Check oiut the other Marketplace Tele getting a teardown to identify if it has the same makers marks: ruclips.net/video/kPJCC7oY1mI/видео.htmlsi=trBJcmJC-rZJ8D_q
As a guy who’s been modding since the early 80’s, I finally did my first refret. Stainless steel on a bound rosewood 5 string Jazz bass, as a part of a total rebuild/mega mod. It was quite a pain, but the result was awesome. I actually love modding more than building. Nice work dude.🤘🏻
Thanks man appreciate the comment. I was nervous about my first regret but once I did one I realised it was easier than I thought, just take your time. 🤘🏼👍
I was so happy when I saw you taping the headstock. Every F-style guitar should have a matched headstock. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE. n.b. yes, "matched" means a natural head on a natural or burst guitar. I'm not banning wood headstocks!
Grab a cheap branded one on market place and go for it. You’ll be surprised what you can make from a no name brand. Check out what I made for my bro out of a scrap pile no name guitar: Unveiling the Mystery: The Incredible Rebirth of a Cursed Guitar as a 50th Birthday Gift! ruclips.net/video/I0ruBBu9GKE/видео.html
Far out, that neck looks happy! I've subbed, super keen to see where the rest of the guitar ends up. I love these kinds of vids, and especially that there are people out there restoring these old guitars and making them awesome again!
On that era of Japanese guitars, the stamp on the neck heel will usually be the quality inspector's mark, and unfortunately, not a maker's mark. The truss rod cover shape reminds me of Guyatone/Kawai neck from the 60s. It could still be Kasuga however. Bamboo is unusual for a 1960s guitar, but it's now used as a sustainable wood - especially on acoustics. So someone was ahead of their time!
I come to similar conclusions. I believe I was wrong about the bamboo neck. It’s actually maple but laminated like plywood and has the bamboo look about it. Check out the other two episodes in this series. It come up realy cool in the end. ✌️
G'day RSGM, Thanks for a great video. I bought Torch Vintage Series Strat in the mid 80's, so I'm very interested in watching the videos on this restoration series. I haven't seen the guitar this century, but it's safely locked away in its hardcase. I'll get it out soon. In the meantime, I'll keep an eye out for the next video. Keep up the good work Andrew
Don't forget to pet the dog and give him a treat. Pretty much all good restoration work includes these type of duties. Thanks for the video man, much appreciated.
@@Raymond-rr5iv thanks for the kind comment man. Remember hours and days and weeks get cut out of these vids. Might look easy but there is always more to it. 😳✌️
great work and cool find. a cool (semi natural) husk like that with wear would be $100 - 200 in the US. Wish I could be so lucky to find one like that.
Usually the case here too, this was a lucky score. It’s getting harder to find deals like this. But every now and then you get lucky. Just got to keep looking and trying. 👍
Thanks man. Feels just like maple. It’s possible of made a mistake and it is maple but put together like bamboo. I’ll address this in the next video. Stay tuned. 🤘🏼
No the finish went on after the frets. I used Montana Varnish, wich is a solvent lacquer. It is really humid where I live so we have a lot of trouble with drying and curing. Takes much longer to fully cure.
Hey man, it’s nothing special, there are two, one on top of the other, both are 900mm x 400mm computer desk mats, one on the bottom is a neoprene one, it’s just a gaming mouse pad, available on Amazon, and the one on top is a leather type of one, also from Amazon. Hope this helps. ✌️
You said the fingerboard was bamboo? Did I hear that correctly? Thats fascinating, knowing what great a durable wood bamboo is, it actually seems like a great choice for a custom builder to consider.
I did say bamboo, and I’m not sure but I’ve found some new info while researching that suggests it’s actually laminated maple. I’m going to make another video about it comparing as I’m still not completely sure.
It sure is. I actually bought it thinking it was an MIJ but then realised it’s made in Germany. It will get a restomod eventually as it’s very cool. Best headstock ever. 🤘🏼
Another RUclips channel did a video about a similar Japanese tele copy which looks similar to your guitar. His turned out to be most likely an early 70s Ibanez telecaster copy which had a similar truss rod cover to your guitar.
Do you remember the channel name. I’d love to check it out. I wonder if it’s the one where he gets it from a flea market at the start. If so I need to go re watch it. I think he did a heap of research on it too. ✌️
@@RisingSunGuitarMods I do believe it is that video. He did a whole spread sheet of the import 70s telecaster guitars to find which one his was most likely since a lot of those copies were made in the same factory and just had slight differences along with a different brand.
