Final Video (Ep 24 - Acoustic Guitar Build)
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2018
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Thank you everybody for following along on this series - I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S OVER! Sorry I didn't make videos for the final setup - some things are better left up to the pros... If you want to learn how to do a final set up my advice is have someone teach you. It would be very hard to learn how to do this online.
Stay tuned for the final montage...
Still a great job. Practice makes perfect, or closer to it. It is a priceless guitar because you made it. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
That guitar is boomy ! Sounds great. I think I'm going with the Bolt on neck on my second guitar. I hand cut the Mortise and Tenon on my first. Had to do lots of fiddling around with it. Had the thing playing decent. Decided the fret board was a little too narrow. So I widened it and ended up radiusing it too much. So now I've leveled it with Polyester resin and ordered a 20' sanding block so we'll see if i can save it lol.
Wonderful job Adam!
Hi Adam, thanks for sharing your experience, beautiful work! preparing to get started soon, learning from guys like you :-) thx, chris
Hey Adam - Great job. I watched the series and was most impressed considering it was your 1st guitar. Not many people would choose Ziracote for their 1st one so well done for getting through it. I'm sure your good friend also advised that you go for a mortice and tenon neck joint in future and although you got away with the butt joint making a jig to cut the M&T is not difficult and will give you so much more rigidity. As the wood moves with atmospheric conditions that neck joint needs all the help it can get. My 1st build used a traditional dovetail and worked just fine but does make more work if you need a neck reset down the road. Bolt on necks make so much more sense and I honesty cannot tell any difference in the sound from a glued joint. I've also tried many different methods of fretting and now I fret the board before I fit it to the neck. This allows me to use my shop made press and seats the frets so consistently that I have very little work to do on them in the final set up and saves all that stress on the neck and top. Keep up the great work but I warn you it gets contageous.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this series - thank you so much for putting all that hard work into documenting the process. Definitely inspired! 🎸⚡️🎸
Hey Adam - just watched the whole series - best guitar building course I’ve seen! Maybe because you are not a pro luthier (although you might be after a couple more builds!) you made the demonstrations and explanations much more relatable and valuable to amateurs like me. Really impressive process and attention to detail. Thanks so much!
Congrats on a wonderful series and outcome! Well done!
I binged watched the 24 videos. I am so impressed with your skills and output. A great guitar!!
Possibly the most beautiful guitar I have ever seen
Great job. I'm making my first guitar, same woods, same 000 size. I only hope the end result sounds as good as yours. Well done.
Sounds fabulous!
I absolutly loved your serie ! Very down to earth, modest and well put together. You made it look like something very humanly duable to go through this very complex build process. I feel super inspired and will try to build my own because of you (no hard feelings if it dosen’t go as well as yours off course lol). Thank you for your work👌
Excellent video series. Very interesting how you created this beautiful guitar.
Process can be simplified, you can forgo binding, use a bolt on neck and use a simple bracing pattern like carbon lattice
Thanks for cataloging your use of an oil based finish. I've built 5 acoustics and used a nitro spray in a booth at the shop I learned at; now finishing up three more in my own shop and I hated the idea of building and using a spray booth with toxic chemicals. You've really empowered me to step away from the notion that the only finish worth having is a NC finish - thanks again!
Sounds fantastic! Very nice job.
It turned out beautiful! Glad I followed along with this series, thanks for sharing it. Good job man!
Thanks Alex!
Nice work champ ,I've enjoyed watching you on this project . ✔
Such a incredible series, you killed it Brotha!
It’s very refreshing to hear how humble you are and giving props where they are due
SFCD acoustic guitar is now definitely on my bucket list 🤙
That turned out awesome! I built a Les Paul a few years ago and put a little too much angle on the neck joint so I ended up cranking the bridge adjustment all the way out and making some special pickup bezels to compensate for it. Probably you'd never notice unless you knew what to look for but it always bugs the builder. ;) Anyway that acoustic is gorgeous and I love that upper end tone. Very snappy sounding. You've inspired me to start building one too! Thanks!
