Building a Headless Multiscale 7-String Guitar (Full Scratch Build 1hr)

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  • Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
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    Specifications
    Body: Black limba, maple burl top
    Neck: Black limba, carbon fiber reinforced
    Fretboard: Palemoon ebony
    Fretboard Radius: 16"
    Truss Rod: Allied Lutherie dual action
    Bridge & Headpiece: Nova Guitar Parts, headless single saddle system
    Frets: Jescar 57110 stainless steel
    Scale: 25.5"-27"
    Pickups: Seymour Duncan Scarlet & Scourge 7-String set
    Supplies
    Topcoat: Crystalac Britetone Gloss
    Sealer: Mohawk pre-catalyzed sanding sealer
    Grain filler: Aquacoat
    Dye: Transtint
    Abrasives: Super assilex
    Polishing compounds: Menzerna 2500, 3800, Power Lock
    Neck finish: Osmo Polyx hardwax oil
    00:00 - Intro
    00:14 - Wood prep and planing
    03:04 - Neck channel routing
    05:49 - Laminating body
    07:05 - Mini heart attack
    07:36 - Void epoxy fill
    09:19 - Custom templates
    10:42 - Cutting on bandsaw
    12:48 - Shaping neck on router table
    13:10 - BIG OOPS
    14:55 - Fretboard gluing
    17:36 - Shaping body on router table
    18:44 - Fret slotting
    19:45 - Routing pockets
    20:23 - Oops again
    22:09 - Chamfer edges
    23:20 - Fretboard radius
    25:12 - Inlays
    27:28 - Neck pocket
    30:04 - Control cavity
    30:55 - Neck threaded inserts
    32:47 - More drilling and routing
    34:52 - Fret install
    37:28 - Neck carving
    40:32 - Nut shaping
    41:33 - Routing pockets deeper
    42:43 - Belly carve
    44:10 - Initial sanding sealer
    45:09 - Color dye
    47:10 - Sealing and grain filling
    48:58 - Clear coat
    50:02 - Fret leveling and crowning
    51:47 - Level sanding
    52:31 - Polishing
    54:44 - YIKESSSS
    56:14 - Converting pickups
    58:12 - Doggo
    58:49 - Results
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  • @hanovergreen4091
    @hanovergreen4091 27 днів тому +1

    43:42 - Aaannd..was never seen again :) Beautiful guitar! Best Regards and Best Wishes!

  • @sillattomulus1977
    @sillattomulus1977 Місяць тому +1

    I know these moments of struggle with the router, the anger animation made me laugh and reminded me of these moments, great job

  • @jamus1217
    @jamus1217 3 місяці тому

    Amazing build for sure 🤘

  • @Liuskan
    @Liuskan Місяць тому +1

    Great job man! looks great!

  •  2 місяці тому

    great build and great recovery from the mistakes

  • @MrJayArt
    @MrJayArt Місяць тому +2

    I like that there’s no annoying music of random genres

  • @dimebag2486
    @dimebag2486 13 днів тому

    perfect

  • @leerobinson6448
    @leerobinson6448 17 днів тому +1

    Thats a great video and a great walkthrough of your process, thanks for sharing it.
    Out of curiosity, would you he able to tell me where you got the router skid and frame? I cant see anything on the website of the brandname on it. It looks really good amd smooth.

  • @thatrobotguy7963
    @thatrobotguy7963 3 місяці тому

    Insanely beautiful guitar. I basically just started my first guitar build and now I have to actively keep my hopes down after looking at this thing. 😂

  • @stuckinthepast
    @stuckinthepast 3 місяці тому

    Yoooo you've came a long way man, I forgot I was still subscribed from like 13 years ago on your dye job videos. I followed at the time because I was doing the same thing.

    • @DUY1337GUITAR
      @DUY1337GUITAR  3 місяці тому

      You're a true MVP 😄. I cringe at my old videos haha

  • @recordlabeldao7820
    @recordlabeldao7820 12 днів тому

    I am gonna say yeah mistakes happens but when u are good at hiding it and the abalone where the neck pickup was where u drilled thru the body looks like it was a purpose designe to be there

  • @MrTELarson
    @MrTELarson Місяць тому +1

    As someone who does a lot of laminating for furniture, hear are a couple of tips to help you glue better. Instead of a flat paddle to spread your glue, try either a foam paint roller or a silk screen ink roller. It will make a more uniform layer of glue (thin and even with complete coverage). Also, use cauls instead of the two center clamps. Cauls are easily made, you want the board you use to be taller than wide, as it works better for distributing the clamping force. Flatten one edge, then the arc built up through multiple layers of tape, like a pyramid) will give more even pressure across the full gluing surface. A great video that shows the process is: ua-cam.com/video/KdeUBuCOBBQ/v-deo.htmlsi=f4HFT6nFMx7caQRy You can skip to about 3 minutes in, if making the cauls is all you want to see.