@@RisingSunGuitarMods I do believe it is that video. He did a whole spread sheet of the import 70s telecaster guitars to find which one his was most likely since a lot of those copies were made in the same factory and just had slight differences along with a different brand.
@@agcacustoms2852 yep that’s the one. I’m actually subscribed to his channel. He does some awesome vintage sampling stuff too. Think I’ll have a re watch see how close it is. 👍
Well I haven’t played it yet, 😂 but after the huge amount of work rolling the edges and getting the fret ends all smooth, and with the finish it feels very much like maple.
FastCap, here is where I got them in Australia, I’m sure they would be available somewhere in the US. www.timbecon.com.au/flush-cut-trimmers-fret-nipper
So, what exactly did you do that got rid of the twist? Was the fingerboard sanded unevenly and that created a twist under tension? I have a neck with a twist and I think that may be the issue. Neck looks great. Love the headstock!
Hey, thanks for the question. In this case, I think the original neck wasn't exactly all that accurate, and there may have been some warping due to the way it had been stored. But I was able to sand the main part of the twist out of the heal as this was where it looked the worst. Just be patient and take it down a little bit at a time. 👍
I had a guitar neck that was twisted like the one you have. I wrapped it in a towel and then I gently drove my car over it a couple times. I know it sounds insane and reckless but it worked. The neck was just about perfectly straight. I've never told anyone about this before but it seems like someone should know. It was a Squier Strat neck.
🤘🏼Thanks man. That’s me playing. This one is just a quick put together for the video, song is towards the end of the vid: ruclips.net/video/7RqiS81QC7M/видео.html And this one my brother wrote about 30 years ago. Song towards the end. ruclips.net/video/I0ruBBu9GKE/видео.html
I’m commenting before finishing up on watching but was that nut Bo e by chance,,,or damaged? sure hope you were able to save it without destroying,,,I am really enjoying your video always a pleasure to watch any resto ‘mod projects!
Fret levelling, I installed by hand without a press, almost impossible to get them perfectly level, even if you have a press actually. If you want a perfect fret job, with a run off above the twelfth fret, important if you like low action, you need to level. Also need to shape the fret ends. Look up re-fret vids, some videos out there go into much more detail than I did. Hope this helps.
@@RisingSunGuitarMods thats a great explanation. ive never heard anyone say it so simply, or at all honestly. ive seen a bunch of guitar work videos but noones ever specified it.
@@EmtonGuitars wasn’t a radius block. I didn’t have one, so used my straight edge. Took my time and did it by eye, checking often with a gage. And yes if you measure up and down the board it is bang on. Not the quickest way to do the job but got it done with some care and patience.
@@DMSProduktions I originally moved to Melbourne with a band I played in, lived there for about 3 years before moving out to Traralgon. 2.5 hours south east Melbs. Only moved the family up to Sunny Coast at the start of 2019. Missed the shitstorm by about a year luckily. 🤘🏼
@@RisingSunGuitarMods Haha cool. I have a cousin in Traralgon! Matt Fry from The Pedal Picassos channel is also in Traralgon! My late besty moved his family up to Bris in late '18 & missed the Covid mess by a year or so! He died suddenly Dec 22! Cheers!
@@DMSProduktions ah sorry about your friend. I used to own and operate a digital agency (Scribblevision)in Traralgon. Operated there for 13 years. Still service a good amount of clients in Gippsland now. 17 years in business. Time flys.
🤘🏼Thanks man. That’s me playing. This one is just a quick put together for the video, song is towards the end of the vid: ruclips.net/video/7RqiS81QC7M/видео.html And this one is me playing a song my brother wrote about 30 years ago. Song towards the end. ruclips.net/video/I0ruBBu9GKE/видео.html
The fingerboard was fairly thick and the high side of the twist actually had more material on it. Almost like it was twisted from the factory. Wouldn’t surprise me as they were hand made. But yes sanding got it out. And there was a lot of sanding. Started with 80 grit so there was a lot of work in it. 🤘🏼
I actually have this same guitar, and it’d be all original if not for a replaced tuning machine. It’s a Frampton. The metal truss cover is a dead giveaway.