You are the man! Thank you for all these wonderful informative videos. Beautiful work all around
Awesome guitar man! And great series, I enjoyed it and found it inspiring to try for myself!
Sounds just great.
HEY!!! are you going to make any more videos??!!! your such a great teacher and i love your videos!!!! PLEASE post more!!!!!
A great series and awesome awesome looking guitar
fantastic job on your guitar!...It's a beautiful piece of art, and it sounds and plays really great!!...great to meet you
Thanks Evan! I should have your footage edited soon. It might be easiest to put it on a thumb drive and give it to you, I'll text you
Looks and sounds great
Wow great tone on that thing! Blackbird is my go to warm up as well, haha.
I've watched the series from the beginning and want to say thank you for putting so much time and effort into it. I just finished my first kit build and plan on tackling a build like this next, so I'll be coming back to this series. Honestly, they're very relaxing and interesting to watch, even when I'm not building something alongside. Cheers and thanks again!
Phil Walker thanks man I appreciate that! Haha blackbird is pretty much the only song I know... I have to get better at guitar I’m just too impatient... thank you for the feedback though. I spend so much time on these dang videos I’m glad that somebody enjoys them! Good luck w your next build!
Beautiful!
Happy to have followed your videos
I have enjoyed the whole series. Really great work, it has inspired me to try making an acoustic at some point. I need to build some jugs and get a bandsaw
man been following this series since you started it and would get excited when i seen a new video drop haha
guitar came out so damn well, that tone is unreal!, cant wait to see what else you do on this channel man its one of my favorites
Thanks man! I really appreciate it!
awesome series!
It sounds as good as it looks!!!
Fantastic work!!! Congratulations from Italy!
Grazie!
I prefer the neck angle slightly back, like you built it. Better action means more precise entonation. Most acoustic guitars have a high action to cover poor neck building ( twist and warp) and crappy fret work. That guitar has a beautiful sound and sustain ! Perfect build to me ! Thanks for the video!
Good job. Inspiring mind set.
Sounds great !
Classy looking guitar. She's beautiful.
Excellent song choice!
excellent man! A job well done.
Fantastic series and spectacular results. Thank you for sharing this process! One question I had is, why not install the frets before attaching the neck? Hammering in those last few over the body of the guitar looked terrifying.
I really really REALLY enjoyed this series. I watched it all over the course of a day and it was very easy to take in and understand. About the neck, and I know this is an older series from about 4 years ago, but since you did a butt joint and the threaded inserts, would it maybe be worth a look into shimming the neck a little bit so your saddle doesn't have to sit so high? all in all loved this series!
Really good job buddy, looks great, sounds great - will become a family heirloom, Look forward to your Q&A session got a few for you. Again great job!
Mark Taylor thanks man!
Thank you Adam I am really envy to be a guy doing stuff like you. I watched the whole series of your videos. The beautiful guitar you made makes jaw dropping warm and sweet tones. Splendid!!!
Thanks man really appreciate it!
@@AGuyDoingStuffAdam Will you be coming back to youtube to make more stuff?
Terrific job Adam! You should be very proud of that guitar. The guitar sounds really nice & I love how you ended with "Blackbird". Enjoy it pal, you deserve it after all of the hard work...................... :)
Thanks Steve! Thanks for all the help along the way!
Fantástico !!!! Great Job !
Good job!
What an impressive feet. The guitar is stunning! Think of the workmanship and hours invested. Truly a masterpiece.
Thank you man!
Im from indo support you, good you 🎸
Man that's so beautiful! I'm in Springfield!
Shane Kentucky Sizemore awesome I grew up in Springfield! SHS class of 07
OK that is a very good looking guitar. Waw!
Wow,,,, Awesome!!!👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌
A mortise and tenon isn’t going to solve the neck angle issue, that is totally dependent on the mating surface between the neck and body. A tenon actually complicates adjusting the angle.
Great job on the guitar. Hope there’s a second build!
