Full NECK BUILD with CUSTOM INLAYS, BINDING & COMPOUND RADIUS | Great Guitar Build Off 2021 | 3 of 6
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2021
- I made the entire neck in this video, everything from truss rod install to inlays and fretwork. Please like the video if you enjoy it and consider subscribing to my channel.
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Excellent video! From your work and instruction to your T shirts. Horror at the router table. No really, I picked up a couple things at least. A+
Thanks Daniel, I do like my metal t-shirts and I was a bit worried the video was going to turn out a bit too snappy and not very informative, I tried to cram a lot into this one
VERY instructional - you have a great way of explaining your (very logical) thought processes; you are clearly a very meticulous luthier... which naturally translates to some truly excellent work. Following this build with great anticipation. (New workshop is looking kuwel, too!)
Thanks Nigel, it's more of having learnt the hard way a few times than an actual thought process but I'll take the compliment. Hopefully it will meet expectations, plenty of opportunities to cock it up yet.
Really coming along and looking great!
I picked up a #6 Stanley on Ebay back in January. It's quickly become my favorite plane!
Totally, I've been making do with cheap faithful planes since I started building which were fine to get started. But I think I'm going to have to replace them all with Stanleys
I really enjoyed that.
A beer at 0830? If you insist!
It'll wash the waffles down 🍻
I enjoy your content, but now I'm even more of a follower of yours knowing you like Opeth!
Who doesn't like Opeth?
Outstanding video, again. Super clear explanation and top quality craftsmanship. Can't wait for the next one.
Thanks for the lovely comment Paul, next video at the weekend
Iam changing my thinking about fb thickness. I now agree with you that a 5-6 mm finger board gives best result ,more meat for a C shape neck shape .every mm is important. Not to mention that suppliers seem to be milling fb blanks thinner
Yeah, PRS and Fender both have fairly thin fretboards too so I don't think strength of a quarter sawn board is going to be much of an issue, but this neck isn't quarter sawn so I'd rather play it safe.
Looking great. That end grain router table event was terrifying.
Yeah router tables are terrifying, I use them as little as possible but hand held routing a neck is equally as sketchy, I've done that at least a dozen times.
Great work with the build and your video. 👍
Thanks 👍
Nice job on the inlays
Thanks Jurgen, not my tidiest inlay job but fortunately ebony is quite forgiving :)
Great video. Thanks! Wood binding is so much more classy than plastic IMO. Same with shell inlay over plastic.
agreed, starting to regret not binding the headstock too.
I laughed so hard at 45s in
THE NECK SHAPE PIECES IS GORGEOUS!!👏✌✌👌✌,......HEADSTOCK IS A QUESTION OF VIEW, OF STYLE!!☝✋👌,.....THIS IS NOT A MAPLE NECK????BUT MAYBE A GOOD WOOD
The neck is made from Bosnian Walnut, much harder than black walnut, more like a maple.
@@ADFinlayson AH OK....THIS IS THE NEW GENERATION OF WOODS....SO IT'S BETTER LIKE THIS, BECAUSE WOODS WERE A PRECIOUS MATÉRIEL...AND OUR PLANET NEED IT...GOOD REASON FOR CHANGE 👏👏👏👍👍👌✌
Did you have any neck angle on this build or just straight? Absolutely stunning guitar!
Thank you, yes the break angle was done somewhere in episode 1
Great video. Thanks for sharing your technique. What have you used as an explosion proof fan for your spray booth?
It’s a 12” atex axial fan mounted direct to the exterior wall
@@ADFinlayson thanks for the reply. Looking to replicate something similar on a budget. Did you find anything costing much less than the £150 ones available on eBay in the uK?
@@markscheiner3952 you might struggle with £150. I got this fan from Powerstar Electrical powerstarelectricals.co.uk/ and it was about £300, I just went to find the link but they don't seem to have a section for explosion proof fans anymore. Any ATEX rated fan with a sufficient CFM for your booth design will do. I actually designed my booth around the fan.
@@ADFinlayson thanks again for the help. Last question. Any idea what CFM your fan had and are you happy with the throughput? I would expect to try and build something similar. Cheers
@@markscheiner3952 my fan is specced at 30CFM and my booth is about 5m³ so air flow is very good, I can spray with the booth door open which I do if the camera is setup as it's in the door way but there are no fumes leaving the booth. A lot of this depends on booth design though, good seals on all the walls, and a clogged up filter will reduce air flow dramatically.