@@folkska love to see it. Shoot me a message on Instagram if you want. A lot of these were branded differently. I’ve found a couple that are close but nothing exact. ✌️
twist is still there and will continue to twist only way your getting it out is heat clamps and tension you just removed a ton of material when you absolutely shouldn't have
Well I’ve heat clamped a neck before and that was less successful. It didn’t actually take a lot of material to remove the twist. The fingerboard still has more than enough meat on it. And after several weeks it’s still straight and plays amazing. So maybe it will come back and you’ll be right, but as it is now it’s pretty damn good considering it was on its way to the trash. I’d love to see your video on how to do this correctly as I’m always keen to learn.
Great response. This I your show. Obviously you can do how you feel. Just love it when I see a tactful response. Great job! I have yet to do a fret job as I want it to be perfect and the tools I want to use are expensive.
@@ranman58635 I hear you. My fret level beam is home made, my fret end files are just needle files from Amazon. My most expensive fret tool is my crowning tool. Which at the time I thought was too much but it’s been worth every penny. ✌️🤘🏼
I live in the gut of the valley in California. There's zero taste here. It finally dawned on me, the people here actually lack life. Can't find anything like this around here.
It would be helpful to all of us that don’t do this kind of work but find it interesting, if you would describe the process you are doing and perhaps the parts and tools. You are very talented, but I am not. Thank you.
Thanks for the feedback. I have a tutorial playlist and I’ll be adding some more to this playlist soon. I will be sure to do some more detailed vids for that when I do so subscribe for updates. 😉👍
@@RylanStorm I’ve tried showing every detail, people are not interested. Retention drops off massively if you show too much detail. Well for my videos it does anyways. Can’t win either way. 🤷🏻
@RisingSunGuitarMods That's a shame. Some people are watching for entertainment and I guess, as you say, they only want the highlights. I watch for inspiration and learning so it's important to understand all the steps. You gotta do what works for you!
Why did you put the sticker on the wood? Are you new at this, because that sure sounds like a rookie mistake. I have never done this and I know better. 😎
Part 2 coming soon. If you want to watch complete builds in a single video check out my mods playlist: Guitar Mods ruclips.net/p/PL1Wft6ng6GyeSUWsp13nmaYbF1OSeTpyh
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Check oiut the other Marketplace Tele getting a teardown to identify if it has the same makers marks: ruclips.net/video/kPJCC7oY1mI/видео.htmlsi=trBJcmJC-rZJ8D_q
The bamboo figerboard would be an ecological bragging point these days and $20 for just a thinline body alone would be a steal!
@@JohnSmith-ki2eq it did have some issues, but yes it was a great find. I’ve never seen a bamboo fingerboard before which is why I wanted to save it.
I am already in love with this tele. Has a zero fret! Sweet find for $20
I’m trying to decide on putting humbuckers or p90’s in it. Think I’m leaning towards p90’s.
P90s 100% @@RisingSunGuitarMods
Something very therapeutic about watching craftsmen repair/mod a guitar!
Thank you for the comment man, I am happy it does that for you. I also find it very relaxing to watch others doing the same thing. 🤟
This is premium Guitar RUclips content! I can't wait for more of this. 😁
Thanks man. Appreciate the support.
As a guy who’s been modding since the early 80’s,
I finally did my first refret.
Stainless steel on a bound rosewood 5 string Jazz bass, as a part of a total rebuild/mega mod.
It was quite a pain, but the result was awesome.
I actually love modding more than building.
Nice work dude.🤘🏻
Thanks man appreciate the comment. I was nervous about my first regret but once I did one I realised it was easier than I thought, just take your time. 🤘🏼👍
'I'm going to zip it and check back in when I've got something useful to say'...98% of RUclips could learn a lot from this.
😂😂
I was so happy when I saw you taping the headstock. Every F-style guitar should have a matched headstock. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.
n.b. yes, "matched" means a natural head on a natural or burst guitar. I'm not banning wood headstocks!
lol. I’m a big fan of matched on everything. ✌️
Like watching repair content. wanting to try it myself but haven’t gotten up the courage yet
Grab a cheap branded one on market place and go for it. You’ll be surprised what you can make from a no name brand. Check out what I made for my bro out of a scrap pile no name guitar: Unveiling the Mystery: The Incredible Rebirth of a Cursed Guitar as a 50th Birthday Gift!
ruclips.net/video/I0ruBBu9GKE/видео.html
That neck looks great! Well done.
Thank for your comment. Appreciate the support. 🤘🏼👍
That factory logo is Mercedes. You're welcome.
