Build Guitar | Making Diy Telecaster (Geniv Guitar)

Full process of making handmade electric guitar in Telecaster style
Guitar Specs:
► Body - 2 pieces of selected alder for musical instruments of class - AAA
► Neck - Selected maple for musical instruments of class - AAA
► Fingerboard - Indian rosewood class - AAA
► Pegs - Guyker (Made in Korea)
► Bridge - Wilkinson (Made in Korea)
► Neck and Bridge Single Pickups - Wilkinson (Made in Korea)
► 21 Guitar Frets - Sintoms
► Strings - Ernie Ball
► Body and upper neck color - Gradients of four red colors
► Body coating - A mixture of four natural tunga oils
► Neck mount - Bolt-on
► Picgard - 3 layers (2 white layers with 1 layer of black)
My Rock Music - • Sleep Tight
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👉 My name is Geniv. I am a composer and musician.
I am pleased to present you the guitars of my own production "Geniv Guitar"
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[@user-ny7zq7tj4o]

Шикарная работа!

[@ChadwickRider]

Beautiful build!!!

[@berbadetteclement7446]

Amazing color. The oil looks like a mirror. To get such an ideal oil coating, you probably covered the guitar for a whole month.

[@johnnewman8858]

Good work! Good Luck)

[@paulhendershott667]

Hey Geniv! I had accident and lost partial use of my left arm and am looking to see if someone could make a short scale length Telecaster neck (23" scale length) to fit a standard Tele body? I know it's a long shot, but your skills amazed me! Tx! Paul

[@GenivGuitar]

Hello, thank you! The neck can be made of any leght. But it is important to take into account the correct structure of the neck, the location and the number of frets. Contact the workshop of your city, which has a wealth of experience in guitar making. They probably know the answer.