Cigar Box Guitar - Build Overview from Start to Finish ( Take Notes ) 😎

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  • Опубліковано 18 лип 2023
  • This video is a CIGAR BOX GUITAR - BUILD OVERVIEW. I would encourage you to grab a pencil and paper and take notes. I do not go into specific details on several topics but I guarantee you I probably have multiple videos on any subject pertaining to building cigar box guitars. If you have specific questions you can always type your questions into the youtube search bar (for example: “puckett cigar box guitar fret slot jig”)… or….feel free to drop your questions into the comment section below.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 39

  • @damondpark328
    @damondpark328 11 місяців тому +1

    ❤ Crazy my daughter just turned 8. When she was a baby I was up all night watching you, Glenn Watt, Shane Speal videos carving f- holes in cigar boxes 😊. Still at it! Just ordered parts from Gitty 😆!!!

  • @stanlindert6332
    @stanlindert6332 Рік тому +2

    I am an official (Cigar Box Guitar Enthusiast)!🎉

  • @andyvondeluxe6851
    @andyvondeluxe6851 Рік тому +3

    I stuck around until the end Del and congratulate your enthusiasm and dedication to the cause! I've started a new self designed build and still figuring out how I'm going to do it. It's going to have a scarf joint which l haven't tried before. Had to cut it with a hand saw and it looks a bit rough at the moment but I think I can whip it into shape!

  • @bill.clifford.59
    @bill.clifford.59 9 місяців тому +1

    I have the same box!

  • @Billymfp
    @Billymfp 4 місяці тому +1

    Man I love your videos. I’ve been hooked. I’m starting my first cbd build. I have 3 boxes been sitting around for some time now itching to become instruments. Thanks for the inspiration. Will update you.

  • @edgelite
    @edgelite 10 місяців тому +1

    So I built number 2 in one sleep. Not quite under 24 hours but close :) we are going to a friend's cottage this weekend and I decided two days ago that I would build them a CBG as a gift. Anyway it's done and better than number one that took weeks ( I did break my foot just after starting it) thanks for all the great videos like this one. I have orders for four already. Better get crackin' after we get back from the cottage 😂 oh and one CBV violin.

    • @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar
      @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar  10 місяців тому

      welcome to the community!!! 😀. your life will never be the same

    • @edgelite
      @edgelite 10 місяців тому

      My friend's son had the Roland Micro Cube so we had a little jam session. My friend was so excited about the guitar. He has been wanted to learn guitar for a few years. I taught him the 12 bar blues already. I had tried using thinner strings and tune to open G but it just didn't cut it. I ended up swapping the strings for thicker ones and went to EBE tuning. Much better.

  • @Gene_Cali
    @Gene_Cali Рік тому +2

    This content was very informative, and well explained. Thank you for sharing your time and talent, you are appreciated. Excellent build.

  • @michaelteehan1773
    @michaelteehan1773 Рік тому +1

    Thanks, Del. Another quality build video. It was indeed a 30,000 foot view, but the all of the most important things to think about were hit.

  • @b476816
    @b476816 Рік тому +1

    Good lesson Del however I learned a big lesson yesterday. I tried to glue a fretboard onto a neck when it was 92 degrees in my garage. I failed miserably, the glue stayed thick and started drying too quickly. I couldn’t get it lined up set and clamped in time. I might have to star over. Glue all over, it was a mess. Never had that happen before. Thanks for your lessons. I took notes

  • @dougc314
    @dougc314 11 місяців тому +1

    Thanks for the advice, I am planning out a build.

  • @habe1113
    @habe1113 Рік тому +1

    hello, very informative and educational. Many thanks from a German fan.

  • @brentkasl6510
    @brentkasl6510 Рік тому +3

    But look at that low humidity

  • @davidwells3394
    @davidwells3394 5 місяців тому +1

    I would like to hear how to do😊 some chicken 🐔 pickin

  • @bluesboy572
    @bluesboy572 Рік тому +1

    117 in Phoenix

  • @rohlfing63
    @rohlfing63 Рік тому +1

    Good advice. I tend to start with the box or body, and figure out what I want to end up with by working from the box out to the headstock. Either way, get it down on paper before you start cutting to avoid many of those "aw crap" moments.

  • @hurdygurdyguy1
    @hurdygurdyguy1 Рік тому +1

    I started a notebook of “build notes” a few years ago to document each build (size, scale length, parts used etc) in order to not feel like I was reinventing the wheel each time (“that last build’s neck size felt really good,… now, how wide and thick was it?!”)
    But, that only works when you remember to WRITE IT DOWN before you sell/give it away!!!! 😆
    8:55 … a number guitar builders (Texas Toast Guitars in particular) like the open gear tuners…
    I get the rationale about the tuners, i.e. the gears should be pointed towards the box, however… there is is no back and forth play in the shaft when you have a collar (either one that screws in or one that’s just pressed in) that’s holding the shaft in place. There would have to be a lot of play of the shaft in the headstock hole for a “backwards” tuner to fail …
    27:40 … I reuse the waste from the back angle cut underneath as it’s the same angle and so re-establishes the parallel of top and bottom so I can use the same thickness of support blocks in the box…
    28:54 … AC/DC has a tune called “The Jack” 😆

  • @JonahVex
    @JonahVex 11 місяців тому +1

    Hey could you take a sec to explain distance and pitch/angle between hinge and bridge/saddle? I would greatly appreciate it.. I'm currently doing all the math and it would really help.

    • @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar
      @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar  11 місяців тому +1

      there is no science really… i usually allow for roughly an inch and a half of string on the backside of the saddle which allows for sufficient downward pressure (not too much) just enough to hold the saddle in place. it’s the “Goldilocks Zone”. 😏

  • @travelswithbeard8560
    @travelswithbeard8560 9 місяців тому +1

    Australian fan here.. cigar boxes are extremely rare ... what wood and dimensions could I fabricate a box from..

    • @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar
      @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar  9 місяців тому +1

      anything and everything… ive often used 1/4 veneer. i’ve built from a pallet…i say use your imagination. you might stumble on to something you really like

  • @frankschrodinger1424
    @frankschrodinger1424 Рік тому +1

    What sort of nut height would you recommend for slide?

    • @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar
      @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar  Рік тому

      not sure… depends on your playing style… maybe about 1/8 inch at nut ???

  • @TC-si8de
    @TC-si8de Рік тому +1

    Is the saddle free floating or do you glue it down once adjusted?

    • @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar
      @PuckettCigarBoxGuitar  Рік тому

      free floating so you can adjust the intonation

    • @TC-si8de
      @TC-si8de Рік тому

      @@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar thanks for the reply. All the best to you and yours!

  • @danbgt
    @danbgt Рік тому +1

    Yea. Hot. But the humidity was only 25%. Were I live, the humidity never gets that low!

  • @johnwashburn3793
    @johnwashburn3793 Рік тому +1

    My pencil broke, but I cannot read pencil anyway. I'll get a sharpie.