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Great idea to make a video. So much more goes into these projects than people think. They're a great price when you consider the material cost, and your impeccably high standards.
Thanks, I'm glad you think so! Most people don't think too hard about the behind the scenes work, but it's always a lot more than you think, I find. I hope you're still liking the guitar!
Great as usual Sean. Very nice. I've wondered how you went about making these. I love the attention to detail you bring to everything you do. You are a credit to our craft.
You always say grab a cup of tea! but I cant help it I always go for a Guinness any time I hear an Irishman! those stands are awesome tho! luv your work and am a fan of you hosting WOTB!
Beautiful job. I honestly wouldn’t trust the biscuit joint. Dowels or dominos would be more appropriate to stand the test of time.Again a beautiful piece.
I understand the hesitation, but so far I haven't had a single problem with the joint. I always make sure the bare joint is good though, even if it is an endgrain joint. I have had 1 or 2 break around that area in the years I've been making these stands, but the break has always been in the wood beside the joint amazingly. And they have only broken after something heavy falls on them or something like that.
I have a guitar stand on my list of things to build, thanks for the inspiration. These would make a great Christmas present, especially with that wood choice!
No problem, I hope you figure something out! It may take some trial and error though. Getting the shape just right to hold things at the right angle took a few goes.
Hi, I'd had someone cut out the shape of a purpleheart guitar stand a while back, intending to do the finishing work myself. It's somewhat similar to the stands worked on here, with the addition of some decorative cut-throughs at the top. Not a woodworker myself, I'm wondering what would be good tools to clean up the cut-throughs so it looks finished. I tried getting into those spots with a hand rasp, but you know how tough purpleheart is. All those outer edges are still unfinished as well, so it's still a ways until this project is a wrap. Thanks!
I did hear that, alright. I gave it a go myself on some scrap, but I wasn't as happy with the result. I felt the torch made the colour a little blotchy and inconsistent. After about 3 days, the stands are a beautiful mulberry purple and I'm very happy!
They look increadible! Could the real leather be replaced by any other material? I would like to make one for a vegan friend and real leather would not be ideal for him
Thank you! I've been wanting to look into a vegan alternative actually, but it's tougher than you'd think without looking at plastics, which I'd like to avoid.
Hi everyone! Thank you all so much for checking out my video, but I have a small favour to ask. About 95% of recent viewers aren't actually subscribed to my channel and I will be putting out more similar videos in the future. If you enjoy the videos I'm making, please consider hitting that subscribe button as a show of support. Thank you again!
Great idea to make a video. So much more goes into these projects than people think. They're a great price when you consider the material cost, and your impeccably high standards.
Thanks, I'm glad you think so! Most people don't think too hard about the behind the scenes work, but it's always a lot more than you think, I find.
I hope you're still liking the guitar!
Do you sell the pattern? Thanks. Mike
Great as usual Sean. Very nice. I've wondered how you went about making these. I love the attention to detail you bring to everything you do. You are a credit to our craft.
Thank you very much! They're a process, and one that's always changing. This way is working for me for now though!
You always say grab a cup of tea! but I cant help it I always go for a Guinness any time I hear an Irishman! those stands are awesome tho! luv your work and am a fan of you hosting WOTB!
Beautiful job. I honestly wouldn’t trust the biscuit joint. Dowels or dominos would be more appropriate to stand the test of time.Again a beautiful piece.
I understand the hesitation, but so far I haven't had a single problem with the joint. I always make sure the bare joint is good though, even if it is an endgrain joint.
I have had 1 or 2 break around that area in the years I've been making these stands, but the break has always been in the wood beside the joint amazingly. And they have only broken after something heavy falls on them or something like that.
I got a purpleheart fretboard/rosewood neck from warmoth, with golden copper alloy frets. Looks absolutely beautiful.
Nice, I'm certainly a fan of purpleheart!
love the design! very good idea
Thanks a million!
Very Nice. Thought you were going to say "burn it" when you were branding them ha
Ha I did think about it, but I feel like that one's done already!
I have a guitar stand on my list of things to build, thanks for the inspiration. These would make a great Christmas present, especially with that wood choice!
No problem, I hope you figure something out! It may take some trial and error though. Getting the shape just right to hold things at the right angle took a few goes.
I work at Crimson... I have access to 760 clamps... hahaha
Great guitar stand! Very nice looking!
They look even better in real life!
Your Charvel would look great on one!
Sean as ben will say burnet!
these are great stands
Hi, I'd had someone cut out the shape of a purpleheart guitar stand a while back, intending to do the finishing work myself. It's somewhat similar to the stands worked on here, with the addition of some decorative cut-throughs at the top. Not a woodworker myself, I'm wondering what would be good tools to clean up the cut-throughs so it looks finished. I tried getting into those spots with a hand rasp, but you know how tough purpleheart is. All those outer edges are still unfinished as well, so it's still a ways until this project is a wrap. Thanks!
Heat brings out the purple much more quickly and efficiently than Time does. I usually hit my Purple Heart with a blowtorch before I start sanding
I did hear that, alright. I gave it a go myself on some scrap, but I wasn't as happy with the result. I felt the torch made the colour a little blotchy and inconsistent. After about 3 days, the stands are a beautiful mulberry purple and I'm very happy!
Did I miss something? Are there any dimensions?
Buenas. Podria alguien decirme las medidas? Ya que en el video no salen, me interesa este proyecto
Is the pattern available for download?
It's not, I'm afraid. Sorry!
They look increadible! Could the real leather be replaced by any other material?
I would like to make one for a vegan friend and real leather would not be ideal for him
Thank you!
I've been wanting to look into a vegan alternative actually, but it's tougher than you'd think without looking at plastics, which I'd like to avoid.
@@AwenLutherieCustomGuitars I was thinking about using some kind of cord and wraping It in microfiber