I'm getting a Jaguar kit so i decided to see what other people have done with theirs and i can say that this is definitely not what i expected. This one is very unique and fitting to you.
Wow what a nice video, didn't feel like 10 mins, very informative even without words and still carrying the same humor. Apparently your video production stepped up within the last few videos, and it was already very good before, so 10/10, looking forward to the next one
3 года назад
thank you so much Dave. Editing this one was quite the struggle. The first draft didn't work... but after making additional soundtrack "songs" it finally worked :)
Cool editing man , good video , and that is definitely a unique color theme on that jag man! Sweet it's super cool cause I can tell it makes you happy as a player and if your not inspired by your instrument then you will never play it so ! Rock on bro!!!!
3 года назад
Thank a lot, that Jag is indeed a lot of fun to play :)
I’m surprised you don’t have more subs, you are quite good at editing. Really enjoyed the video, I’m working on my Jaguar right now and I’ve gotten lazy in the soldering process. Great work
2 года назад
Thank you :) the soldering process can be a drag sometimes. Usually in case a mistake happened somewhere and then you have to find it
4:26that part must have been a pain in the neck, man, I think I would have set the thing afire. lol. I'm not a big fan of the result, but your video was great, and you have the Jaguar of your dreams, so it's perfect. Good job!
3 года назад+2
I'm glad you liked the video. As far as decals go: Someone gave me the tip to use a transfer foil next time :)
@ It was already baked when you got it, good one. Lol. I'm glad I didn't put my my guitar in the oven. 🤣🤣
2 года назад+1
@@syfman6 yes, it's just a video edit in the beginning, as the body wouldn't even fit into the oven. Many guitar part shops offer roasted parts, usually maple necks, and they use a special oven for that. However, I did see a Luthier bake pine wood in a household oven to get the moisture out and it was noticably lighter afterwards. But that's because it was pine from a hardware store, not intended for building guitars
I bought this Jaguar kit, no instructions on how to wire the pickups or switches, Pangomusic do not respond to e- mails. Where can I get instruction to DIY.?
7 месяцев назад+1
the colors of the pickup wires might be different, but you can use wiring diagrams that come up when googling for "Fender Jaguar wiring", e.g. this one www.fralinpickups.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Jaguar-Diagram.jpg
At first j couldn't understand what the fuck you were doing, the whole thing just looked like a mess but then I saw the final result and it looked really good. Sounded amazing as well
Several hours, but in a proper "wood torrefying" oven (high temperature, no oxygen). Sadly, my kitchen oven wasn't even large enough to fit a jaguar body :s
@@garfield4863 By looking at a jaguar wiring diagram, and by combining it it with the wiring diagram of an Ibanez AZ. So e.g. i would need the switches that a Jaguar has on the upper horn, and otherwise it's the parts of any other HSS guitar. And then I added this active buffer to it (which requires some understanding about electronics, mostly about how electricity flows)
how many times did you polish the guitar? cause it should look like the bass you're playing (which is super cool btw) meaning it should be very reflective, looks a little dull imho the video is very cool, i didnt mind hearing you talking over the video but i enjoyed this anyways, keep em coming! oh and the music video was amazing, gg
3 года назад+1
I'm glad you liked the video :) Clear coats are my big struggle. I need to apply the clear a bit more wet next time. I was doing too thin coats (because the usual advice is "only apply thin coats"). I think that was my main mistake. But I think over time I'll manage to get really glossy results, with more practice.
@ nonono its not a matter of how many clear coats you put on the guitar, after like the second one the instrument will be as glossy as it gets with clear coats, but im talking about the polishing: im no expert so i could be very wrong but im pretty sure you should polish the guitar like at least 3-4 times before seeing the result which should look like a mirror almost
3 года назад+1
@@greggoso600 that is also true. Each step is very important or else it'll never be as glossy as a factory made guitar. When the clear is too thin, then it's too easy to accidentally sand through during the sanding and polishing. And each coat is super thin, so it needs lots of layers to build up a thick enough clear coat before proceeding. Online some people say that they spray on even 3 full cans of clear on one guitar. Which sounds a lot, but it's probably still just about half a millimeter of clear.
