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The StewMac 335 Guitar Kit, Would You Finish It & Gig with It? WE DID!
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2023
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Original score: Electric Boogie Dawgs & Jim Jamm Jimmy
Artwork: Joy Kaminski & Paul Shellooe
From first hand experience, I can say that the guitar looks and sounds great!
If they sold it with no fret slots and bound, it would be hard for any amateur to put slots in. Just pull the frets and refret: easier and not much cost lost.
TexasToast burst=wide fade, two tone that follows the edge. Great job Chris, like always, beautiful paint.
I just stumbled across this video ... a 335 workshop would be an INCREDIBLY cool idea. For a retired guy like me, I'd LOVE to have a 'helping hand' putting together a 335 kit!
She's a beauty and she rocks!
What more could you want, and for $300 it's a no brainer of a deal.
The only thing I would change is to get a rear control plate as a template and cut an access hole and probably replace the pots.
Fishing the harness through an F hole isn't my idea of fun.
Everything else looked like a really fun project.
Great job on that. I love the matte finish. I don't own a 335. I wouldn't buy a Gibson in a 335 it would be a Epiphone I would get. But... 335 won't be a main guitar for me or anything. I want to get one of these kits because I really think it would be so much fun to have something I created. I have bought so many guitars in my life I think I want to change it up. I do agree I wish they sold them with just the wood. I am going to do all my own parts on it. It's funny you guys said you would be guilty to not use the parts. That's my issue too. Thanks for the video!
That 335 looks amazing. You know, the "Canadian Crippler" Brad Angove has been sponsored by Solo, and he's done several of their kits on his channel. I wonder how the two brands stack up against each other. Might be an interesting crossover opportunity, though it seems Brad's too busy with his new baby to pump out a lot of content.
Sounds good to me we really like Brad
Bloody hell! It's soooooo good to see Matt rocking out 🤘
Thanks my friend
Looks great guys. Better the holes are under than over.
You got that right
I REALLY like the idea of a “build your own 335 style” class!
We are going to work on the idea and make some good stuff happen
Love the workshop idea. Common man pricing would make it very attractive to a retired guy like me.
Chris,
UR right. Silhouette burst looks far better than teardrop burst any day of the week.
So much cooler
I'll second that.
Teardrop bursts look like the painter screwed up and tried to even it out. Like a happy accident.
@@Doug_Seidlitz hahaha
@@Doug_Seidlitz So it could be called the Bob Ross "Happy Accident" signature sunburst.
Honestly an upgrade in pickups would make the guitar into a fantastic guitar like experience ones
Cons: the bridge and tail piece post holes should be sized for the hardware that is included in the kit. Totally agree that a bare minimum version would be great. I wouldn't want to tackle frets at this level, but choosing my pickups, electronics, and tuners would be a great way to move from Okay to great.
Another guitar turned out great guys!
No surprise...you two are more than capable. That's a really nice looking guitar.
Thanks so much Kevin
Pie in the Sky ... birdland style tailpiece. 🙂. I am sorry I didn't get one. 😞
Great job guys,I’m in the process of building a stewmac LP style kit but,I like black hardware and will have Gotoh Bridge and tailpiece and EMG pickups and wiring,I’m changing everything except the wood,this is not my first build so I have knowledge but,I will be using passive pickups
For me personally I would like to see a p90 version of it and maybe dimples for the bridge post rather than a hole for the option of a bigsby. But again this is just my personal preferences. I will definitely look into this kit to learn with.
Those are great ideas
Cool show Cool place Cool people.🤘🤘🤘
Thanks so much my friend
cool build. Love the look! I will say it again Chris is the burst master 🤘 Rock and Roll baby
Beautiful guitar but I don't get the fad for the satin finish. It would have looked so much better with several coats of clear coat and a good buffing.
Import pieces for the bridge 😮 after going through the trouble of building a guitar
Stew Mac could call it the Base 335 Kit without Hardware
You guys should plug it into a stack of Marshalls, and see how it sounds, Ted would be proud of you
Ok I’ve learned tons more from many of your other videos but this series has been highly entertaining and the end was perfect - I need beer and rock. Thank you gentlemen. Perhaps a kit series that deals with upgrades? Options? Firebird headstocks and fabric finishes? I did a 335 kit build myself about a year ago - quite content with the result but the kit was clearly not as good as that Stew Mac one.
Thanks so much my friend we are looking forward to seeing some good stuff in the future with things like this
I would love a guitar building class!! Where are you located in Texas?
I'm comin' to Texas Toast to build my guitar.
Matt has that look going on like Steve Harris from Iron Maiden..... rock on Brother!
