Cigar Box Guitar MASTER CLASS (Part 2)
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- This is Part 2 in the "So you want to build a Cigar Box Guitar " Builders Master Class. This video is mostly about carving and shaping the neck.
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Del I love your enthusiasm in this one. Trying a bunch of different tools for carving. Never change del!
One of the greatest pastimes - the rasp and file!!!! Love the rain here in the Northwest as well!!!
I am enjoying the videos! I have found that a grinder flap sander wheel works amazingly for shaping a neck. I use a 60-grit wheel and the wood just flies off. Then I have fun with the files and sandpaper. Thanks again!
That Little saw is great for fret slots .watch your fingers. Not seen one that size available in uk! great series thanks del.
I suppose if you are going into the CBG business you could buy the router and bits and get a really nice product. I just spent 15 minutes with a rasp, sanding block and a pocket knife for the areas around the neck/headstock connection and at the heel on a red oak neck. I did, however, use an ax and a chain saw on the bridge. (That mesquite tree wasn't going to cut itself down)
BTW, Del, if you would like to try some mesquite for bridges and nuts, let me know and I will send you some to play with.
This is awesome to have so much info concentrated in a few videos. Just please don't tell my wife, she's convinced I NEED to spend that much time researching references... and thanks for sharing. Huge!
My Dad, who had all these woodworking tools, taught me never set the hand plane down on the blade (@7:14). Lay the plane (block planes too) on it’s side. Agree with the comment about the draw knife vs the spoke shave. Also respect to the Amish.
I got a mighty mite for Christmas! That should speed up my fretting! First I have to make my fretting jig/sled. I use a Shinto rasp and files to shape my necks. It is very satisfying to see how quickly the rasp removes material.
CORRECTION (thank you sixstring001)
You can find that saw nlade Here:
www.malcosaw.com/catalog/product/view/id/600/s/js402312000/category/9/
JS402312000
4" blade - kerf .023 - arbor 1/2- teeth 310
$25.04
@@pastorpresent1134 That saw blade is only $6.21???
@@pastorpresent1134 I 100% agree!!!!
The blade for the saw Del is using is a 4” blade. P# JS402312000 it’s $25.04
Great information yet again Mr Puckett.
How many clamps do you recommend for gluing the fretboard to the neck?
“Just one more” or “how many you got?” Haha
Thanks for sharing my friend, and for all that you do for this great community. You’re a legend.
Maybe silly question but do you need a fretboard? Why not just cut the frets in the neck? Purple Heart is a lovely wood to look at.
Love the advice. Thank you very much my friend. These videos all have helped me get a few more things in perspective. So looking forward to the next video as well. I truly think these all will make me a better builder. Still wish I could text you and get more information and opinions on why the slant in the neck and why the larger first fret is needed. Would like to pick your brain on also sanding or filing down the frets if they are just a little higher then the rest.
Sorry for rambling on but am the only one in my city making these guitars and just want to make sure I please my customers more then they have been already.
I think there are videos on back angle, fret dressing etc., in the many videos Mr. Puckett has graciously shared. Amazing catalog of helpful hints! Have fun!,
@@ericshaffer9823 cool thanks
Are you not on cigar box nation?
@@bombercountyblues nope
@@JohnSiedleski I definitely recommend joining. 1000s of builders and players of all levels from every part of the world on there, swapping pictures, videos, ideas and tips..all very welcoming and happy to help.
Love this series learned some new stuff thanks. What size blade do you use for your fret saw?
.023 kerf 4 inch blade 1/2 arbor with stability collars
Puckett Cigar Box Guitar Do you know the actual blade width that company does not list the kerf size? Thanks
Hit the submit button too soon. Thanks for the excellent video!
Hi Del, should a volume nob come with a fixing screw please
what do you mean??
I use a file to normally shape my necks with. Good to know there is more tools I can use though in a pinch
2:57 ... that's how I do my slots, but I'm looking more and more into that mighty mite saw ... or just getting some of those saw blades you use on yours and using my Shopsmith ...
You can find that saw blade here:
www.malcosaw.com/high-speed-steel-saws/jeweler-s-slotting-saws.html
Part # JS102312000
kerf .023 - arbor 1/2- teeth 76$6.21
(you have to buy at least $25 worth of stuff - Multiple blades?)
I might be a little slow.. :P shinto for the win! ha! :)
Will axe more questions later! Thanks Del!!!
Alright the draw knife was a bad idea. As I was humming along with it BAM it took a big bite out of the middle of my neck. Spent 3 hours trying to make it disappear.
