Amazing work for your first guitar. I built one about 30 years ago in a classroom setting. Yours is light years ahead of my first (and only) attempt. Bravo!
Unlike so many hobbyists out there, you dazzle with your brilliance, leaving the B.S. behind. 81-year-old novice woodturner and 100% disabled veteran. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents!
Thanks man! Yes, the first sounds of the guitar in my hands was an experience I‘ll never forget. Such a great moment for me! Thanks so much for watching and also for your comment. I appreciate it!
I cried a little at the end of the video. I've had dreams of building my own guitar for years. I'm a silversmith these days but still plan to build my own guitar. When you threw that pick is when I shed a couple of tears. Congratulations.
This was an awesome video. To watch it and get rewarded with the face expression when you hit the strings for the first time; oh man, I've never build a guitar but I do have some experience with when the result far exceeds your own expectations. Congratulations with the build. The guitar sounds and looks awesome.👍🏻😊
Hey Man, I dont know how long ago you finished this, but it was absolutely amazing work, and I bet that feeling you got when you first played it and was thrilled with the sound will stay with you forever! It was hard to believe you did all this with at least two little kids. I am just starting my first build, (O'Brien kit) and a lot of what you did in the video answered questions I had. I may hunt you down and see if you would be willing too be an advisor for me ( paid of course) while I struggle through this first build. Thanks for a fantastic video! Your guitar sounds incredible. I hope I am half as succesful. Great job!
Thanks man! I finished it around April this year 2022. This video was actually a compilation of all the non-talking parts of a 17-part series that I made on this build (look back in my video list to find them). So it may be helpful to watch each part as you come to that section of you build and you can hear me talk about the challenges I faces and decisions I made at each step. Of course, Robbie’s course itself is great, but there were still a lot of questions I had which I kind of work through in the my build series. Of course, I’ll help answer any other questions you have too! Oh, and I have 4 kids! Good luck with your build. Stick with it and just work through any issues and by the end, you will look back in amazement and think about how much you were able to accomplish. I did, anyway. Now I’m finishing up my second guitar and already working on my third!
This was such a great video! The depth of your reality during this build process and your attention to details to add your own flair to the piece. As someone who aspires to make their own guitar, I must say, tears came to my eyes watching and hearing those first strums! Wonderful job!
Thanks so much for your comment! I‘m glad you enjoyed the build. I really enjoyed making it. The whole experience was kinda life changing for me and I had a similar reaction when I strummed it the first time!
a true master craftsman --wow he certainly has superb accurate woodworking machinery &tools jigs etc ! what a magnificent workshop ==it has everything one can only dream about !
This was the best 51:16 I've spent in maybe, I don't know, 4 or 5 years. Thanks for sharing. I especially liked the kids, the dog, and the "Dangit, this thing sounds good!" at the end. I think I'll give it a try, too.
Absolutely fabulous! Very inspiring to see something amazing come from nothing. Your patience, attention to detail, and skills along with a little blood resulted in a top notch instrument. KUDOS to YOU!!!!!🎸
You did a great job putting the video together as well as the guitar. Well thought out production. The build was very insightful as well. Thanks for sharing your passion.
You have a lot more patience (not to mention cool background noise) than Me! maybe I missed it, but did you install a truss rod? I've researched guitar-making before and some people thought it was REALLY important, I was on the edge. Stunning guitar! makes Me wonder if I should try making one...
Thanks man! Yes, I installed a truss rod. This video was a compilation of a 17 part series, so I guess that part didn‘t make it! I have heard of some people not using a truss rod, but still reinforcing the neck with carbon fiber rods. And a lot of people do both a truss rod and carbon fiber, a method I will likely start using in guitar 4 or 5 (I‘m on number 3 now). Building a guitar, while requiring a lot of patience and commitment is the most fulfilling thing I ever did since I started woodworking, so much so that it‘s basically all I do now and my channel has turned from a basic woodworking channel over the years into a lutherie channel. I do plan on getting into chair making and doing more with kumiko, however. Anyway, thanks for watching! I have enjoyed the several videos of yours that I‘ve watched already. Keep it up!
Watching your video was very enjoyable and I can feel the feeling you had when you first played on your guitar. One I will feel the same with my own creation as I want to become a Luthier. Thank you for sharing.
