Watch a Bespoke Guitar Neck Being Made (From Scratch)
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Comments be unbelievable 👀 😅
Can't wait to see this guitar under finish!
Some of the tools I used in this video:
Luthier/Guitar Repair Vice (probably the most important one for this video!):
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Digital Calipers:
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Neck/Body Routing Template:
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Router Bits:
stewmac.sjv.io...
Plane:
www.lie-nielse...
Thanks so much for watching.
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Daisy, I am an old man and absolutely love your videos. My wife isn't in to wood working at all but she watches your videos with me and enjoys them as much as I do. I hope those negative people NEVER change who you are and what you do. They just have to show up everywhere kind of like rats, cockroaches or mice. It would be fantastic if someone could invent a RUclips pest control spray to get rid of the pests that have nothing constructive to say. Be you, we love who you are and what you do.
I just imagine them being far more miserable than me and that really brightens up my day. :3
You seem to be collecting old men! I’m another old man who enjoys your videos. I watch a variety of luthier channels and can’t help despairing over the waste that can be avoided with a scarf joint and stacked heal. Lovely book matching on the back; something else you share with Gabi Reti. And the best way to confront the doubters? Head on by by doing what you’re so obviously good at!
This old man agrees.
I can’t think of a worse insult than suggesting that you are a deepfake. Speaking as a guitar, violin and bow maker myself I find you videos inspiring and love to watch other craft people at work.
Another old man/player/collector here. You're doing great! Unfortunately, I now own every guitar that I wished for in my younger days. Not lusting for another guitar is something hard to get used to...
Loved the shots of the shavings. The non-woodworkers among the audience may struggle to understand the deep almost spiritual satisfaction that comes from seeing a sharp edge peel off a layer of wood that seems almost atomically thin but I get it. It is the product of engineering and craft in perfect harmony. The rest of the video was great but those were a bonus.
I’ve spent the past twenty years as a full time furniture maker and occasional boat builder. I know little of guitar making but it’s so enjoyable and educational watching a skilled craftsperson at work.
It sucks you have to deal the trolls. I’ve been lucky to have had some amazing women apprentices.
The camera setup on all of your closeup shots is really nice. The focus and lighting make it easy to see exactly what's happening.
Inspiring! Your photography is equal to the woodworking as well; some lovely macro shots of shavings, etc...
Daisy, you are an inspiration to me. As someone who's going from late teens to adulthood, I look up to people who dare to do what they like. Keep doing it!
Classical music, guitar making and psyduck. It is clearly, unfiltered passions. Beautiful to see!
Best response to baseless misogyny ever. Humour is often missing from luthier videos on RUclips
Nothing beats classical when studying or woodworking. For me the most peaceful and relaxing piece of music has to be Concerto Nr. 21 in C major
Having tried to scratch build an electric guitar a couple of times myself, I have nothing but respect for the skill and patience that you've shown in building this guitar
THANK YOU❤ It's 3am, can't sleep, looking for a luthiery video to pass the time. Your video is just a little jewel. Insightful, educational and just a pure joy to follow along on your journey. Love Elevate tools. PS: All the while watching, I was looking over your shoulder, spying your shop...perhaps some rainy afternoon you can take us on a tour! Subscribed. Thanks again.
From one woodworker to another……you are an inspiration! Does my old heart good to watch your videos! Keep up the good work!
Great video Daisy 😊
I’ve been watching videos about neck building. I’ve made dozens myself and I’m curious about other people’s techniques. Most videos show someone building their first neck which is fine, but….
I love everything about your video. It informative. It’s funny. I enjoy the music. I’ll be watching more in the future. Thank you so much!!!!
I found your videos randomly and seeing this brought a tear to my eye… not because of your amazing woodworking but because when I see guitars I think of my uncle, he majored in classical guitar and when he played it was so clear and crisp that it was beautiful, I remember the day we went to watch him preform It was a miserable day rainy out no one knew where to go and I remember sitting there listening to him play, it sounded like a piano almost. I haven’t heard him play since but I hope some day I can learn so that I can play for him and let him hear what I heard that day
We're watching an artist who thoroughly enjoys her work. That neck and the guitar look absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talents!
Hi Daisy. You wake up every morning, go to your workshop and go about, horning your skills and making beautiful guitars. Fakes can't do that. I can feel your passion just by watching your videos. You are a fine luthier. Many can play the guitar, few can make one.
Hi Daisy ... I just recently found your channel and I love the work you do. Your touch with the chisels is amazing. Once upon a time (finished in 2001) I built a bass guitar and I'm stoked that I used the same side tonal markers (tubes) as you do. May you continue to do beautiful work. Cheers from Santa Cruz, CA.