Hmmmm 🫤
Looking at it upside down. Well done man. Lol.
Very cool!
Nice work on that neck! This was really enjoyable to watch and looking forward to Ep 2!
Thanks for your support. Appreciate it. Working in the next part so hopefully it’s not far off. 👍
Amazing transformation of that neck toy make it look amazinng and i bet feels and plays great too!!!!
Thanks man. Appreciate the comment. It does feel amazing, still yet to play it though so stay tuned for that. 👍
Far out, that neck looks happy! I've subbed, super keen to see where the rest of the guitar ends up. I love these kinds of vids, and especially that there are people out there restoring these old guitars and making them awesome again!
Thanks for the comment man. Appreciate the sub too. Both these guitars are getting done at the same time so more vids coming soon. ✌️
"it is sanding after all!" made me chuckle
🤪 need some type of relief during the never ending dust storm.
On that era of Japanese guitars, the stamp on the neck heel will usually be the quality inspector's mark, and unfortunately, not a maker's mark. The truss rod cover shape reminds me of Guyatone/Kawai neck from the 60s. It could still be Kasuga however. Bamboo is unusual for a 1960s guitar, but it's now used as a sustainable wood - especially on acoustics. So someone was ahead of their time!
I come to similar conclusions. I believe I was wrong about the bamboo neck. It’s actually maple but laminated like plywood and has the bamboo look about it. Check out the other two episodes in this series. It come up realy cool in the end. ✌️
the zeroth fret was also a givaway that it was early Japanese. They seemed to love that idea.
It was common in that era for the copy guitars, the German offset copy on the wall also has the zero fret. 🤘🏼👍
Great job! I had a white one many years ago, wish I’d had something like this done with it now!
@@neilstarkey8048 with a bit of time and effort put in they are very playable guitars.
Oh man super entertaining and really high quality video man huge respect we Def need a part 2
Thanks man. Really appreciate your support. Working on part two now. Hopefully next couple of days so stay tuned. 👍🤘🏼
G'day RSGM,
Thanks for a great video. I bought Torch Vintage Series Strat in the mid 80's, so I'm very interested in watching the videos on this restoration series. I haven't seen the guitar this century, but it's safely locked away in its hardcase. I'll get it out soon. In the meantime, I'll keep an eye out for the next video.
Keep up the good work
Andrew
Thanks again Andrew. Phill. ✌️
Well done!
Thanks for the supportive comment. 🤘🏼
Don't forget to pet the dog and give him a treat. Pretty much all good restoration work includes these type of duties. Thanks for the video man, much appreciated.
Hahaha, yep she definitely doesn’t have a tough life I can tell you that. 😊
@@RisingSunGuitarMods I'm sorry. She needs a treat haha. You're doing great things my brother. I am grateful for you and the knowledge you share.
@@vince89503 thanks for the kind words bro. ✌️
Great work looks fabulous
Thanks man. Appreciate the comment. 🤘🏼
Great project. Thanks for the video.
You’re welcome. Thanks for the comment. 🤘🏼
I like how you don't talk all the way through and show detailed method of neck restoration. Bravo !
Thanks for your comment. Appreciate the support. 👍
'I'm going to zip it and check back in when I've got something useful to say'...98% of RUclips could learn a lot from this.
😂😂
Nice job and you make it look easy too.
@@Raymond-rr5iv thanks for the kind comment man. Remember hours and days and weeks get cut out of these vids. Might look easy but there is always more to it. 😳✌️
great work and cool find. a cool (semi natural) husk like that with wear would be $100 - 200 in the US. Wish I could be so lucky to find one like that.
Usually the case here too, this was a lucky score. It’s getting harder to find deals like this. But every now and then you get lucky. Just got to keep looking and trying. 👍
Cheers mate!😊
🍻
Great vid. Plus love hearing a familiar accent.
Thanks for the comment bro. I’m originally from NZ but Aus has been home for 23 years. 🤘🏼👍
Thank goodness. I thought I was the only one that sipped like that.
Might as well enjoy it brother. ✌️👍🍺🍺
Love that neck! The neck looks awesome after you worked on it!!! How's a bamboo fretboard feel and play?
Thanks man. Feels just like maple. It’s possible of made a mistake and it is maple but put together like bamboo. I’ll address this in the next video. Stay tuned. 🤘🏼
mmm...brown water. Great vid mate
Cheers mate, appreciate the comment.🍻
The Y logo might mean an export model. Only a guess, but we used to have Y as a prefecture denotation on our license plate in Japan as foreigners.
