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I've watched more guitar build videos than I'd like to admit, but I've NEVER seen anything close to this. Your blending of handwork, CNC, 4 dimensional calculus, CAD, ingenuity, perservenance.. The tone at the end was a great payoff. wow - so much depth and clarity. This is a masterpiece. thanks for sharing.

I love this so much

Dude. Absolutely beautiful instrument and I really appreciated the thorough presentation of the process.

That is an absolutely gorgeous guitar. Amazing!

How nerve-wracking some of those steps must be for you. Absolutely incredible work. I wish I could put into words how impressive this is.

This is nothing short of a work of art…the thinking, planning, design, choice of materials, craftsmanship….world class! Are you able to share what a guitar like this would cost? I love the idea of owning something unique that will encourage me to play more and more!

Great video. Loved the narration.

I hate it when the taint bleeds out...

From the start your skills are unmatched, that I know of. Your guitar looks as good as it sounds. Excellent

Your guitars are much too expensive for my wallet but they are beautiful and pleasant to the ear... May your path be smooth and long life for your instruments. Congratulations from France.

bruh, the Robert Miles's children arrangement is mind blowing...😮

You're amazing!❤

those harmonics sound like a hammond organ..😮

Hallo Jakob Tolles Video, grandiose Gitarren !!!! Aber bitte sag‘ nicht dauernd „Ja“ Ansonsten 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This video was a journey! Thanks for sharing and what an amazing guitar ❤

honestly looks way more comfortable, every space is utilized. good job

Alip ba ta should use this awesome guuitar

Betting that targeted soundhole is fantastic while playing

Superior craftsmanship. If you want something made to exacting standards. Buy it from Germany.

So many cool ideas! Have you tried a steambox for bending thicker material? Depending on how much you'd use the thicker material, it could very much be worth it. Also really like the scarf joint on the neck, not only does the wave lock it in place it also increases the surface area making it stronger. Hella cool guitar in the end.

How did you measure the position of the frets? And how many frets between the tuning bridge to the body of the guitar body? Just curious. (Back in the ‘60s I made a couple of guitars and nobody could or wanted to answer me those questions, not even the guitar workshops. They told me: “secrets of the trade. I had to figure out all by myself) So I just wonder how did you manage?

Ver, very good job!

Nice build and great to see you document it in this much detail, thanks! Normally watching people build guitars using CNC's can be a bit boring, but like you said, you're doing something unique here which would be otherwise either impossible or very time consuming. I also believe that most people who complain about CNC use are hobbyist builders who can take their time and do everything manually. It's just not viable when you're running a business.

what skng is this?

it could have been 24 frets by placing the bridge closer to a longer neck but keeping same scale length. it could have been true temperament frets. it could have been non symmetrical scalloped. it could had curvature for the lap line of cut blood flow on leg, it could have been designed so the right clavicle and shoulder is not permanently elevated. it could had a titanium locking nut. it could had tuners from this century. it could had a neck thin like ibanez wizard. it could have been slanted to the front in order to reduce tendonitis in the wrist tension instead of showing to the player the fretboard. total price of your FURNITURE? i wouldn't even pick up if found in the garbage bin. revolutionary? no way, it cannot be more conservative.

Very beautiful ❤🎉

Это интересно.

This is really interesting. I feel like you're kind of doing the Ovation thing where it has a curved back to project the sound back toward the front of the guitar but you're doing it in wood instead of carbon fiber.

I was going to ask if Michael Watts saw this guitar and lo and behold 🤣

Here is how I feel about CNC machines, if the point is to prove how good you are at traditional woodworking so tou can impress people then its important to build ecerything by hand, but if the point is to build the best guitar possible then it really doesn't matter because "being a great woodworker," isn't even the point. It's secondary to building a great guitar. We just have to accept the fact that there are some things that CNC machines do that are better than what humans can do. They're incredibly precise and consistent. It's a great tool to have in your arsenal.

Incredible

I’m stoked on this concept

Can't get enough of how gorgeous this guitar is. It's artwork. And it sounds very rich as well.

beautiful

Whaaattt? How does he do that? 😱

This is like twice the effort than building ordinary guitars. Looks great tho

I have the same fret rocker but I do not have the same skills...

Incredible

What a sustain !

beautiful design, great job

That is freakin dope!!- in the best way possible. Great craftsmanship and musicianship. I appreciate your passion.

I want one sooo bad.

Un trabajo que se nota hecho con amor al instrumento y a la laudería, mucho perfeccionamiento de detalles y buena tecnica

Astounding - never been so riveted to a video before. Stunning design and superb craftsmanship. Thank you so much for sharing

Loved it up to the out of tuning ‘Quacking’

Superb. Such dedication and skill. Great guitarist too.

I mean, it looks like it will bite, but maybe it won't😮

Beautiful. What 3d program do you use?

Beside the beauty of the guitar, whats that beautiful song called?

name of the song you played at the end?