I'm just consumed by the tools, machines and of course the skills. What a feeling it must be to be able to built "anything" you want. Thank you for amount work you've put in to film and document all the process. That is the equivalent of a two years college course there all for free. Big thank you.
Definitely my favorite one yet. The fingerboard inlay, through neck, bog oak hex pattern, flawless glass-like finish. Absolutely beautiful! Neat to see how the truss rod is made too. That's something you don't see very often in guitar builds. I love it! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely no words to describe the amazing piece of art transformation, I've never seen anything like it. Wow!! You blew my mind. Outrageous job guys and thanks for sharing I enjoy it very very much.
Very much a success!! I have really enjoyed watching your four seasons builds and this one was certainly a worthy conclusion. Thanks very much for sharing these buddy! Great work.
Both the overall design and the little details of this are just beautiful. Two minutes after watching the video is a little soon to be making gigantic claims about how much I like this as compared to all other guitars, but I really, really like this. The editing on these videos has been great as well.
Think about, that piece of oak falling in a bog and many many years later becoming a part in a musicinstrument with a technology so far away... fascinating and beautiful work!!
I believe there comes a point where a bass can be too well made....to perfect... and too expensive to risk plugging it in. I think you found that point. This needs to go straight to a museum.
Это самый великолепный бас который я вмдел в жизни!Смотрел с великим удовольствием и изготовление и игру! This is the most magnificent bass I've ever had in my life! I watched with great pleasure both making and playing!
I was absolutely waiting the entire video for the reveal that the music we’ve been listening to was the bass you were building and god damn you nailed it.
@@lignumchannel I didn't know until the end, I was thinking the entire video that if this is stock music from UA-cam then its some new stuff I haven't heard anyone else using in their videos. Nice jamming! The bass looks and sounds awesome.
Absolutely beautiful!!! Such an original and well done design even all the way into the details everything about this bass is great thank you for sharing!
Oh man! The hexagons are awesome. I especially love that you used the robot to cut them. I don’t know why, but I find it hilarious and pretty great that you use them for so much. Really spectacular finish on there too. Like Ike’s like it was dipped in glass!
Yeah even I sometimes think if their use is for certain steps is an overkill.. :D but it's fun trying new approaches.. And that finish after 9 coats better be good ;) Glad you like it Bruxxus! Thank you for watching!
Not exactly what you would call Hand Made, but i was not aware of how many machines you could use to my a string instrument so this is really a fun watch :)
There have to be a few steps in this build where you say to yourself "Don`t screw this up!!!" For me # 1 was when you drilled the holes for the tuning pegs with a hand held. These can be referred to as category 5 pucker moments. If this is the result of just 4 guitar builds I can hardly imagine what # 40 will look like. Again Bravo.
Thank you very much Michael!:) Yeah some of the steps are really stressful, especially when trying it for the first time.. On this build, I would say positioning of hexagon board to guitar body was the worst.. But from experience I can say that most mistakes happen on the steps you are most confident on and that leads to less concentration and dumb mistakes..
Another great video. I love these. This one made me think: this bass would have been even more perfect if you put some reflective material on the “moon” section, so that when a spotlight focuses on it, it “glows” towards the audience.
Wonderful, elegant build!! The one-piece design gave me faint Rickenbacker vibes. I've seen many builds, but this is the first one I've seen where you built your own truss-rod! It looks longer than a standard; 35", 36" scale???
New here, was expecting some glory shots at the end so I could see it all finished in one frame but they play it in the back corner in the dark. All that work and love and you barely get to see the finished product in the video
Yep, you are absolutely right.. I don't know how I edited it and watched it dozens of times and didn't thought of putting in a few frames of a finished product.. my bad..
You've done amazing work on all these guitars, it's simply mind blowing what CAN be accomplished if one puts their mind to it and has a giant robot CNC machine in the shop...lol. But really, this is easily my favorite of the 4, the style and contrast of the dark oak versus the ash is really great! Still waiting on those cases though!
Thanks a lot! It surely is my favorite so far.. All guitar projects had some issues during the build but this one was just smooth all the way.. I'm thinking about giving an autumn another shot now after I've gained some experience.. And the cases.. I have a couple of design ideas.. :D
Yeah me too ! • Thought it had been solidified in some new tech way • That these new techniques are always being developed • And shown on YT • But being constructed in 2020 and in times of the C19 I thought maybe the guy was cocking a snoop at the humble Loo Roll -That was so in demand back in the begining of the 2020 year ! Haha !