@oh i see your point now, yes of course screwing up the clear coats is not what you want to do when wet sanding and polishing! i cant help you with that unfortunately, still i really enjoyed the video and hope you'll make more builds going forward :)
3 года назад+1
@@greggoso600 there will be many more actually. And I hope the glossyness should get better each time (I just need to put lots of patience into it) :)
My POS jaguar kit came with plastic not actual metal chrome coated plates...mine is junk part!! I can't even use fender locking tuning heads unless I drill out the holes in the headstock more its pure shit! Your kit looks like a helluva lot better quality
3 года назад+2
Well, it would be worse if the tuner holes were too large. Drilling is easier than filling. Maybe you can replace the control plates with metal ones later. However, the parts for my Warmoth Jaguar were over 1200$ in total, but it's top quality stuff. But inexpensive kits can be fun too, it's hit or miss sometimes
Just got my The Fret Wire kit. It already has the Jaguar, HSS configuration. I'd like to upgrade the pickups to silver foil (mainly for appearances). This will be quite a challenge since I don't actually play.
3 года назад
if you don't play, then the advantage is that you only need to make it look nice, but not play nice ;)
@ Lol. I would like it to play nice. I'll probably have to pester some of my friends that play. BTW, yours turned out great. And your video was very clever.
Fabelhafte Arbeit, mein Freund. ¿Hast du schon mal versucht eine ganze Guitarre herzustellen?.. Ich meine, mit Mahogany oder Aahorn Holz Brettern, zum Beispiel?.. Von Null an, from scratch in english.
3 года назад+1
Ich möchte das nächstes Jahr mal machen. Im Moment fehlt mir dazu noch das Werkzeug. Vor allem einen Hals from Scratch zu bauen ist schwierig.
@ Kann ich mir vorstellen.. die Radius zu hacken ist schwierig.. Na ja.. Schritt bei Schritt.. In diese Jaguar mit den Schaltern has du fast eine Brian May Red Special Kombination gemacht.. Sehr gute Arbeit.. 👍👍🇪🇸🇪🇸
3 года назад+1
@@Raul1971xxx oder man baut das Fretboard wie bei einer Vigier Shawn Lane Gitarre, denn die hat keinen Radius. Aber ich glaube den Radius zu machen ist halb so schlimm, es gibt dafür Radus-Schleifblöcke
This is probably the most unique jag ive seen! Love it
The bad dream and 420 applause was hilarious. Nice work man!!
I'm an Aphrodite from Afanca with no concept of what a guitar is or was,
yet I found your video quite enjoyable.
Pemok Valanta.
I'm getting a Jaguar kit so i decided to see what other people have done with theirs and i can say that this is definitely not what i expected. This one is very unique and fitting to you.
how much is it
@@lucasjaj2263 like 73 bucks on thomann
tf is thomman (im chilean)
I liked the "no talking" style of this one
Great video - eye popping guitar - good times
Tide pod guitar! Looks delicious! Mad respect
makes me want to eat it xD
@ what could possibly go wrong?
Wow what a nice video, didn't feel like 10 mins, very informative even without words and still carrying the same humor. Apparently your video production stepped up within the last few videos, and it was already very good before, so 10/10, looking forward to the next one
thank you so much Dave. Editing this one was quite the struggle. The first draft didn't work... but after making additional soundtrack "songs" it finally worked :)
bcoz u see it in 2x speed right? what an OCD guy
WOW! That guitar is gorgeus!
THIS VID DESERVES MORE LIKES
Nice guitar, entertaining video as well. Thanks.
Man the amount of patience you have ! Great job !