Parabéns Nunca tinha visto um profissional fazer um instrumento tão perfeito como uma máquina isso prá mim é simplesmente incrível o que Deus dá ao homem a inteligência e paciência pra tudo nessa vida pessoal parabéns mas uma vez, de São Paulo Brasil 👏👍🇧🇷💯
It works really well. I can’t remember where, but I saw a picture online of one that someone made and I just tried to make it and it worked. Thanks for watching!
really beautiful work! I am scared to death of making an acoustic (have only made electrics, amp cabs, and lots of misc cabinet types of things), but I am more inspired now than ever. Congrats!!
Loved the video! You’re so talented. You should leave a song as a deep melody and don’t take the part when your kids are talking or making “noise” cause it brings a special atmosphere to the beauty and nature of what an acoustic guitar construction represents!! Amazing!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Yes on the kids making fun noises. It brings me back to a time when my Dad used to be in the basement building wooden boats and we would be running around on the floor above. He would always grab a stick and rap it on the floor boards " Hey what the heck is going on up there" ? It wasn't till years later that I found out what that was like when you are doing some fine skilled joints. Such good memories of childhood though watching and sometimes helping my Dad build boats. The first cedar canoe I built seemed to take me forever and there was a few bloopers at that with bad resin at the time. Cheers
And not only that but unlike most creators he's not afraid to let the babies take center stage in some of the video and for that i will give him a whole lot of props people!
I wish I had the time to dedicate to such a beautiful project. There is nothing in this world like the feeling when you created something and it is far better than you anticipated. One can hear the joy in your voice at first strum. Thank you for sharing that. How many hours/days? Awesome build, you earned the right to be joyous.
I‘m not sure of the exact amount of hours. I went pretty slow. It took 18 months from start to finish. Could have been much quicker, but I was learning and trying to buy tools and jigs and I was scared to proceed during some parts, which made me procrastinate some. Thanks so much for your comment!
Slightly annoying how good and easy this man makes builing an acoustic guitar for his first time. He's got all the tools and skills of someone who has built guitars for years. Looks Pro to me.
This video spans one and a half years and I guess cutting out all of the talking parts does make it appear I’ve done it before, haha. But if you watch the full 17 part series (from which this video came), you’ll hear me talk about all of the struggles and errors I made and was trying to figure out. I had already been woodworking for 8 years so I already had some of the typical woodworking tools, but probably 75% of the tools or jigs you see in the video I bought over that 1.5 years building the guitar for the specific purpose of building the guitar. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Yes thank you, I'll be watching that whole 17 part series my friend. I definitely could tell it's not the first time that you've cut and glued wood together. I've been thinking about trying to build my own acoustic guitar for the last 2 years so I've been paying attention to people building guitars on UA-cam for sometime. I must say you have a knack for it to say the least. Much gratitude for posting these videos.
Superbe travail. j'ai moi même fabriqué une guitare, là je recommence une autre, je vais m'inspirer de ta technique pour ça, en rectifiant les erreur que j'ai faite sur ma 1er guitare, je suis totalement autodidacte, c'est grâce à des vidéos comme la tienne que j'apprends, merci et bravo, Jean-Charles de France
amazing job very well done. I wish I had the same skill to be able to do this kind of thing. I try but it doesn't work. and I see how they do it and of all the luthiers who do great wonders this man is the one who does them best. Congratulations. God bless you
Terrific job! A quality video of the process. Would have been tempting to give up on the video details toward the end. Thanks for staying with it. Something to pass down to your kids.
It seems you have good amount of experience for a first guitar build. I actually watched your third one first. My goal is to eventually build at least one acoustic guitar, but hopefully more. I have started with studying many videos like yours, Rosa String Works, twoodford, etc. Working now on a Ukulele kit (so far the body is assembled) and plan to work my way up to a full scratch build. Did you do something similiar? Any recommendations? Either way, very nice.
I did make a ukulele from a kit before I did a full acoustic build. I took a course online from Robbie O’Brien to learn how to make the acoustic. It’s really good and I highly recommend it!
There are 2 of the small helpers (twins)! They enjoy being in the garage while I work. Sometimes I’ll give them a clamp a piece of scrap wood and some sandpaper. One of the twins enjoys it more than the other. Anyway, though, I play with them plenty!
Thanks a lot! This video is actually a compilation of all the non-talking parts of a longer 17-part video series I did on the build. If you ever decide to go back and hear explanations, that series is where to look! Thanks for watching!