They should get you in the next guitar build off...only thing i don't like about it,it's not MINE!!! That is one of the best i seen...oh and a bass to boot...👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 that is cause youtube only lets one like....lol...
This is amazing! What’s more awesome is that although I don’t actually play guitar, I had watched so many guitar buildings videos I was envisioning if I were to commission a custom guitar for myself what it would look like a while ago. I wanted a moon somewhere on the guitar representing my birth name, and I thought the horns would be the perfect place for it, exactly as you have placed it! (Albeit for a bass instead) :) Although the rest of it I was thinking more of a gold and midnight blue epoxy body as if it’s flowing out from the moon.
I'm just consumed by the tools, machines and of course the skills. What a feeling it must be to be able to built "anything" you want. Thank you for amount work you've put in to film and document all the process. That is the equivalent of a two years college course there all for free. Big thank you.
Definitely my favorite one yet. The fingerboard inlay, through neck, bog oak hex pattern, flawless glass-like finish. Absolutely beautiful! Neat to see how the truss rod is made too. That's something you don't see very often in guitar builds. I love it! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching Seth! I'm glad you like it!😁 It's my favourite out of all four too..
The word "beautiful" hardly scrapes the surface. Amazing work!
Always find myself saying "wow", "damn", or "WTF" when i watch your builds. Great stuff. Thanks.
:D Thank you J T!
This video cannot get better. It does. Then its them who were playing the AMAZING music.
Perfection achieved.
Absolutely no words to describe the amazing piece of art transformation, I've never seen anything like it. Wow!! You blew my mind. Outrageous job guys and thanks for sharing I enjoy it very very much.
Ok…that was one of the most insanely beautiful things I’ve seen in recent memory!! Incredible artistry, gorgeous instrument!!
I don't play guitar, but your attention to detail is out of this world. You guys rock!
thank you very much Traxxtar! :D
i concur. unequivocally accurate
This is not a guitar, this is a BASS!
I love seeing the combination of traditional and CNC work. Truly a modern approach.
Glad you like it! Thank you Greg!
Thanks to the machines for doing all the delicate and difficult work. Without them the result would not be the same.
Wow you have the most incredible equipment I've ever seen in my life
Como alguém da negativo a essa obra prima de baixo. Não sabem o que é fazer um instrumento do zero. Parabéns galera muita perfeição envolvida ai.
A legszebb gitár ami létezik a világon! És én egy dobos vagyok! Gratulálok
Very much a success!! I have really enjoyed watching your four seasons builds and this one was certainly a worthy conclusion. Thanks very much for sharing these buddy! Great work.
Thank you very much Matt! I'm really glad you enjoyed watching the series, I know I really enjoyed making them..🙂
Both the overall design and the little details of this are just beautiful. Two minutes after watching the video is a little soon to be making gigantic claims about how much I like this as compared to all other guitars, but I really, really like this.
The editing on these videos has been great as well.
Thank you very much! This is my favourite so far.. Glad you like the editing:)
Think about, that piece of oak falling in a bog and many many years later becoming a part in a musicinstrument with a technology so far away... fascinating and beautiful work!!
That's a really nice way to think about it! Glad you like it Karl! Thank you so much!
Respect for a custom build. takes a lot of work to make a beautiful instrument.
Looks like a floating sliver of a moon! Beautifully crafted instrument !!!
I believe there comes a point where a bass can be too well made....to perfect... and too expensive to risk plugging it in. I think you found that point. This needs to go straight to a museum.
yo the hexagonal top looks sick, I'm not even gonna try to replicate that without such machinery
Those are definitely some sweet tools. I'm Green With Envy on these builds.
Gorgeous instrument and craftsmanship. Great drum outro too!
I really like that hex board as a body cap. That looks absolutely fantastic.
that full machine, ripsaw, sandemaster, cnc, jointer , bore,ect wow awesome
I wish I had the a workshop with all the tools and machines and most importantly, the sills to build a guitar like you do.
Oh the craftsmanship of the makers: this bass needs a "breathe of life"!
That's one beautiful bass guitar. And the workmanship absolutely a cut above. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much Scott!🙂
Это самый великолепный бас который я вмдел в жизни!Смотрел с великим удовольствием и изготовление и игру!
This is the most magnificent bass I've ever had in my life! I watched with great pleasure both making and playing!
That's a lovely bass!
Beautiful execution and design!
I was absolutely waiting the entire video for the reveal that the music we’ve been listening to was the bass you were building and god damn you nailed it.