Great video! Love the work put into it.
love the vid!! the funniest guitar building vid ever
Amazing guitar
Cool editing man , good video , and that is definitely a unique color theme on that jag man! Sweet it's super cool cause I can tell it makes you happy as a player and if your not inspired by your instrument then you will never play it so ! Rock on bro!!!!
Thank a lot, that Jag is indeed a lot of fun to play :)
I’m surprised you don’t have more subs, you are quite good at editing. Really enjoyed the video, I’m working on my Jaguar right now and I’ve gotten lazy in the soldering process. Great work
Thank you :) the soldering process can be a drag sometimes. Usually in case a mistake happened somewhere and then you have to find it
Looks amazing!!!I subscribed!!
Dude! I love your build!!!!! So going to mod my Jag☆☆☆☆☆
thank you :)
Awesome buddy 👏🏼🤘🏼
so good
Wonderful job!
thank you :)
You can tell he's a jag player, just seeing he doesn't know what he's doing.
Ultra nice :)
4:26that part must have been a pain in the neck, man, I think I would have set the thing afire. lol. I'm not a big fan of the result, but your video was great, and you have the Jaguar of your dreams, so it's perfect. Good job!
I'm glad you liked the video. As far as decals go: Someone gave me the tip to use a transfer foil next time :)
Cool video, great build. Where did you find the cooking times and temperature for the body? 💚🎸
😅 I think they use a special vacuum oven with 500 degrees or something. I'm a vacuum so the wood doesn't go up in flames
@ It was already baked when you got it, good one. Lol. I'm glad I didn't put my my guitar in the oven. 🤣🤣
@@syfman6 yes, it's just a video edit in the beginning, as the body wouldn't even fit into the oven.
Many guitar part shops offer roasted parts, usually maple necks, and they use a special oven for that.
However, I did see a Luthier bake pine wood in a household oven to get the moisture out and it was noticably lighter afterwards. But that's because it was pine from a hardware store, not intended for building guitars
@ Thank you for the information. Best! 💚🎸
lol fun to watch.
For some reason I feel like watching the bee movie and listen to some jazz
I bought this Jaguar kit, no instructions on how to wire the pickups or switches, Pangomusic do not respond to e- mails. Where can I get instruction to DIY.?
the colors of the pickup wires might be different, but you can use wiring diagrams that come up when googling for "Fender Jaguar wiring", e.g. this one www.fralinpickups.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Jaguar-Diagram.jpg
Thanks will try using the diagram in link.
At first j couldn't understand what the fuck you were doing, the whole thing just looked like a mess but then I saw the final result and it looked really good. Sounded amazing as well
xD thank you so much
my dream guitar ... jaguar, but to expensive for my poket
How long did you bake it for?
Several hours, but in a proper "wood torrefying" oven (high temperature, no oxygen). Sadly, my kitchen oven wasn't even large enough to fit a jaguar body :s
Where’d you get all the electronics?
Multiple guitar shops (i think Philadelphia Luthier being one of them), but also electronics stores like mouser.com
@ how do you know what parts you need?
@@garfield4863 By looking at a jaguar wiring diagram, and by combining it it with the wiring diagram of an Ibanez AZ.
So e.g. i would need the switches that a Jaguar has on the upper horn, and otherwise it's the parts of any other HSS guitar. And then I added this active buffer to it (which requires some understanding about electronics, mostly about how electricity flows)
Nervous af when you were putting on that f-hole outline
Ggwp ! 🌟
Did you also build the bass guitar?
the bass is from "AV Basses", didn't build that one, but I'll have a bass build video in the near future
Can’t wait for that one. The jag you made is unique.