Interesting. Thanks for the info.
Bamboo fingerboard?? Well you learn something new every day I guess 😁
Yep. First time I’ve seen it used. I guess whatever works right? 🤷🏻✌️
Great video!
Thanks for the comment. Appreciate the support. 🤘🏼👍
Between sanding and fretting you put a finish on the neck. Looks great. What did you use?
No the finish went on after the frets. I used Montana Varnish, wich is a solvent lacquer. It is really humid where I live so we have a lot of trouble with drying and curing. Takes much longer to fully cure.
That neck stamp looks similar to the Electra logo 70s era.
Interesting, I’ll look more into it. Thanks for the info.
Instant sub.
Thanks man, and welcome. I appreciate your support. 🤘🏼👍
Cheers! 🇨🇦
@@ledzeppelin9557 cheers bro. 🤘🏼
If you don’t mind, would you describe your red work mat? It looks very practical and I wonder if I could get one in the States? Thanks!
Hey man, it’s nothing special, there are two, one on top of the other, both are 900mm x 400mm computer desk mats, one on the bottom is a neoprene one, it’s just a gaming mouse pad, available on Amazon, and the one on top is a leather type of one, also from Amazon. Hope this helps. ✌️
Thanks!@@RisingSunGuitarMods
This was awesome.
Thanks man, appreciate the comment. Be sure to check out parts 2 and 3 on my channel. 🤘🏼✌️
How dare you drink BEER while working on priceless vintage guitars!!
...
RUM man, RUM. Get it together 😎
lol, problem is, the rum is always gone 🤪🤪
You said the fingerboard was bamboo? Did I hear that correctly? Thats fascinating, knowing what great a durable wood bamboo is, it actually seems like a great choice for a custom builder to consider.
I did say bamboo, and I’m not sure but I’ve found some new info while researching that suggests it’s actually laminated maple. I’m going to make another video about it comparing as I’m still not completely sure.
Wow, it's Musima De Luxe 25 on the wall
It sure is. I actually bought it thinking it was an MIJ but then realised it’s made in Germany. It will get a restomod eventually as it’s very cool. Best headstock ever. 🤘🏼
Another RUclips channel did a video about a similar Japanese tele copy which looks similar to your guitar. His turned out to be most likely an early 70s Ibanez telecaster copy which had a similar truss rod cover to your guitar.
Do you remember the channel name. I’d love to check it out. I wonder if it’s the one where he gets it from a flea market at the start. If so I need to go re watch it. I think he did a heap of research on it too. ✌️
@@RisingSunGuitarMods I do believe it is that video. He did a whole spread sheet of the import 70s telecaster guitars to find which one his was most likely since a lot of those copies were made in the same factory and just had slight differences along with a different brand.
@@RisingSunGuitarMods I do believe it is that video. He did a whole spread sheet of the import 70s telecaster guitars to find which one his was most likely since a lot of those copies were made in the same factory and just had slight differences along with a different brand.
@@agcacustoms2852 yep that’s the one. I’m actually subscribed to his channel. He does some awesome vintage sampling stuff too. Think I’ll have a re watch see how close it is. 👍
Nice video
Thanks man. Appreciate the comment.
A bambu fingerboard, I've never heard of that before. How does it feel to play?
Great video. Keep em coming 😀
Well I haven’t played it yet, 😂 but after the huge amount of work rolling the edges and getting the fret ends all smooth, and with the finish it feels very much like maple.
Was meaning to ask you. What is the brand name of the red handle snips you use for cutting the fret ends? I like the size and design of them.
FastCap, here is where I got them in Australia, I’m sure they would be available somewhere in the US. www.timbecon.com.au/flush-cut-trimmers-fret-nipper
So, what exactly did you do that got rid of the twist? Was the fingerboard sanded unevenly and that created a twist under tension? I have a neck with a twist and I think that may be the issue. Neck looks great. Love the headstock!
Hey, thanks for the question. In this case, I think the original neck wasn't exactly all that accurate, and there may have been some warping due to the way it had been stored. But I was able to sand the main part of the twist out of the heal as this was where it looked the worst. Just be patient and take it down a little bit at a time. 👍
@@RisingSunGuitarMods I'm thinking you meant to say heel not heal, thats for the Doctors. 🙂
I had a guitar neck that was twisted like the one you have. I wrapped it in a towel and then I gently drove my car over it a couple times. I know it sounds insane and reckless but it worked. The neck was just about perfectly straight. I've never told anyone about this before but it seems like someone should know. It was a Squier Strat neck.