  • @raytheonorion
    @raytheonorion 3 місяці тому +1

    Absolutely incredible. Where are you based? What would a commission cost? Can’t wait for the video of what it sounds like.

    • @DUY1337GUITAR
      @DUY1337GUITAR  3 місяці тому +3

      Based in Oregon USA. Materials, supplies, and hardware alone added to $1000-$1100.

  • @AloyciousJohn
    @AloyciousJohn 2 місяці тому

    When you drilled through the body I was gutted for you. Good workaround though 👍

  • @gabedestellano
    @gabedestellano 18 днів тому

    Good to remind ourselves that our tools are fucking deadly every now and again, aint it?

  • @redfurydubstep
    @redfurydubstep 3 місяці тому

    Can you help me out on what to shop for when building one of those 2 axis router jigs? I’ve always wanted to do that but never got around to finding the best place to buy those parts. I’ve seen expensive kits but wasn’t sure if that’s just the lazy way to do it….or the only way

    • @redfurydubstep
      @redfurydubstep 3 місяці тому

      Just have to add…omg that move you made with the pickups to make them angled was nuts! I would never have the balls to try that but you made it look like it was nothin!

    • @DUY1337GUITAR
      @DUY1337GUITAR  3 місяці тому +1

      @@redfurydubstep In reality, I was nervous taking apart those expensive pickups haha. When I discovered we could convert pickups just by changing the baseplate, that solidified my choice to go for a multiscale build.

    • @DUY1337GUITAR
      @DUY1337GUITAR  3 місяці тому +2

      I would have gotten one of the kits from woodgrainjunkies and sourced the rails separately if I had a trim router, but I have a larger router so I had to make my own from parts. When you order the rails (amazon and ebay have them), they often come with the bearing blocks and clamps included.
      Rails on the table: SBR16 rails with SBR16UU bearing blocks.
      Rails for the router: SFC16 rails with SC16 bearing blocks and SK16 clamps.
      You can search for their spec sheets to find bolt sizes.

  • @maxlyvere493
    @maxlyvere493 3 місяці тому

    Sweet guitar. How long did this take to build?

    • @DUY1337GUITAR
      @DUY1337GUITAR  3 місяці тому +1

      Designing and planning probably 1 month. The actual building spanned probably 3 months with me constantly learning on the go and strategizing. In terms of actual hours, I'm not sure; I should track that next time.

  • @josemanosalva3808
    @josemanosalva3808 2 місяці тому

    Amazing work! I really enjoyed watching the build process and the creative way to overcome the mistakes. I was wondering what that kind of strap lock is called. I've looked around, but couldn't find anything similar.

    • @DUY1337GUITAR
      @DUY1337GUITAR  2 місяці тому +1

      Thank you! These strap locks are the "flush mount" Dunlop Straplok. They have the same button mechanism as their standard Straplok, so make sure to review the product image carefully.

  • @jstolz8997
    @jstolz8997 Місяць тому

    grain pattern on front looks like paisley

  • @lesterlouielibago4346
    @lesterlouielibago4346 3 місяці тому

    How many days did you build the guitar?

    • @DUY1337GUITAR
      @DUY1337GUITAR  3 місяці тому

      Idk how many days, but the project spanned about 4 months if including designing and curing time.

  • @gtrmotorc7
    @gtrmotorc7 3 місяці тому

    Beautiful job! But where's the sound check???

    • @DUY1337GUITAR
      @DUY1337GUITAR  3 місяці тому

      Some time next month. Friend owns it now, so we're planning to record after his tour.

  • @gabedestellano
    @gabedestellano 18 днів тому

    Shit dude.... are you new? LMAO

  • @Kindforestpeople
    @Kindforestpeople Місяць тому

    Are you building or repairing?😮