Did ur channel grew becuz of the ukelele shorts?
not noticably, but it brought me +13 subscribers
how many times did you polish the guitar? cause it should look like the bass you're playing (which is super cool btw) meaning it should be very reflective, looks a little dull imho
the video is very cool, i didnt mind hearing you talking over the video but i enjoyed this anyways, keep em coming!
oh and the music video was amazing, gg
I'm glad you liked the video :)
Clear coats are my big struggle. I need to apply the clear a bit more wet next time. I was doing too thin coats (because the usual advice is "only apply thin coats"). I think that was my main mistake.
But I think over time I'll manage to get really glossy results, with more practice.
@ nonono its not a matter of how many clear coats you put on the guitar, after like the second one the instrument will be as glossy as it gets with clear coats, but im talking about the polishing: im no expert so i could be very wrong but im pretty sure you should polish the guitar like at least 3-4 times before seeing the result which should look like a mirror almost
@@greggoso600 that is also true. Each step is very important or else it'll never be as glossy as a factory made guitar.
When the clear is too thin, then it's too easy to accidentally sand through during the sanding and polishing.
And each coat is super thin, so it needs lots of layers to build up a thick enough clear coat before proceeding.
Online some people say that they spray on even 3 full cans of clear on one guitar. Which sounds a lot, but it's probably still just about half a millimeter of clear.
@oh i see your point now, yes of course screwing up the clear coats is not what you want to do when wet sanding and polishing! i cant help you with that unfortunately, still i really enjoyed the video and hope you'll make more builds going forward :)
@@greggoso600 there will be many more actually. And I hope the glossyness should get better each time (I just need to put lots of patience into it) :)
geezus christ man ... please get yourself a transfer foil for those decals next time xD
transfer foil would be too fancy ;)
Subed btw
My POS jaguar kit came with plastic not actual metal chrome coated plates...mine is junk part!! I can't even use fender locking tuning heads unless I drill out the holes in the headstock more its pure shit! Your kit looks like a helluva lot better quality
Well, it would be worse if the tuner holes were too large. Drilling is easier than filling.
Maybe you can replace the control plates with metal ones later.
However, the parts for my Warmoth Jaguar were over 1200$ in total, but it's top quality stuff.
But inexpensive kits can be fun too, it's hit or miss sometimes
Just got my The Fret Wire kit. It already has the Jaguar, HSS configuration. I'd like to upgrade the pickups to silver foil (mainly for appearances). This will be quite a challenge since I don't actually play.
if you don't play, then the advantage is that you only need to make it look nice, but not play nice ;)
@ Lol. I would like it to play nice. I'll probably have to pester some of my friends that play. BTW, yours turned out great. And your video was very clever.
@@fishwithsj thank you :)
Dude you're fucking insane, the guitar turned out like shit but the video was great, subscribed.
Haha thank you XD
Fabelhafte Arbeit, mein Freund.
¿Hast du schon mal versucht eine ganze Guitarre herzustellen?.. Ich meine, mit Mahogany oder Aahorn Holz Brettern, zum Beispiel?..
Von Null an, from scratch in english.
Ich möchte das nächstes Jahr mal machen. Im Moment fehlt mir dazu noch das Werkzeug. Vor allem einen Hals from Scratch zu bauen ist schwierig.
@ Kann ich mir vorstellen.. die Radius zu hacken ist schwierig..
Na ja.. Schritt bei Schritt..
In diese Jaguar mit den Schaltern has du fast eine Brian May Red Special Kombination gemacht.. Sehr gute Arbeit.. 👍👍🇪🇸🇪🇸
@@Raul1971xxx oder man baut das Fretboard wie bei einer Vigier Shawn Lane Gitarre, denn die hat keinen Radius. Aber ich glaube den Radius zu machen ist halb so schlimm, es gibt dafür Radus-Schleifblöcke
@ Ja, richtig.
Und für perfektes Ton sind "True Temperament" frets zür Verfügung.. 👍👍🇪🇸🇪🇸
@@Raul1971xxx Ich habe einen True Temperament Hals auf einer Gitarre. Es ist jedoch ein Albtraum wenn man die Bünde abrichten muss.