Amazing work for your first guitar. I built one about 30 years ago in a classroom setting. Yours is light years ahead of my first (and only) attempt. Bravo!
Thanks so much. I appreciate the view and comment!
Unlike so many hobbyists out there, you dazzle with your brilliance, leaving the B.S. behind. 81-year-old novice woodturner and 100% disabled veteran. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents!
Thanks so much for the nice comment!
Totally impressed with your workmanship and with the sound of your new instrument. Great job and a great guitar.
Thanks!
Nailed it! That little ditty at the end made that 18 months worth every chisel nick... Loved watching this process. Beautiful piece of work brother!
Thanks man! Yes, the first sounds of the guitar in my hands was an experience I‘ll never forget. Such a great moment for me! Thanks so much for watching and also for your comment. I appreciate it!
I cried a little at the end of the video. I've had dreams of building my own guitar for years. I'm a silversmith these days but still plan to build my own guitar. When you threw that pick is when I shed a couple of tears. Congratulations.
Thanks so much for your comment! Good luck on your path to making a guitar!
This was an awesome video. To watch it and get rewarded with the face expression when you hit the strings for the first time; oh man, I've never build a guitar but I do have some experience with when the result far exceeds your own expectations. Congratulations with the build. The guitar sounds and looks awesome.👍🏻😊
Thanks so much for the comment! It was an amazing experience, the best woodworking experience I‘ve ever had.
Hey Man,
I dont know how long ago you finished this, but it was absolutely amazing work, and I bet that feeling you got when you first played it and was thrilled with the sound will stay with you forever! It was hard to believe you did all this with at least two little kids.
I am just starting my first build, (O'Brien kit) and a lot of what you did in the video answered questions I had. I may hunt you down and see if you would be willing too be an advisor for me ( paid of course) while I struggle through this first build. Thanks for a fantastic video! Your guitar sounds incredible. I hope I am half as succesful. Great job!
Thanks man! I finished it around April this year 2022. This video was actually a compilation of all the non-talking parts of a 17-part series that I made on this build (look back in my video list to find them). So it may be helpful to watch each part as you come to that section of you build and you can hear me talk about the challenges I faces and decisions I made at each step. Of course, Robbie’s course itself is great, but there were still a lot of questions I had which I kind of work through in the my build series. Of course, I’ll help answer any other questions you have too! Oh, and I have 4 kids! Good luck with your build. Stick with it and just work through any issues and by the end, you will look back in amazement and think about how much you were able to accomplish. I did, anyway. Now I’m finishing up my second guitar and already working on my third!
I love watching these young guys show such craftsmanship. There is hope for the future.
I’m not so young as it may appear, but I appreciate the comment!! Thanks for watching!
Simply amazing. Anyone would be proud to own that beautiful piece of art that is also a wonderful musical instrument.
Thanks so much!
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This was such a great video! The depth of your reality during this build process and your attention to details to add your own flair to the piece. As someone who aspires to make their own guitar, I must say, tears came to my eyes watching and hearing those first strums! Wonderful job!
Thanks so much for your comment! I‘m glad you enjoyed the build. I really enjoyed making it. The whole experience was kinda life changing for me and I had a similar reaction when I strummed it the first time!
a true master craftsman --wow he certainly has superb accurate woodworking machinery &tools jigs etc !
what a magnificent workshop ==it has everything one can only dream about !
That was a fun video to watch, with a happy ending. Awesome carpentry skills. 👍 Turned out very nice. Hope you have many great years with it.
Thanks!
One of the best sounding acoustics man. Effin awesome!!!
Thanks a lot!
This was the best 51:16 I've spent in maybe, I don't know, 4 or 5 years. Thanks for sharing. I especially liked the kids, the dog, and the "Dangit, this thing sounds good!" at the end. I think I'll give it a try, too.
Thanks so much for the comment! You should indeed give it a try. It was a great experience!
Well done! I can hear the quality in this creation and congrats on successfully completing something of heirloom pedigree.
Thanks so much!
THOROUGHLY enjoyed your processes and approaches to this beautiful art. Great job.
Thanks so much!
Great video, I liked the family sounds in the background. Really beautiful guitar.
Thanks so much! I had a blast making it.
This maker knows how to do it right 🙏 great video, great family, great guitar 🫡 salute from other side of the world.
