Building DC Guitars - Neck glue up - Episode 23
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2020
- In this video I demonstrate how I scrape the bodies with a cabinet scraper, how to sand end grain quickly and efficiently and how I glue the neck and body together with titebond original. I am uploading episodes to the DC build series weekly, please subscribe for future videos.
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Thanks for the great series. It was incredibly informative and entertaining. Possibly the best series of guitar building videos on RUclips (but I’m biased because of my love of the DC). You’re a legend!
Thanks DM and thanks for subscribing, glad you liked it and yes I love a DC too. All being well, I'll have another instalment out in the next couple of weeks.
Great tip on cleaning and sanding end grain👍🏻
Wow. thanks for this and all your pointers.
I wonder if you would get more hits if you took all this and targeted specific areas of the guitar: body, neck, headstock, fretboard...
Because while watching all of these is fascinating for me, what I was really looking for was specific to customizing the headstock.
You provide very generous details (thanks), but it is spread over several episodes.
just saying, there is so little real content like yours that it deserves highlighting.
Sanding inside the horns is the worst bit for me :) Especially when I had my fixation with full scale but tiny body guitars.
yep, that's why it makes sense to do it before the neck goes on. I really hate sanding around a neck heel.
Do you have a set depth for p90s ? Also how much bigger is your cavity over your p-90
I just checked the dimensions, the neck p90 route is 16.5mm deep the distance between the top of the frets and the bottom of the p90 route is 25mm. The height of these p90 including screws is 21.5mm so the distance between the pickup and the string if the pickup is sat on the floor will be 3.5mm + string action