Hahaha
Thanks man
Hell yeah, is there a possibility of doing a t style and an offset from stew Mac
Killer looking guitar.
Though I’ve enjoyed building several Partscasters, the entire finishing process is the roadblock for me on this kind of kit. I have tons of wood working experience, including staining and painting, but nothing to the extreme shine and flawless levels expected in electric guitars.
Enjoyed watching y’all work, though. Please post a demo with just the guitar, running thru the various setting and pup configs. The gigging is cool, but we can’t tell what the finished guitar even sounds like.
The gigging is cool, but we can’t tell what the finished guitar even sounds like.
I think we are finished with this series. I like the idea since no body does good videos with kit guitars.
@@TexasToastGuitars your call, just a shame we don’t get to really hear the guitar you’ve been building.
@@bldallas I think I understand your position... You want to hear the guitar in more, shall we say, laboratory conditions. Let me explain my position.
I have made several videos as well as spent a bunch of time on a guitar that, while fun, isn't something that we make on a daily basis. Furthermore, I have done something that is, at the very least, unconventional by giving it to someone who had never played it and asked them to play it in front of an audience for 45 minutes.
I certainly do not feel any shame, embarrassment or humiliation or any perception of having done something dishonorable, immoral, or improper. (Thank you Websters.)
Remember that we are a working guitar shop that happens to make videos, not video makers who happen to make guitars.
@@TexasToastGuitarsnope, you don’t understand; it’s not “my position,” it’s not “laboratory conditions,” it’s simply how virtually all guitar building videos end. When finished, the luthier plays the instrument, so the viewers can hear his finished product.
Regardless, I don’t care anymore. And since you’re forgotten your “community guidelines,” instead deciding to be argumentative, and condescending, I no longer care about your dumb channel. So FO.
On their site, says no longer available. Sad...
At about 18:20, Matt talking about the imaginary advice call to StewMac... "Is this that loudmouth guy from Texas, who's now in Colorado?" Funny, that's what people thought about me when I was still in Denver. Now I'm back in Texas where EVERYBODY is a loudmouth.
You can make the holes bigger but you can't make them smaller so I guess the hole size is a pro. But they should include a bridge that fits the holes. The pie-in-the-sky things on the neck - just don't buy the kit; buy the body and buy a neck finished to the degree that other guy wanted. Kits are for people who don't want to do so much thinking about how to put together the parts needed.
I wish they had this kit in a left handed version.
Regarding fret leveling, the StewMac instructions say to use a 16" radius block. Is the fretboard radius on this kit really 16"??? The Gibson standard is 12"...not to mention that all Tune-o-matic and ABR bridges are 12" radius. PLEASE, someone tell me I'm wrong.
I confirmed with StewMac that the fretboard radius on these is 16". Why?!?!? 😣😧 Why would you make such a spec-accurate 335 kit and not make the fretboard radius 12"? I just don't get it. I was about to pull the trigger on one.....now I'm having serious doubts.
It should have a pickguard…yeah, I’m one of THOSE guys. 😉👍
Hawk Attack is the G.O.A.T
Hahaha thanks so much my friend
Noticed you had a second one in a stand hiding in the background in the gig video ;) Was that another 335?
no. it was just another guitar.
Outstanding..🤘
Man i gotta say i had cheep guitars that really just needed good parts and a lot of attention. You guys putting together really helps and by the way my lp special tribute has big neck shoulders like the ones you took off that so maybe that was a good neck representation idk i wasnt there
Thanks my friend
I'd like to see a 330 kit, i.e. P90s!
Are the mortise snd tenon smaller than the Gibson ES-335? Looks like a very cool project. I would only want the neck and body, though.
I'm not sure what the dimensions are for these kits
I am so glad to see you are not drinking Bud Light. lol
The bass player reminds me how important long hair is when rocking out. I need a wig
You mention using better pots. What would you use? CTS 500K?
Sure why not?
The stock ones work of course but if you want to do it that's a pretty affordable thing to try
@@TexasToastGuitars You used a multi-meter to test everything. Do you have a link or point me to instructions on how to do that?
Please make a online 335 kit class !!!
How would we let you use our spray booth online?
The bass player Rock 🤘🏻🤘🏻😂😂😂
Such crazy hair
@@TexasToastGuitars 🤣🤣🤣
Nice
Thanks so much
No Bud Light?
I don't know what you mean
The guitar has to be awesome since it was built by a correct-handed person.
You need good music,now.
LOL...All this work for a plywood guitar 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It wasn't really all that much work. And, all Gibson 335's are plywood guitars.
Your music is 😢
i think you should cease production of all other guitars and just make these.
Yeah
That isn't going to happen
I have my finger on the pulse of the guitar buying public. You'll just have to trust me on this one