Thanks a lot!
Wow!!! Worth the waiting at the end it sure sounds PERFECT!!!! Very satisfying video☺️☺️☺️☺️
Thanks a lot!
What a beautiful guitar and the inspiration I need to show this can be done at home.
Well done!
Thanks for the comment!
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Absolutely fabulous! Very inspiring to see something amazing come from nothing. Your patience, attention to detail, and skills along with a little blood resulted in a top notch instrument. KUDOS to YOU!!!!!🎸
Thanks for the encouraging comment! I definitely enjoyed the whole journey even with so many ups and downs.
You did a great job putting the video together as well as the guitar. Well thought out production. The build was very insightful as well. Thanks for sharing your passion.
Thanks for the comment! This project was an amazing journey for me.
Looks like a lot of work, but the sound and beauty of the guitar is worth it. You did a great job with simple tools. I enjoyed watching. Thanks!
Thanks for watching and leaving this comment!!
You have a lot more patience (not to mention cool background noise) than Me! maybe I missed it, but did you install a truss rod? I've researched guitar-making before and some people thought it was REALLY important, I was on the edge. Stunning guitar! makes Me wonder if I should try making one...
Thanks man! Yes, I installed a truss rod. This video was a compilation of a 17 part series, so I guess that part didn‘t make it! I have heard of some people not using a truss rod, but still reinforcing the neck with carbon fiber rods. And a lot of people do both a truss rod and carbon fiber, a method I will likely start using in guitar 4 or 5 (I‘m on number 3 now). Building a guitar, while requiring a lot of patience and commitment is the most fulfilling thing I ever did since I started woodworking, so much so that it‘s basically all I do now and my channel has turned from a basic woodworking channel over the years into a lutherie channel. I do plan on getting into chair making and doing more with kumiko, however. Anyway, thanks for watching! I have enjoyed the several videos of yours that I‘ve watched already. Keep it up!
It was a pleasure watching this build. Great sounding guitar!
Thanks a lot!
I'd say you did a great job!! It turned out beautiful, and it does sound great. Best of luck for your success in the future.
Thanks so much!
Dude. This truly is awesome. Best first strum ever!! Thanks for the ride 🍻
Thanks for the comment!
Watching your video was very enjoyable and I can feel the feeling you had when you first played on your guitar. One I will feel the same with my own creation as I want to become a Luthier. Thank you for sharing.
Yes, the feeling after the first strum was simply amazing! Good luck on your future builds!
You're right, it has an awesome sound, really nice. Great job for your first!
Thank you!
Parabéns Nunca tinha visto um profissional fazer um instrumento tão perfeito como uma máquina isso prá mim é simplesmente incrível o que Deus dá ao homem a inteligência e paciência pra tudo nessa vida pessoal parabéns mas uma vez, de São Paulo Brasil 👏👍🇧🇷💯
Joining the panels, the glue up and wedges is an excellent idea.
It works really well. I can’t remember where, but I saw a picture online of one that someone made and I just tried to make it and it worked. Thanks for watching!
really beautiful work! I am scared to death of making an acoustic (have only made electrics, amp cabs, and lots of misc cabinet types of things), but I am more inspired now than ever. Congrats!!
Awesome! Thanks for the comment and good luck with your eventual build!
Nice work. I’m glad that I ain’t the only one that says ‘okay’ 😊when I’m working on a task.
Loved the video! You’re so talented. You should leave a song as a deep melody and don’t take the part when your kids are talking or making “noise” cause it brings a special atmosphere to the beauty and nature of what an acoustic guitar construction represents!!
Amazing!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Great work, I can't imagine getting anything done with the kids in the shop.
Haha, it can be slow going sometimes. Thanks for watching!
I loved the sound of the kids there. A family shop !
Yes on the kids making fun noises. It brings me back to a time when my Dad used to be in the basement building wooden boats and we would be running around on the floor above. He would always grab a stick and rap it on the floor boards " Hey what the heck is going on up there" ? It wasn't till years later that I found out what that was like when you are doing some fine skilled joints. Such good memories of childhood though watching and sometimes helping my Dad build boats. The first cedar canoe I built seemed to take me forever and there was a few bloopers at that with bad resin at the time. Cheers
PRETTY IMPRESSIVE MY FRIEND - AND IT SOUNDS BEAUTIFUL MOST OF ALL..