So I wanted to let you know. If you have dents it your wood, like something hit it or you dropped it, whatever.. you can hold that area over some steam and it will pop back out. Also, when you switch from file to sandpaper after your 1st sanding and before you switch to the next grit up, Wet a rag and wipe down your wood. Every scratch from the file that you missed with the sand paper will raise up. Like the hair on the back of a dogs neck, right before he bites you. That will save you some time having to go back after they show up with 320 grit.
B)
"awe this files awesome... daang that ones awesome." 😂🤙
A Shinto rasp works great, you can get one on Amazon for less than 20 buckarooskis.
Woo hop part 2.
I use a spokeshave and a shinto rasp
Another Great video. I would like to add more , but I need to find a Shinto rasp.Sorry, gotta go...........................
Smart move
👍🏼
This series is awesome!
Just wanna share another resource for templates: www.ekips.org/tools/guitar/fretfind2d/ It's great if you want to use some odd scale length that's not so common, this thing will calculate everything for whatever specs you want.
I'm building 2 at the same time with the help of all the info on this channel! One with a 35mm film tin can, one with an actual cigar box. It's going very slow because I don't have any power tools besides a small Dremel, or a proper workshop, or much stamina to do it all by hand BUT I'm enjoying every minute of it. Carved both necks the old school way with the chisel and sandpaper and it was probably the most satisfying thing I've ever done in a hobby, no matter how much my arms hurt lol.
That’s awesome!!!!! Stay creative!!! Stay productive 😎
fun video! One thing; your "spokeshave" is not a spokeshave but a drawknife :)
Are you still using the mighty mite saw from HF no problems?
knock on WOOD
I need to get one but saw some feedback it wasn't strong enough motor and kept dragging
@@brentkasl6510 You have to do it quickly like Del does in the video. It is wimpy but if you use his method - it works.
@@brentkasl6510 You have to shove the fret board through quickly - like Del does in the video - If you go slow it will bog down and you have to go very slow - so just shoot it through quickly and it will make a nice cut.
God Bless Your Efforts
I plan on using it for nothing necks
Several shallow passes instead of messy router
I know the measurement must be accurate, but is there any tolerance in frets groove?
I don’t understand the question
@@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar
For example, if the distance between the first and second frets is 2.574mm, but I do 2.58. Is it problem?
@@petrvotava4345 that's very subtle... I default to what I think sounds best according to my ear and I rely on templates
How much for guitar
priceless 😎👍🏽
Quit taking yourself so seriously Del !
Try and have so e fun once in awhile 🤣
If I don’t take myself seriously... no one will 😜
What specific saw blade do you use to get the right kerf for the frets?
Many Thanks!
CORRECTION (thank you sixstring001)
You can find that saw nlade Here:
www.malcosaw.com/catalog/product/view/id/600/s/js402312000/category/9/
JS402312000
4" blade - kerf .023 - arbor 1/2- teeth 310
$25.04
I probably would have started with the belt sander.
You failed to mention free online fretting calculators, some that allow you to print templates (such as WFRET, free software for Windows computers). CB Gitty is not the only game in town. It seems like they might sponsor you??? In addition, there are safety concerns when inhaling wood dust - especially certain exotic varieties. Your viewers might want to know where you get purple heart (hardwood suppliers like Rocker Woodworking for example). Just saying...
I use the fret calculator at StewMac.com and lay them out myself.
@@brianking5092 I've used that one too. But I really like WFRET. Lazy I guess LOL
@@phylonon I'm not familiar with WFRET. Will give them a look. Thanks.
Frst time seeing a swiss army multi saw ,lol
Del can you please tell everyone exactly which blade you are using from www.malcosaw.com/high-speed-steel-saws/jeweler-s-slotting-saws.html
I have ... repeatedly... see any of my slotting videos
4 inch... 1/2 inch arbor ... . 023 kerf ..
CORRECTION (thank you sixstring001)
You can find that saw nlade Here:
www.malcosaw.com/catalog/product/view/id/600/s/js402312000/category/9/
JS402312000
4" blade - kerf .023 - arbor 1/2- teeth 310
$25.04
I didn’t know Ted Nugent had a brother.
🤣😂
Purple Heart dust is really bad for you
So is candy... tobacco... alcohol... heck, even bacon is bad for you!!! 😎
@@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar Chocolate! ^_^ :D I'm on 2 now... haha!!!!
Is this guy supposed to be an expert???
a HACK more like...
Saw'z-all for the win 'cuz I can't cope!🍻
A axe 'wood' work...