Mastering the Art of Les Paul Neck Step-by-Step from Scratch Start to Finish
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- 00:00 Making The Less Paul Neck
0:16 Making the rosewood headstock veneer
1:05 Laying out the scarf joint
1:45 CNC milling the scarfe joint faces
2:52 Gluing the scarf joint
3:22 Cleaning up the scarf joint faces on the CNC
3:49 Attacing the headstock veneer
4:48 CNC milling the headstock
5:40 Milling the Truss rod slot
5:56 Cutting and attaching the heel block
6:14 Shaping the back of the headstock
6:36 Shaping the back of the neck and heel
7:02 Cutting the neck profile
7:21 Finish milling with a 3/4" ball mill
8:26 CNC milling the Fretboard
8:43 Fretboard Inlay
9:15 Milling the fretboard radius
9:30 CNC cutting Fret Slots
10:17 Attaching the fretboard to the neck
10:51 Hand Shaping
11:10 fretboard binding slot
11:35 Fretting
12:20 fretboard binding
12:38 Shaping the Gibson-style binding nubs
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Hey, I've been waiting for this one! Great work!
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great video, you make it looks easy. We just need to try a simple fret dressing job or neck sanding to discover the skills needed and time effort. Great job
Thanks, after you do it a couple of hundred times it gets easy, well maybe not easy, at least you learn what to expect.
I sure enjoy your videos and have learned a great deal. You seem to use the ball bit in many operation. Just curious what type of bit it is.
I get that question a lot, and it's strange, It's a 3/4" ball end from my local big box hardware store, you can get them very easily.
@@TwoCherriesInsThank you sir. I appreciate it
Man this video is gonna help me tremendously with my LP project coming up.Did you tile the tool path for the headstock?.I'm trying to figure out how to segment the neck up accurately like you do here.Is it just careful measurements and attachments to the spoilboard? Also this is a killer soundtrack,it reminds me of David Rowback's guitar playing! Thanks!
I share my fusion files with my patron group, It's a good way to get a bit more insight into my toolpath and set up choices.
@@TwoCherriesIns oh awesome! IM joining thanks!
I'm an unabashed fan of nibs!
It's the first one I have tried this way, and I do like it.
@@TwoCherriesIns I'm glad it worked out!
Hi. Are you doing machining in Fusion already or you import 3D model to Aspire or Vectric and do it there? Machining of the back side of the neck is done in 3 phases right, as a separate jobs?( headstock-knee-middle part)Thanks and a great job
The CAD and CAM are both done in Fusion 360, yes the milling is done in three sections, it keeps the milling form having a lot of big rapid moves, and cuts down the run time a bit.
What CAD/CAM software are you using?
I use Fusion 360
may i know your bits size for fret slot.. it looks longer than 1 mm..
These are .023"
YOU CAN USE .6MM PCB MILLING CUTTER THEY WORK JUST FINE AND CHEAPER THAN STEW MACKS OVERPRICED AND OVERRATED JUNK
I don't use the stewmac bits either, the .024" are made for pcb milling, and work great.
Curious if there is any patent infringement if you put a les paul style head stock on a guitar and sale it?
Im not selling it, I just make UA-cam videos.
@@TwoCherriesIns Actually I was more asking than anything because I don't know and I am curious if just copying a headstock would qualify as patent infringement. If you know, please let me know. Very nice work though.
@@JD-nq4vb I'm no expert, but if you make a big enough splash they are going to want you to stop or want a piece of the 🥧. For personal use its not infringement, and I find that on a small scale, unless you are publishing UA-cam videos, they wont even notice you.
@@TwoCherriesIns Good points/info, thanks.