Thank you so much!
My new go to for relaxing viewing. Thanks for sharing your amazing skills.
Thanks so much for your comment! I really appreciate it!
It's a beautiful guitar you created and built. Real craftsmanship! 🙂
Thank you!
Such a labour of love, you're a true craftsman sir!
Thanks for the kind comment! I truly enjoyed the entire process. It was like going on a long journey.
I have nothing to say your project says everything❤
Thanks!
so cool to see you get to the end and finally play it! started ordering my stuff to build my own yesterday!
Awesome! Good luck on your journey!
Loved watching you go through the processes of the build. Great job = great sound. Isn’t it wonderful to hear the sound of your labors?
Thanks! Yes, it was wonderful!
Sounds really nice like the intonation came in with the right bridge placement.good job great looking guitar.
Thanks!!
Watched every second. Usually my attention span is only 3 or 4 minutes. Thanks for the peek into the building of your guitar.
Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment even! Glad the video was enjoyable. That’s some great feedback!
Congratulations! Good build, sweet sounding guitar. Keep building them great sounding guitars and thank you for sharing this video.
Thanks for watching and leaving this comment!!
You are doing a great job. The top creation and brace carving are the most enjoyable.
Thanks!!
I loved the balance of gentle asmr woodworking and the wild screams of children in the background! All kidding aside, great video and very helpful
Haha, thanks!
Dang it sounds so awesome!!! Well done man!!!
Thanks!
fantastic video. It sounded amazing at the end - well done!
Thank you!
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It DOES sound awesome! Well done!
Very professional work, I take my hat off to you and wish you a successful job
Thanks!
What a beautiful job. It looks great. Kudos to you for the hard work.
Thanks!
Craftsmanship, especially by hand, is a rare trade. Hearing the sound of children in the background I hope you pass it on. It’s invaluable…..nice work
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the class. You are a fine craftsman ! I enjoyed the complete built. Wish I had one !
Thanks so much!
And not only that but unlike most creators he's not afraid to let the babies take center stage in some of the video and for that i will give him a whole lot of props people!
what a wonderful job!👍 and the sound of the guitar beautiful, crystal clear, I love the sound it has!❤️ I have a folk too
Awesome Craftsmanship...perfect planning and execution works wonders...Thanks
Thanks for watching!!
Robbie should be proud. Nice job.
Thank you!
Very skillful, I enjoy watching every diligent step that you put it all together ❤️.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Looks lovely sound really nice has lots of sustain. Well done sir. very well done.
I wish I had the time to dedicate to such a beautiful project. There is nothing in this world like the feeling when you created something and it is far better than you anticipated. One can hear the joy in your voice at first strum. Thank you for sharing that. How many hours/days? Awesome build, you earned the right to be joyous.
I‘m not sure of the exact amount of hours. I went pretty slow. It took 18 months from start to finish. Could have been much quicker, but I was learning and trying to buy tools and jigs and I was scared to proceed during some parts, which made me procrastinate some. Thanks so much for your comment!
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Slightly annoying how good and easy this man makes builing an acoustic guitar for his first time. He's got all the tools and skills of someone who has built guitars for years. Looks Pro to me.
This video spans one and a half years and I guess cutting out all of the talking parts does make it appear I’ve done it before, haha. But if you watch the full 17 part series (from which this video came), you’ll hear me talk about all of the struggles and errors I made and was trying to figure out. I had already been woodworking for 8 years so I already had some of the typical woodworking tools, but probably 75% of the tools or jigs you see in the video I bought over that 1.5 years building the guitar for the specific purpose of building the guitar. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Yes thank you, I'll be watching that whole 17 part series my friend. I definitely could tell it's not the first time that you've cut and glued wood together. I've been thinking about trying to build my own acoustic guitar for the last 2 years so I've been paying attention to people building guitars on UA-cam for sometime. I must say you have a knack for it to say the least. Much gratitude for posting these videos.
