Kind regards.
Yeah those parkside tools are perfect for jobs where they get beat up and you don't have to feel sorry for them.. Last time bosch drill fell from 5m height I almost cried.. As for the music, we had so many great songs at our disposal but the fear of copyright claim on the video after all that work just wasn't worth it.. I'm glad you like it and I also wish a great Christmas and a happy new year to you and your family :D
@@lignumchannel Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your courteous reply. Indeed I can well imagine the potential issues with playing copyrighted music. Well done regardless. See you next year. Kind regards.
@@dilipbaumier1327 shut up already 🤣
@@destianpatrianagara1119 Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you very much for your most eloquent comment. Allow me to wish you a Merry Christmas followed by a gut bursting dinner extravaganza & then a very Happy New Year 2020 carefully quenched with a most potent brew that will anaesthetise your brain cells. Kind regards.
Wow! Definitely want to see the other seasons!
Thank you , I'm glad you do.😀 I'm thinking about a winter bass guitar..
@@lignumchannel can't wait to see it!
@@lignumchannel invite Davie504 to play it. Italian Bass Slapping your Lignum style to make great vibe Epic alive💚🎸✨
Excellent instrument. I enjoyed watching the process.
Very cool...a stratpaul..awesome build.
A 15-minute vid? You're spoiling us.
😁yes, don't get used to it hehe..
@@lignumchannel Ooh please, spoil us, You are good at it...! :-))
Looks so natural and simple.. awesome
I really dig the headstock design. Its massive!
I'm glad you like it! :D
Lovely expression from old man
Apart from the bridge screw heads being too large, it looks amazing.
Yeah for some reasons the screws weren't included so these were closest ones I could find in the workshop.. Glad you like it! :D
Love the bit oversized hornes. Great looker.
Used a CNC to build the guitar and then fabricated a truss rod instead of buying one for $20 bucks....and THEN cut the fret slots by hand! LOL! Awesome job, guitar is beautiful. I would kill for a CNC to knock out my necks and bodies like that...
Uma das guitarras mais bonitas e bem feitas que já vi! O final pra mim é a melhor parte do vídeo!
Muito linda
Super and very beautiful! Great Jobb!
So this is what happens when a furniture - carpenter makes an instrument:
it becomes a sculpture!
Respect, Sir!
Thank you SH1974! :)
Great looking guitar. Although EMG pickups seem like an odd choice for something like this
One reason I like emg's is they are solderless and very easy to put in/take out/swap with other pickups
Just a thought tho
awesome job.. i would take out the EMG and put any other humbucker.. just preferences.. other than that.. AWESOME.. PURE AWESOME..
building guitar with synthwave in the background? Instant like.
Ooookkk.
What was sweet?,
Truss rods, nice!
Robot c n c machines.
But what was crazy?
Dieing your own electronic boards!!
That's some " Brian may red special " shit right here.
Next level stuff.
Fantastic!! What a great job in the guitar! Congrats!!!!
So happy! This is beautiful!
Thank you!
Amazing robotics : beautiful result!
As a furniture maker, i really love your works and projects. Especially your works and projects with your robots. You are doing very good works. To be honest, i am jelous of you 😀.
Thank you Emirhan! :) I always appreciate a positive comment from a fellow woodworker!
Lindo, perfeito, muito bom! Boa tocabilidade!!
Good to see you back
BEAUTIFUL GUITAR!!! I would've sprung for Locking Tuners....
Love love love..... What a guitar....
Thank you Gyovanni! :D
badass machine you have! cool build.
A trick for removing the tape from the fretboard easier after leveling and dressing is to put a length of tape down both sides of the neck and put the tape that covers the fretboard over that.
Once you're done you remove all the tape strips at once by just removing the lengths of tape down the side.
Great tip
Just awesome, one of a kind!
Nice job matey, loved the finish.
Nice video and fantasic guitar. Which type of woods did you use for the body, the neck and the fretboard? And also which mechanics and pickups? Thanks
what an awesome build 👍
amazing build, beautiful guitar, first sight of it caught my eye just had, to watch it come together, most exellant piece of work .. didnt hear a test vid tho .
ohh shoot, i didnt give the vid time to play out, lol, i thought was done,...
:D Thank you Eric and I'm glad you stayed to the end! ;)
Wow...hey great stuff, very nice!! You should build now "all Seasons" Guitars.....Grat job!!!
This is literally my project, par the body and scale length.
My custom is autumn themed, 30 inch baritone scale length, custom headstock and a modified warmoth Z body that I made myself after making a template.
I love the idea of seasonal guitars, wish people used nature to inspire guitar builds more.
I would love to see your version ! :)
@@lignumchannel The timelapse of the build will be up early next year. I'm a bit busy finishing my another build off currently. 👍😆
Oh! I thought the leaves were inlayed into the guitar. Nice first man, I can't wait to see how the other seasons go.
Thank you! I'm also excited about the next one!
Great job, very creative and skillful.
Amazing building
Cool guitar it looks like a high quality guitar from kiesel or Ibanez next try with a floyd rose
Perfect! But why do you made a neck separate from body? Solid it can be better!
This is awesome! All the best
I really enjoy this.
All guitars should come equipped with pot leaves, looks killer!!
Stunning masterpiece!
Thank you Marco!
Beautiful guitar
Great video thanks for sharing 👍 I really enjoyed watching this.
Thank you Tom, I'm glad you like it!😀
Awesome man! Just awesome! Your guitar is just amazing!
Thank you very much Raul! :)
Beautiful guitar, but how do you adjust the truss rod in the neck?
Did he not make an access point in the headstock?
He made access at the head stock. You can see it at the 12:00 minute mark.
Beautyfull works!
I came across this video by chance as the body is exactly the same wood pattern as my first build that I’m working on. We have a Japanese acer in our garden so you have just inspired my fretboard inlay. You did a fantastic job, I can’t wait to see more. Ps what pickups did you use? And did those leaves stay in place?
Pickups are EMG ZW set, and yes, leaves are in place, not a single scratch on them =)
Beautiful work! The red maple leaves are wonderful, and I love that you went with a matte finish to show off the depth of the grain on the woods. Not something I remember ever seeing on a guitar before.
Got me thinking... with all your experience with laminating and bending wood, you could make some AWESOME drums! I mean... most would think of drum set drums, but I'd love to see you build a full concert bass drum. You've got the tools, facility, and skills to do it. Not sure what you'd do with a concert bass drum, but they are super expensive! lol
Thank you Bruxxus! I certainly will add this to a possible project folder :) First I have to do a lot of research because I know absolutely nothing about drums..
Red maple leaf 😂
Nice color choice. Easy to convince mom they're maple leaves as she sips her 5th glass of chardonnay.
(And, yes, I'm aware they're Japanese maple leaves)
XD I see what you did there.. ;)