:D Thank you very much, I'm so glad you like it! The end reveal is my favorite part of the video:D
@@lignumchannel I didn't know until the end, I was thinking the entire video that if this is stock music from UA-cam then its some new stuff I haven't heard anyone else using in their videos. Nice jamming! The bass looks and sounds awesome.
Damn, I want one of these one-piece guitars.
Absolutely love the result of the custom made veneers... beautiful!
Wow super impressive!!!! Amazing craftsmanship. Congratulations on an awesome build
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Fantastic guitar. Your CNC machine deserves a pay rise, it's very skilled.
lolol amazing
that fret marker is probably the coolest I've ever seen
😁I love it!
Revealing that bone inlay. So satisfying. Gorgeous, inspired work as always. 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻💕 I’m also a total Sucker for hexagonal patterns. Amazing.
:D I'm glad you like it Phoeff! my favorite out of all four..
A big round of applause! Build, video and music. Thanks. Cheers, David
Thank you very much David! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Absolutely beautiful!!! Such an original and well done design even all the way into the details everything about this bass is great thank you for sharing!
That shop has so many different machines, I wouldn't even know where to start 😂
A big priority priority is the on and off switch and possibly wearing a mask and goggles to prevent debris from entering your nose and eyes.
That’s another beautiful work of art. You guys always impress me. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Thank you for watching as always! 😀
Great craftsmanship, beautiful build and killer tones
Very, VERY impressive work!!! And the finished piece is absolutely wonderful!
Cars and Guitars have almost a similar construction. Beautiful pieces of art
I don't play guitar, but I would definitely hang one of these on my wall. They're a work of art.
That's a lovely comment but it's a bass
This is the most beautiful bass I've ever seen. You are amazing!
Wow!! Amazing. That's a lot of work but what a beauty.
I like the sound of the machines with the music.
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Большой 👍🏻 за проделанную работу! С самого начала я уже предчувствовал что композиция играющая в ролике с участием этой гитары. Great job👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Absolutely amazing and beautiful craftsmanship
Thank you! Glad you like it:)
really a great job
it would be nice and fun to see all the guitars and basses together
I will make a video of them all together sometimes in the future for sure.. Glad you like the video! :)
Man that was alot of work, looks amazing, good job.
Oh man! The hexagons are awesome. I especially love that you used the robot to cut them. I don’t know why, but I find it hilarious and pretty great that you use them for so much.
Really spectacular finish on there too. Like Ike’s like it was dipped in glass!
Yeah even I sometimes think if their use is for certain steps is an overkill.. :D but it's fun trying new approaches.. And that finish after 9 coats better be good ;) Glad you like it Bruxxus! Thank you for watching!
Fantastic work guys , beautiful looking bass and a phenomenal Tone 🔥🔥🔥🔥👌🏼
Labor of love for sure one beautiful built bass guitar amazing beautiful beautiful beautiful 😍
how can you dislike this ,, great job sir you are the best
Whow what a beautiful build! I really like all the small details.
Thank you James!
Great design, awesome woodworking and great CNC skills!
Thank you very much! Glad you like it Harko!:D
Not exactly what you would call Hand Made, but i was not aware of how many machines you could use to my a string instrument so this is really a fun watch :)
I will never have that sick bass in my hands and that makes me sad. Awesome build
there are some serious tools. and the bass is a beauty.
Great Work, great skills. Very beautiful outcome!!
Actually bothering to make your own trust rod. MAD RESPECT!
Ficou lindo lindo! os hexágonos deram um toque ainda melhor, parabéns queridos!!!
Sweet looking bass man. Great job!
There have to be a few steps in this build where you say to yourself "Don`t screw this up!!!" For me # 1 was when you drilled the holes for the tuning pegs with a hand held. These can be referred to as category 5 pucker moments. If this is the result of just 4 guitar builds I can hardly imagine what # 40 will look like. Again Bravo.
Thank you very much Michael!:) Yeah some of the steps are really stressful, especially when trying it for the first time.. On this build, I would say positioning of hexagon board to guitar body was the worst.. But from experience I can say that most mistakes happen on the steps you are most confident on and that leads to less concentration and dumb mistakes..
Remarkable---Very Well Done!!
Terrific - great workmanship, beautiful instrument.
Impressive work! This guys are so skilled.
9:41 Just watched your "Spring" guitar/bass episode, and those welds look familiar.
I love the hexagon motif and the bone inlay on the fretboard.