Superbe travail. j'ai moi même fabriqué une guitare, là je recommence une autre, je vais m'inspirer de ta technique pour ça, en rectifiant les erreur que j'ai faite sur ma 1er guitare, je suis totalement autodidacte, c'est grâce à des vidéos comme la tienne que j'apprends, merci et bravo,
Jean-Charles de France
Merci beaucoup!
amazing job very well done. I wish I had the same skill to be able to do this kind of thing. I try but it doesn't work. and I see how they do it and of all the luthiers who do great wonders this man is the one who does them best. Congratulations. God bless you
Thanks a lot! If you want to learn lutherie yourself, I suggest lutherieacademy.com
와~ 기타소리 밸런스가 아주 잘 잡혔네요. 깔끔하고 투명한 음색은 다른 기타소리와 비교됩니다. 아주 특별하고 훌륭합니다. 앞으로도 제작동영상 기대합니다.
Terrific job! A quality video of the process. Would have been tempting to give up on the video details toward the end. Thanks for staying with it. Something to pass down to your kids.
Absolutely. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Very beautiful guitar, love to watching this handcraft
Thanks!
Your work is divine 😇😇😇💚💚💚👍👍👍
Mooi gedaan manneke. Ziet er perfect uit, nu het geluid!
man o man, what a bloody nice job. well done.
Thanks!!
Great build and what a sound. Well done mate
Thanks!
Congratulations. That's a really great looking, sounding guitar. This was a really informative, well done video.
Thank you.
Thanks so much for watching and for the comment!
Congratulations my friend!
Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful!!
Thank you!
Incredible work, beautiful looking & sounding instrument. Well done!
Thanks so much!
Made my first about 20years ago still think it’s the best I’ve ever made enjoy for years to come
Nice. I’m keeping my first too. Thanks for watching!!
Wooww Fascinating process...
Sound and built quality good result ...Wooww...
Applause from Indonesia....
Terima kasih!
Well done sir, what a fantastic guitar. It looks good and has a beautiful sound to it.
Thanks!
Felicitaciones, súper construcción de Guitarra, excelente sonido maestro, Bendiciones Men.
Fantastic job. Fantastic sound.
Yes I particularly love the screaming children throughout the beginning of the video
عمل رائع ومتقن يحتاج إلى صبر وجهد استثنائي استمتعت كثيرا بالمشاهده شكرا لك واتمنى لك التوفيق
My first video and subscribed. Impressive work.
Thanks so much!
Truly amazing! Sounds great
Thanks so much!
It seems you have good amount of experience for a first guitar build. I actually watched your third one first. My goal is to eventually build at least one acoustic guitar, but hopefully more. I have started with studying many videos like yours, Rosa String Works, twoodford, etc. Working now on a Ukulele kit (so far the body is assembled) and plan to work my way up to a full scratch build. Did you do something similiar? Any recommendations? Either way, very nice.
I did make a ukulele from a kit before I did a full acoustic build. I took a course online from Robbie O’Brien to learn how to make the acoustic. It’s really good and I highly recommend it!
Gute Arbeit und ein sehr schönes Endergebnis 👌🏻🙏🏻
Vielen Dank!
Congratulations! Sounds good!
Thanks a lot!
It really does sound great. Congrats.
Thanks!
Very enjoyable, your hair lengths tell a story of patience and perseverance. The pore filler and shellac? Left a fine finish, well done!
Thanks!
Great sounds! Thanks for sharing.
it looks and sounds terrific, great job...enjoy!!!
Thanks so much!!
sounds awesome. great work sir
Thank you!
Good job and good video, it's the first one I've endured whole and a magnificent instrument.
Well I’m glad you endured! Thanks for watching!!
How were you able to build a guitar with such an amazing helper? I would have been playing with/watching her mind work the entire time!
There are 2 of the small helpers (twins)! They enjoy being in the garage while I work. Sometimes I’ll give them a clamp a piece of scrap wood and some sandpaper. One of the twins enjoys it more than the other. Anyway, though, I play with them plenty!
Really enjoyed your video, beautiful guitar, sounded really smooth we.l done , thanks for posting from Garry in the UK
Thanks for watching!
It’s on my bucket list. Very near the top.😊 I enjoyed the video but it would be nice if you would explain why you’re doing as you go along.
Thanks a lot! This video is actually a compilation of all the non-talking parts of a longer 17-part video series I did on the build. If you ever decide to go back and hear explanations, that series is where to look! Thanks for watching!
Really enjoyed watching this. Thank you😃
Thanks for watching!
Very nice tone, the low end voice takes time.
Good sound！
It's been a long road.
I am very impressed.
Thanks!
Man i just try to imagine how did you felt when played your creation and sounded so well, really awesome
It felt really awesome! Thanks!