@@michaelmillican5592 😂😂😂 whatever works man. 🤘🏼🤘🏼
who did the background music I would like to hear more of it
🤘🏼Thanks man. That’s me playing. This one is just a quick put together for the video, song is towards the end of the vid:
ruclips.net/video/7RqiS81QC7M/видео.html
And this one my brother wrote about 30 years ago. Song towards the end.
ruclips.net/video/I0ruBBu9GKE/видео.html
I spotted a Musima deluxe on the wall 😊
You sure did. It will get its time in the spotlight. Stay tuned. 🤘🏼
Something about the sound of the radius block on bamboo made my skin crawl
Any sanding makes my skin crawl. 😂😂
I’m commenting before finishing up on watching but was that nut Bo e by chance,,,or damaged?
sure hope you were able to save it without destroying,,,I am really enjoying your video always a pleasure to watch any resto ‘mod projects!
Thanks for the comment, I appreciate your support. To answer your question be sure to check out parts 2 & 3 :)
this might be a silly question but why do you sand after the frets are installed. is the fret wire not the desired shape already?
Fret levelling, I installed by hand without a press, almost impossible to get them perfectly level, even if you have a press actually. If you want a perfect fret job, with a run off above the twelfth fret, important if you like low action, you need to level. Also need to shape the fret ends. Look up re-fret vids, some videos out there go into much more detail than I did. Hope this helps.
@@RisingSunGuitarMods thats a great explanation. ive never heard anyone say it so simply, or at all honestly. ive seen a bunch of guitar work videos but noones ever specified it.
I don’t understand how you were using that radius block. It seemed to be going in every direction.
@@EmtonGuitars wasn’t a radius block. I didn’t have one, so used my straight edge. Took my time and did it by eye, checking often with a gage. And yes if you measure up and down the board it is bang on. Not the quickest way to do the job but got it done with some care and patience.
@@EmtonGuitars also, not a professional luthier, I’m a hobbyist with limited tools. ✌️
@@RisingSunGuitarMods gotcha! That’s impressive!
@@EmtonGuitars Thanks man, it was't easy to do, a radius block would have been much more effective.
Sweet lookin' old J Tele!
What part of Oz you in & how long have you been here bru?
Sunshine Coast. 23 years now man. 🤘🏼
@@RisingSunGuitarMods Choice eh!
Yeah I am in Melbourne.
@@DMSProduktions I originally moved to Melbourne with a band I played in, lived there for about 3 years before moving out to Traralgon. 2.5 hours south east Melbs. Only moved the family up to Sunny Coast at the start of 2019. Missed the shitstorm by about a year luckily. 🤘🏼
@@RisingSunGuitarMods Haha cool.
I have a cousin in Traralgon!
Matt Fry from The Pedal Picassos channel is also in Traralgon!
My late besty moved his family up to Bris in late '18 & missed the Covid mess by a year or so!
He died suddenly Dec 22!
Cheers!
@@DMSProduktions ah sorry about your friend. I used to own and operate a digital agency (Scribblevision)in Traralgon. Operated there for 13 years. Still service a good amount of clients in Gippsland now. 17 years in business. Time flys.
What’s in the glass?
10 Toes Brewery, IPA. 🍺 🍺🍺😉
@@RisingSunGuitarMods YUM!
It was $20 , but now ?
Now it’s not for sale. Not sure how I would value it. But with the work put in and parts probably around 1500 Australian $.
Very useful info! Glad I subscribed!
Thanks man, apreciate the sub.
sick vid
@@Anonymouspersoniguess cheers man. Don’t forget to check out the other two parts. 🤘🏼
In the 70s gibson commonly used pancake construction for les Paul's, not that uncommon
Yep agree, was very common in these MIJ copies too. 👍
Nova caster "bamboozled series " bsmboo neck
my good lord .. I find it hard to follow your lingo. New Zealand?
Hahaha. Yes NZ but been living in Australia for 23 years so it’s a muddy mix of the both. Pretty horrid mix I know. 😂😂
what is song/band playing?
🤘🏼Thanks man. That’s me playing.