The power of programming and carpentry!
Another great video. I love these. This one made me think: this bass would have been even more perfect if you put some reflective material on the “moon” section, so that when a spotlight focuses on it, it “glows” towards the audience.
It's almost scary how well this was done
:D Thank you so much!
Really incredible work and great video - Kudos!~ How could anybody thumb this down that is beyond me
Wonderful, elegant build!! The one-piece design gave me faint Rickenbacker vibes. I've seen many builds, but this is the first one I've seen where you built your own truss-rod! It looks longer than a standard; 35", 36" scale???
Beautiful bass, great skills, cracking video. Oh yes, one more thing, how much ? Many Thanks.
The homemade truss rod is the bomb 🤘🏽
Beautifully made and finished. Thank you.
Thank you Steve!
Fantastic craftsmanship👏👏👏
we were listening to the bass the whole time
Just unbelievably beautiful!
Thank you very much!
Incredibile!what an amazing bass guitar! So so beautiful!Am a bass player i guess the one has holding such beauty in his hands. Thanks from Burundi
ecstatic someone comprehends how it is
New here, was expecting some glory shots at the end so I could see it all finished in one frame but they play it in the back corner in the dark. All that work and love and you barely get to see the finished product in the video
Yep, you are absolutely right.. I don't know how I edited it and watched it dozens of times and didn't thought of putting in a few frames of a finished product.. my bad..
@@lignumchannel lol woops
Holy Cow Bone, Batman 😉🤣
Fantastic job guys 👍🏾💙
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
congratulations, beautiful work 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you very much!
Beautiful work. I don't know how you are turning it around and resetting the zero so accurately, but wish I could do that so precisely lol
Well after a lot and lot of mistakes, I eventually got the hang of it..😁 glad you like it, thank you!
You've done amazing work on all these guitars, it's simply mind blowing what CAN be accomplished if one puts their mind to it and has a giant robot CNC machine in the shop...lol. But really, this is easily my favorite of the 4, the style and contrast of the dark oak versus the ash is really great! Still waiting on those cases though!
Thanks a lot! It surely is my favorite so far.. All guitar projects had some issues during the build but this one was just smooth all the way.. I'm thinking about giving an autumn another shot now after I've gained some experience.. And the cases.. I have a couple of design ideas.. :D
I thought the bone in the beginning was a toilet paper roll you were flexing with mid-April style lol
Yeah me too ! • Thought it had been solidified in some new tech way • That these new techniques are always being developed • And shown on YT • But being constructed in 2020 and in times of the C19 I thought maybe the guy was cocking a snoop at the humble Loo Roll -That was so in demand back in the begining of the 2020 year ! Haha !
hehe great comment
They should get you in the next guitar build off...only thing i don't like about it,it's not MINE!!! That is one of the best i seen...oh and a bass to boot...👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 that is cause youtube only lets one like....lol...
:D Thank you Robert so much! This one is my favorite so far, and I have only scratched the guitar building surface.. Still so much to learn..
At the beginning I thought you had a CNC router, the 6 axis robot arm definitely caught me by surprise
Great build btw :)
We don’t get to see the finished guitar!? Aaahhh what a tease!
Yeah, now when I watch it, I really should have put some frames of finished bass in the end..
lignum haha yeah we don’t even know what it looks like after all that hard work to build it and film it!
That ash looks so nice!
love this! might be my favourite of all four!
Thank you Ellie! I know it is my favorite so far.. :D
Brutal el Bajo Eléctrico, me encanta ese tipo de modelo de Bajo
This is amazing! What’s more awesome is that although I don’t actually play guitar, I had watched so many guitar buildings videos I was envisioning if I were to commission a custom guitar for myself what it would look like a while ago. I wanted a moon somewhere on the guitar representing my birth name, and I thought the horns would be the perfect place for it, exactly as you have placed it! (Albeit for a bass instead)
:) Although the rest of it I was thinking more of a gold and midnight blue epoxy body as if it’s flowing out from the moon.
Great work! Better was notice that the bass produced was been played to the entire video.
That machine is freackin' awesome.
I love it!
those wood dust,you can make mdf or guitar from it using resin
She's amazing!
Finoća. Bravo frajeru.
Hvala puno! :D
BASS player here, my first nut change, very similar, was a cow femur off the butcher at 50 cents Canadian.
Hay papá de chiluqui, una tremenda chulada. Aver cuando hay un patrocinio y hacemos un rebiew.😎🤩🎸