DIY Adjustable, Intonatable Floating Guitar/Bass Bridge
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2021
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Tim - Навчання та стиль
This reminds me of my Panjo. It’s got three nickels on it and a penny. Love it. Thanks Man. Make On Brother
Thanks for the heads up for a change!
i like this.. because they are simple to adjust and to make things in tune in clever way ..
Really interesting idea. I'll be curious to see how well this works out. I like how you brought the production cost down from 50¢ to 12¢. 😁 Thanks for sharing!
Sure, "time is money" but money is also money! lol
Good video Tim
Awesome and very timely for the bass guitar I'm building. Thank you for posting this.
your videos are always great to watch
Great video, Tim! Thanks for making it.
it's amazing to see you still learning and exploring tim
oh my god, there is so much to learn about everything! Like I say to my son, knowing stuff is cool, but LEARNING stuff is AMAZING! There's no end and it excites me every day I get to try something new.
This is really cool, im building a guitar from scratch, i wand to make as much of it myself as i can and this gave me a lot of new ideas for a bridge, thank you
Loved. Such a handy trick for amateur builders like me. Thanks 👍
Love what you are doing, thank you for sharing. Made a 12 String bridge from aluminum - took a long time but works great. Sound is better than the original bridge.
Great idea & nice work as usual Tim! 👍😉🎸
Great video. Super interesting build. Been recently thinking about improvisation, sketching, riffing. I used to do my improvisation in the shop, now I mostly do it in CAD. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Nickel thumb screws was a great idea! Those bass’ are awesome! Great job man!
Love it!!
you should arch them to match the fretboard radius.
Awesome!
Very cool I was thinking just awhile ago about making one.
very cool Idea !
fret material on the bridge; nice
this reminds me diy pickup except magnets sideways on touching the bolts
I Used such a Bridge in Höffner Style for my 12string.😁👍👍 Cool Thing!
They look pretty schmicko, mate, fantastic job! 👍🏽
I had an old semi accoustic that had something very similar, many many moons ago.
Well Tim this is great stuff I don't know wow wow and well intonation let's go
This is a great idea! I made a 3d model of a roller bridge that could adjust spacing but never really had the time to manufacture or make one, but this is also a really cool solution
cheers. I plan on making more parts as I progress. Started here with an eaiser one than a fully articulating bridge!
@@timsway Can't wait to see, keep up the good work!
"Trusty Old CNC Machine"... love it :D
Very cool! I think that can be improved by radiusing the top to match the fingerboard
Yes! Or carving deeper in to the fret wire on the edges. These are "blanks" to be finished to fit the guitar.
Nice!! I have love hate relationship with the bridge on my Violin Bass. But I can see where it is necessary on some basses. Still a great tutorial!!
well put but sometimes it's just the "right" bridge for the bass. I have added little set screws to them in the past to keep them from moving around, lightly tapped in to the body.
I feel like all of Tim's guitars are either super modern styled or the 1960's soviet style. Love them. Someday I might have to make a funny lookin' guitar!
Very astute. I love the stye of the oddballs and imports from the early days of the instruments, before Fender and Gibson homogenized the market, but I'm trying to make them with a modern edge and practices - eco-consciously.
Your so cool man
Your the shit Tim keep it coming
*You're - HAHAHAHAHA!
came to say this lol
@@charleyedwards2121 it ain't no lie
Круто, на советских гитарах были такие бриджи. Лайк за монетки
neat. i was looking at the chinesium versions of these on amazon the other day - i was looking for ideas for retro style bridges (sometimes i just stare at pictures of guitar parts.. its my asmr).
haha! understood. You've seen what I do. Needless to say, I'm probably staring at the same pics :)
Me like. 👍🎸
Do you do orders? I need a bridge for a 10-string bass so I can adjust the intonation
I see you found the plans. cheers! All you really need is a drill, hand saw and sander.
Doesn't this style of guitar have inntonation problems? I'd like to make one to save money on a guitar build but I also have to take into account the lack of adjustable intonation. Thoughts?
They are not as easy/accurate to intonate as a modern style fully articulated bridge, but I was easily able to get the two basses I built well intonated.
Super👍🏻👏🏻🤝🏻👌🏻
How you ground this type of Bridge?
to the tailpiece or just don't.
@@timsway thanks man 👍
headphone wearer can you put a lil compression on your voiceovers pleas
A buddy of mine has just replaced the nut on his guitar with a brass one and he swears he can hear a difference, I've been wondering what a guitar would sound like with a glass or stone nut 🤔
Stone sounds interesting. I've made nuts from brass and aluminum. I like using metal and heavy wood like ebony. I don't use bone because that's kinda gross :)
@@timsway I've heard bone is nasty to work with and so is deer antler, I follow some knife makers here on YT and both those things are traditional handle materials.
@@JohnSmith-ki2eq yes. I've been a vegetarian for 25 years. Burning through bone with a power sander is not high on my list of things I want to do.
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bra you broke Federal law drilling into that nickel
Only if you try to put it back in circulation. Hobo nickels and money art is legal.
HAH! Nickel Back
lol
Tim, please stop with the DIY. If you are going to continue to do luthier videos, get it right and actually learn about correct practices in the luthier realm. Please step up your knowledge and skills. Or just make furniture. You keep popping up in my luthier que and your crude final products are good practices and kind of ugly.
You don't have to watch. We're on different paths and that is ok.
@@timsway Good point.