This one is just a quick put together for the video, song is towards the end of the vid:
ruclips.net/video/7RqiS81QC7M/видео.html
And this one is me playing a song my brother wrote about 30 years ago. Song towards the end.
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Would love more explanation of how you got out the neck twist. Hard to believe sanding would do it.
The fingerboard was fairly thick and the high side of the twist actually had more material on it. Almost like it was twisted from the factory. Wouldn’t surprise me as they were hand made. But yes sanding got it out. And there was a lot of sanding. Started with 80 grit so there was a lot of work in it. 🤘🏼
I actually have this same guitar, and it’d be all original if not for a replaced tuning machine. It’s a Frampton. The metal truss cover is a dead giveaway.
@@folkska love to see it. Shoot me a message on Instagram if you want. A lot of these were branded differently. I’ve found a couple that are close but nothing exact. ✌️
@@RisingSunGuitarMods message sent. I’ll snap a couple pictures and send them your way after the invite is accepted.
sanding is a tough job .... any help is appreciated ... ;)
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twist is still there and will continue to twist only way your getting it out is heat clamps and tension you just removed a ton of material when you absolutely shouldn't have
Well I’ve heat clamped a neck before and that was less successful. It didn’t actually take a lot of material to remove the twist. The fingerboard still has more than enough meat on it. And after several weeks it’s still straight and plays amazing. So maybe it will come back and you’ll be right, but as it is now it’s pretty damn good considering it was on its way to the trash. I’d love to see your video on how to do this correctly as I’m always keen to learn.
Great response. This I your show. Obviously you can do how you feel. Just love it when I see a tactful response. Great job! I have yet to do a fret job as I want it to be perfect and the tools I want to use are expensive.
@@ranman58635 I hear you. My fret level beam is home made, my fret end files are just needle files from Amazon. My most expensive fret tool is my crowning tool. Which at the time I thought was too much but it’s been worth every penny. ✌️🤘🏼
I live in the gut of the valley in California. There's zero taste here. It finally dawned on me, the people here actually lack life. Can't find anything like this around here.
Sounds like you need a good old fashioned road trip, excite yourself on a pickers hunt. ✌️👍
@@RisingSunGuitarMods , like a hole in the head. 😆
Biggest truss cover plate ever.
It’s massive aye, I think I’m liking the retro look of it though. 🤘🏼
@@RisingSunGuitarMods That neck came up sweet. Adding side dot markers was a great idea. Cheers.
@@nickdryad thanks man. Appreciate the comment. 👍
This is probably made by today's Fujigen guitar... The guys who made Fender and Ibanez Japan...
Yea its out of one of the Ibanez factories.
You didn’t finish the body?
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Could have left the gulping out but… cool guitar
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It would be helpful to all of us that don’t do this kind of work but find it interesting, if you would describe the process you are doing and perhaps the parts and tools. You are very talented, but I am not. Thank you.
Thanks for the feedback. I have a tutorial playlist and I’ll be adding some more to this playlist soon. I will be sure to do some more detailed vids for that when I do so subscribe for updates. 😉👍
It feels like you skip a lot. One minute you're sanding a neck. Tbe next minute you're hammering frets in. Wait.....wut?
@@RylanStorm I’ve tried showing every detail, people are not interested. Retention drops off massively if you show too much detail. Well for my videos it does anyways. Can’t win either way. 🤷🏻
@RisingSunGuitarMods That's a shame. Some people are watching for entertainment and I guess, as you say, they only want the highlights. I watch for inspiration and learning so it's important to understand all the steps.
You gotta do what works for you!
@@RylanStorm I go more in depth in this series if you’re interested: ruclips.net/p/PL1Wft6ng6Gyfcte6HQsuvyXGUjD61RJ9O&si=fSFeXr7WUmYwVYtL
Why did you put the sticker on the wood? Are you new at this, because that sure sounds like a rookie mistake. I have never done this and I know better. 😎
@@Ellis-zh3uv that’s awesome that you’re a master of all things bro. Can’t wait to see your videos.
@@RisingSunGuitarMods Sorry if I hurt your feelings. I can't make videos or fix guitars but if you ever need an oil well drilled, I am your guy.
@@Ellis-zh3uv no feelings hurt bro. Need pretty thick skin when putting yourself online. The mistake might have had something to do with the whisky. 🤪
wonk, wonk, wonk.... video not complete.
Part 2 coming soon. If you want to watch complete builds in a single video check out my mods playlist: Guitar Mods
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