Building a multiscale headless guitar. Episode 2

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2022
  • Second part of a video about the making of a multiscale, headless guitar. In this episode the build is completed, the finish applied and there are a couple of clips of the guitar being played.
    flameguitars.co.uk
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Комментарии • 16

  • @Ray-um3if
    @Ray-um3if Год назад +3

    Hi David, great part 2, nice finish and the guitar came out looking cool for all the work that went into it.🎸

  • @loumonte658
    @loumonte658 Год назад +3

    I use those file rasps myself, they are awesome shaping tools. Awesome video.

    • @flameguitars5770
      @flameguitars5770  Год назад +1

      Yes, they give very good control. And I find they leave a better surface than traditional files and rasps.

  • @2002ChrisK
    @2002ChrisK Год назад +2

    This guitar is a tribute to your skills as luthier David. I can't really say more than that!

  • @pdstokes8
    @pdstokes8 Год назад +1

    Superb work.

    • @flameguitars5770
      @flameguitars5770  Год назад +1

      Thanks Peter. 1st to comment and within 15 mins of the video being uploaded!

    • @pdstokes8
      @pdstokes8 Год назад

      @@flameguitars5770 love watching this type of work and see how beautiful wood turns out when treated correctly.

  • @steveh1273
    @steveh1273 Год назад +1

    I would liked to have seen how the electronics cavity and the matching cover were made. Interesting instrument and first class work.

    • @flameguitars5770
      @flameguitars5770  Год назад

      It's always a balance for me of showing enough of the build whilst not making the videos too long. But thanks for the comments.

    • @steveh1273
      @steveh1273 Год назад

      @@flameguitars5770 Was the cover for the cavity made after it was hollowed out and from a different piece of wood?

  • @gokhanayvazoglu6295
    @gokhanayvazoglu6295 Год назад

    Hi, I’m new about adjusting my guitar. I have action ruller and feeler gauge. I adjusted my guitar with 0.10 feeler gauge and fitting well at 8. Fret and I adjusted my action 6. String to 2.00 and 1. String to 1.5 but I’m hearing buzz. Buzz starting 7. Fret to 13. Fret. Is that mean I’m playing really hard and causing buzz and must I play softer or I have to raise the strings or is that mean I’m adjusting truss rod wrong?
    I’m capoing the 1. Fret and pusing with my finger at (where meet my neck with body, 17. Fret) and checking with 0.10(0.25mm) feeler gauge and gauge barely touching to string. Can still neck relief cause buzz while feeler gauge fitting well? Or am I playing really hard and causing fret buzz and should I play softer or rise my actions?
    I’m sorry if my english is hard to understand but I hope you can understand my question and answer. Have a good day.

  • @guitarshik
    @guitarshik Год назад +1

    Великолепная работа! но музыка жуткое вредительство мозгу.

  • @RuneBlackBackup
    @RuneBlackBackup Год назад

    90% of this video is carving the back of the guitar? No pickup routing, no bridge setting, no fret filing, as someone looking into buying a headless, this video teaches me nothing. Just something worth noting for future guitar build videos if there’s anymore planned.

  • @herherje
    @herherje Год назад

    Great work... it's a shame that such magnificent art goes into making something as ugly as a headless guitar...