My word, this was amazing. I love the close-up shots. I've made a few kit guitars, which was fun, but to see a luthier in action using planes and hand tools is an art. Love your channel. Thanks!
It is such a pleasure to watch a craftsperson working their magic. I never would have thought to do the "googlie eyes". Thank you.
Have some on my ‘shop vac’.
All I need now is the workshop to put it in!
Good Day Ms. Luthier, If I may I have a suggestion for you to think on. Do not listen to those people who instill self doubt. I hav watched your videos to some extent. If anything validates your abilities it is your tools. You have extremely sharp chisels and planes. That is nothing a faker can achieve. Hells bells not many even know a sharp tool period. I am a luthier and studied under a master luthier here in Nova Scotia for 6 years. I knew the basics by that time and continued on opening my own business. You have significant skills and knowledge. Keep on that path. My path led me to restoration and repair as I made no money from building. It is a conjested market and my hope is that your dreams come to fruition. Cheers, Lex Luthier
13:33 - Daisy's out here giving the important wood working tips.
seriously though , well done , an appropriate response. Just wish I had all your tools. i like the way your tools are properly used but maintained.
I was a band nerd and love classical/orchestral music, too, and woodworking, so my reaction is "Where has this channel been hiding!?" Subbed :D
I just refinished a bass, rebuilt a beat up busted ass Soviet bass from the early 90s, and am halfway finished building a bass from scratch. You are my people lol.
It's exhausting what you've had to go through -_- Keep being awesome.
lol my spoke shave arrives early next week 👁👁
I have an old neighbor that builds custom Portuguese Guitars by hand (except for a small wood lathe he uses no other power tool) for some of the most famous guitar players in the country, he knows all the secrets from the wood features to the type of varnish used to produce the amazing sound. A few years ago he wanted to find someone younger to teach his trade, but sadly no one seems to value his art anymore. Every time I go to his workshop I just watch in awe all his amazing woodwork, he does this amazing fine detailed features across his guitars using several types/colors of wood that resemble leaves encased in a very polished glass finish.
Never let the naysayers steal your joy. That is some fine wood working and beautiful as well. Love the bit about the googlie eyes on the spoke shave. In my blacksmithing world I've seen them on power hammers. Happiness is where you find it. May yours always be in reach.
Clearly, you are an actual expert in what you do. Having watched several of your videos you clearly have just a tremendous volume of knowledge. Some people just have to throw their sh** at everything. I loved the tonewood comparison vid btw. That was pretty cool.
Daisy, I have already commented on one of your videos. I want to congratulate you on the quality of your work, we do the same job, probably those who comment negatively on your videos don't know the correct working methodology and only speak to demotivate you. Continue to work in this way consistently and seeks to refine your mastery over time. You will become very good. Greetings from Italy.
Thank you for such a lovely comment. Means so much!
Thank you so much for you passion and your knowledge 😊
Nothin but admiration for you, young lady. Love that number 7 . Plane
Your videos are filled with knowledge and skills. Always a joy to watch you at work.
Nicely done Daisy.👌
Good to see the duck in a better mood.😉🤙
Watching your process is an open door to tranquility. The results are exquisitely elegant. Bravo.
Good choice in background music. Learned a lot about guitar construction watching your channel.
Daisy, you never need to explain. If a person can't feel your passion, then that's their problem.
I suspect you want to "feel" something other than her passion. Unless that is what the simps call "it" these days.
@@benburnett8109Such an example of thoughtful introspection and insight, thank you for your valuable rubbish comment.
I just started watching and love your videos. I’ve always been fascinated by violin etc. making, and the embodied design by trial and error and reliance on glue alone so much.
I really love your music, too!
"Eine kleine Nachtmusik" love the music and the vids. Keep it up.
Real hand made guitars!!! Using mostly hand tools!!! amazing
Keep on Keeping on Daisy your Awesome
Daisy, I've been watching your videos for a while, and I enjoy them immensely. I've been building musical instruments, mainly banjos for several decades. I guarantee you that I have NEVER thought for a moment that you were not doing the actual work. Over here in the States we have some female builder/repair people who are top notch. One in particular is Renee Karnes who has been building and restoring banjos for as long as I can remember. Her work is flawless and in great demand. Keep up the good work!
This video made me happy. I could watch a luthier/classical music video alllllllll day
This video is so enjoyable to watch! Excited for myself to get into this, idk how to explain but the way your videos are formatted makes the whole process seem very calming?
