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Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Absolutely amazing work. Great looking guitar.

That is sooo incredibly STUPID to stain n lacquer ur tele beautifully, n then f*ck it up willingly to suit the idiots now a days who think relicing is cool?!?! 🤢

We got Perfection over here..

You've got some cool jigs set up for all those steps. Great job!

Very good work! And awsome playing. Do you use some fuzz? Tell me more 😉

Lepa kitara.

that tone sounds great! it would be even more beautiful tone with a full size body

I’ve never seen anyone else just saw the neck off a guitar before. That was awesome!

amazing tone sir \m/

Awesome!!! Кросавчег!!! 🔥🔥🔥

Hermosa guitarra

Awesome work both visually and sonically. I'm curious about how you darkened the fretboard, could you tell about which chemical you've used at 9:15? The outcome is splendid.

I know it isn't the trendiest thing to do but I would really like some commentary in this kind of videos. Amazing work! Thanks for uploading

Wow again a great work. An unplayable old guitar turned into a very cool guitar. the black color suits very well.

What ticknes for the top and the back

excellent work! functional art! imo

4:24 and 4:30 tools name?

Nice video. On 0:50 is Bosch PBD 40?

The fretboard glued with neopren ? Never seen that before ! Beautiful guitar

Wow, i'm at a loss of words, yet I write this comment. How did you achieve such a neck finish ?

how do you achieve this neck finish ?

Wow!

Dude that's fucking kick ass! Fantastic !

Absolutely beautiful and so original!! Love the playing and you're spark40 build also ! You're a creative dude! Props

What did you use to darken the fingerboard? I could only make out that it was some type of chloride.

Awesome

하나 갖고 싶다. 텔레 사운드

All that beautiful finish work only to reliruinic it. Wonderful craftsmanship though. Not a reliruinic fan though.

Amazing, thank you for sharing your work.

magnifique

Why artificially aging something beautiful?

Very good

hello, what is this white liquid that you use before the perchlo? Thank you for your work.

Wow, what attention to detail, what Craftsmanship, what a piece of art, Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I am a guitar repair shop owner in Korea. Among many UA-cam videos and producers, your technique is the best I have seen.

perfect. would you mind sharing the color code for the body or the name or better yet maybe the exact product you used?

Great skills

Thanks for the video. I have been searching for more info on making the neck/headstock as a unit out of a billet like we did when I attended Galloup school and haven't found one until your video. Wish it was more detailed. I am on my 5th instrument, first solo scratch build and it is going well but many stressful steps but love it!

Beautiful work!

too bad not to clearly show the products you use and give us the link to know where to find them

Looks awesome!

Can I buy this from you?

Excellent video, thank you, cheers Dave

Drill bits, router bits, saw blades; if you see burn marks on the wood, and/or smoke while you're working, the tools are dull, or being pushed to fast, or both. Sharp tools used properly don't smoke, and don't leave burn marks in their path. That said, a personal quibble is always when I see that silly, unnecessary neck pickup rout on top of the body; thus requiring covering a huge portion of the beautiful guitar body with $1.09 piece of trashy, sheet plastic. Pickguards are not beautiful. And they always take away from the guitar. Simply using a 3/8" 'bell-hanger" bit, starting from the neck pocket strait to the control cavity, or the bridge pickup rout and the face of the guitar can be left un-hidden for everyone to see and admire.

Excellence!❤ Thank you for the making of this video.Revelation: True Musicians make Art!

That’s a mean sounding Tele! Love the tone of the neck pickup!

Not bad for a first cut.

Should I do a rough relic process before painting clear?

Sounds great! What pickups and bridge did you use?

Great work. The P90 will never let you down.