Thank you for the new video!
Fantastic video! Loved the spoke shave googly eyes bit, I’m totally doing that😅. I’m super jealous of your hand planes and how incredibly sharp they are hahaha GREAT WORK!
Thank you my lovely! I do love my planes so much…
I have a spoke shave and a bag of googly eyes, I love that. I put some on the shop-vac, my little R2woohoo. Love the close-up of the shavings
Subbed. As a man, who teaches woodwork to kids for a living, I can see that you are much better at woodwork than me. And this is fine. Great standard of work and I’m impressed at how well maintained and sharpened your tools are.
Go you!
A beautiful video showing a top level crafts person lovingly creating art.
Such a beautiful guitar! Can you tell us which woods you used for the various parts? The figure on the back/sides is unbelievable. Guessing it's Koa but not sure. Also the copper circle side dots are SO cool against the dark wood fingerboard (guessing rosewood?). Thanks for the video!
fingerboard is ebony... the way it matches and glues the sides without a line... so blackish. So sure. Back and sides as you say are koa. Neck I guess is mahogany and top posibly torrified spruce, as it is so dark to be it (here it is when Im not sure). It'd be weird to make this wonderful guitar with a cedar top...
Just started watching video, but have paused to comment on how lovely the music is and how well it goes with the video. I’m a hobby woodworker, beginner guitar player, and just short of 80. But I do want to build a solid electric. The neck is the one thing that frightens me!
The googley eyes on the spokeshave did it for me 😂
It's great that you're doing this job as a lady and sharing the videos with us. I subscribed as soon as I saw the video. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Love your sense of humor.
Incredible work!
I love your sense of humor :) Your work is absolutely stunning!
Daisy, I find it absurd that anyone would doubt you and your skills, I love the detail on your dot inlays. I have been woodworking for quite some time and enjoy watching your videos. I am really looking forward to your next video on the finish, its an art form all of its own and I enjoy learning new and other ways to put finish on a project. I have always dreamed of building a guitar someday, for now I will stick to boxes, furniture and learning woodturning. Keep up the great videos. p.s. I will be adding googly eyes to some of my tools.
The idiots are out there and like to make others as sad as they are.
@@michaelbarrett2855 They need to go into the real world and realise women are just as capable as men!
Great video! Love the idea of the carbon rods and a truss rod, instead of one or the other.
Psyduck did a lovely job on that neck! 🦆Lovely guitar - fascinating and enchanting video.
Gosh, you do such an incredible job. Really inspiring for a young builder!
excellent stuff.
deep faking the ebony dust on the hands and stuff too I see. wow! wonders will never cease. :)
I cant wait to hear it (and see more)
I also tend to listen to classical/baroque/renaissance music while doing hand work. Soothes and keeps me on task. And love the googly eyes.
Just discovered this channel, great work! You are a very talented person, your woodworking skills are amazing!
Well done there Daisy, Very Well done!!!!! :)
13:00 if you're cold, they're cold - keep your headstock warm folks 🤭🤭
Daisy I recently found your channel and subscribed while researching and expanding my knowledge. I've played in bands and built guitars and furniture for many years and now at the age of 72 I'm about to try and build my first acoustic. I'm finding your videos inspirational and my philosophy is every day's a school day 🙂 so thank you for giving the greatest gift.... to share your knowledge! Now I don't know what the comments were and at my old age not a lot would surprise me, but sadly in this beautiful world there are plenty of stones where creatures live but they can't stand the light and choose to hide under aliases. Just keep doing what you're doing and shine your light you live in a much better world than they do Daisy. Thanks again for the great content! (Sorry it was a bit wordy)
That was so enjoyable to watch! Thanks. Your work is spectacular. I’m looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Don't let the negative ninnies get to you Daisy. They are untalented and are always out there lurking and trying to bring those talented people down and criticizing things that they know nothing about. People like that seem to only get pleasure by trying to bring real talented people down . In the end you and the lucky people who buy your wonderful guitars Really know who did the work and in the end that's really all that matters. You are a talented person and have a lovely personality with a quirky sense of humor don't let the unhappy ones bring you down.
Very relaxing video. Love watching the process of quality craftsmanship.
it looks so clean and perfect. extremely bespoke look
I'd wager most of the guys yelling about you not doing your own work also enjoy uncritically watching those channels where 2 guys build amazing clay structures in the jungle with their bare hands.
Very impressive! I’m excited to see it complete
This evening as settled down I watched your video. What a joy watching talent at work. Your control of your planes and especially chisels is exemplary. I re-wound and watched some bits three times over. 🎉
Oooooh, very interesting to see... I have only had guitars with the scarf joint going down the neck. Now i see the joint going into the head, that will be hidden by the veneer... very sneaky indeed!! 🤩
Just started looking at your vids. They (and you) are awesome. Real craftwomanship. :-)
It is mesmerizing to watch Luthiers create guitars and ukuleles out of raw materials. Your fine detail carving with chisels is elegant. I love Mozart, but I also found Boccherini and his string quintets, sometimes with 2 cellos, are always interesting.
Always love your videos. They’re very relaxing…to the point I forgot i was working today while watching. (Crash to reality when the video ended😂) and tug on my inner desire to make a guitar one day.
I play guitar and have always wanted to build one. I won't because I don't have the time, money and the motivation. But I can live the dream by watching you do this. Keep up the great work! And thanks.
Thank you for setting your plane down on its side!!
A.I has come such a long way. Nice video miss Deep Fake
Thank you! It really has, it’s amazing
Fantastic work! (Whoever's doing it 😉) Personally I prefer the Overture of the Figaro's Wedding, almost got into bassoon because of that. I've been delving into electric guitar making and can only wish I had a workshop like yours. Or the cojones to give everything up and start a business like you did. Love the veneer curving over the volute, that's such a classy touch.
It was a pleasure to watch this video! The relaxed ambience reflects the nature of the work, which I like to think is true for most jobs involving carpentry in a workshop. I look forward ro catching up with your other videos.
I am getting back into guitar building again and am very inspired by your high level of skill and your video making craft as well. Since I started building I have remarked that inspite of all of the time since I last built a guitar 29 years ago, there is still no need for a phallus while building. Thanks for expertely demonstrating all the needed tools. Just wanted to add a cheeky thanks from a male audience member who does better work thanks to watching your example.
Beautiful work
yea.. sure...
Love the window tip at 4:45.
and yes, the copper accents are a nice touch.
I’ve just watched your video. Loved it. Beautiful guitar. Please keep posting more videos what ever some idiots have to say. It’s great to see a talented young lady obviously loving her work. Keep it up as so people like myself can be helped with the help of your knowledge. Thanks lee
What a great video, necks intimidate me as an about to begin Luthier - this video really helped. BTW, I'm the guy who asked which bandsaw you used a few videos back and thanks to your advice I have a giant honking Axminster on its way to Ireland this week.
Linda Manzer was the OG "deep fake". Lol.
Thank you for the entertaining and educational videos.
It’s easy to see you’re the craftsperson behind the work, I can tell by your hands, they have a kind of intelligence of their own.
Superb! Awesome work! 🌹
Well done for dealing with the trolls with a bit of humour, Daisy.
And, that's a beautiful guitar. I especially love the back and the circle dots.
I absolutely love your work! I wish i had found your channel sooner. I would have totally ordered a guitar from you. I have a good friend here in the states building me one. Love your old school / modern edge way of creating these instruments not to mention you happen to be easy on the eyes. I hope you continue to create beautiful guitars for the rest of your days. Thank you for all the videos.
Amazing detail. Love the fret marker on the neck, so unique.
Well that was a delight! Also, the googly eyed spoke shave gets me every time 😂
Always inspirational!
People love to hate on people doing what they love. It’s their own insecurities. I know personally, I’ve regrettable have done it myself. Keep making beautiful guitars and inspiring others to do it.
My son used to love Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. Before he took the logical progression to Roary The Racing Car, Rage Against the Machine and Harry Styles.
Hi Daisy, isn't it terrible how in this day and age there are still neanderthals that still think women who represent half the human race can't do anything technical like men do, who would have thought women can play professional football, drive articulated trucks and fix things, surely not! I watch loads of skilled women fixing and creating amazing tech stuff, I follow females that repair electronic gadgets, fix and repair cars, build houses and show that is time to stop being surprised that there are women in all fields these days and it's great to see some of their amazing skills, love your video's and your skill and passion for what you do!
There's nothin' like the real thing... baby. You're it.
Reminds me of an interview with one of the animators for 'The Queen with Paddington'. He was surprised by how many people thought that the Queen was fake, even citing 'evidence', of course he knew that it wasn't faked because he was there, however, he noted, nobody accused Paddington of being faked. Psyduck on the other hand...
Such great work. Well done!
Amazing. I always love to watch people that work are amazing at their craft. Love the headstock-sock too.
Smooth brains can't handle the fact this young lady does fabulous wood work