Here's this guy who built an entire gorgeous guitar who's not comfortable filing nuts and adjusting saddles, while I'm exactly the other way around. It's way easier and less risky to work on those precision things!
But yeah I'm not a woodworker, I wish.
Serious question here.. In the future would you consider making another guitar for sale? I'd love to get in contact with you as im looking to get a guitar built in the near future and with how beautiful looking and sounding this is i feel it would give me an opportunity to have a truly one of a kind masterfully created instrument. If possible, do let me know!
Looks great! Bring it by our shop some time. We'd love to see it. :-)
Hilltop Music Shop yeah! I’d love to! I’ll try the next couple weeks! Thanks!
In regards to the angle of your neck joint I don't know if you are aware that if you attach the neck and it is straight with the frets installed. You take a straight edge and place it on the fretboard and run it to the bridge. It should just meet the top of the bridge. If you know this already just ignore this. The guitar is beautiful!
Hello adam, where can i get the template paper like yours, please. I have plan to make my own guitar too
Slightly high saddle is better than one too low. Over time, as all guitars do, the action will rise, and you'll have lots of room to lower it without a reset.
Love it when you play Blackbird of The Beatles :D
Do you live in Oregon? Gorgeous guitar, she sounds heavenly.
Man , what can I say .... pffff, I mean just thanks for sharing this , I'm watching it during quarantine and it's the best and most entertaining series I've seen so far , and one of the nicest things ive watched in my life . Thank you sir , both your first and this second guitar are beautiful, and both sound great .
Joe see thank you man, means a lot people appreciate it! Stay safe!
Thanks for the series! Enjoyed your videos altough I dont play guitar and dont do any woodcrafts.
Thanks Rob!
Molto molto molto bravo e modesto
Did you copy the look of an already existing guitar or soemthing becuase I would really like to purchase this.
buddy God bless you... what a great art.. keep it up and get more success... best of luck.. i subscribed you channel and I'll wait for your next videos.. hope next videos will be amazing.. show your art and let the world know about it... thanks for your guidance. hope I'll be successful to make my own guitar too... i saw whole series of guitar making.. thanks a lot...
What was the hardest part to get right and could you summarize some lessons learned that you got out of building this?
I think the hardest parts were understanding the complex stuff like radiusing the sides and neck joint stuff without someone helping me in person. Some of that stuff is really hard to understand just by reading. Thanks and good luck w yours!
Did you put Gotoh SG-381 on? :)
They're Gotoh... not sure which ones - they came with the kit I got from lmii
what is up with the back stripe
Good job . I don't have the money to buy me a regular guitar. I would love to .
Would you recommend making a guitar over buying one?
eh... kind of depends... I love the process so if you're interested in woodworking and learning new things it's a great project and because it's custom built it's going to sound much better than a factory built guitar. I don't really like playing guitar though. If you want a nice guitar to play it would be easier and cheaper to buy an expensive guitar I think...
I came from Junior Silvera's Channel.
What town in Oregon Do you live in?
what song did you play at the end of this video??
lalala lilili blackbird by the Beatles
Now a nylon strings guitar! ou eletric guitar✌👍
Bro donde esta?
Blackbird
Great job, what's next? Maybe something easier? ;)
Do an electric guitar. I’m building my first one
What’s the next project?
airstream renovation! I'm gonna take a short break and hopefully start this summer
it's beautiful and I am picky
What's next?? Guitar stand or case?;)haha
haha more like a break!
Price of this guitar?
$39,689.99
@@yuyah7413 Its too much
a laminated neck wont move..with a volute
Now give it to some famous singer to smash it on the stage! 💀\,,/ 😂
WTHbro right?! Find me somebody famous enough and I’m in!
Elvis
I'm sure someone would cover the guitar replacement cost if you got Elvis back to smash it.
Give in to me,,☺️🤪 i'am from Indonesia. Need to Gitar. It's beautiful gitar
Can I have your mail? I have request.
no
what happend to this guy i enjoyed his videos but he dissapeared after this guitar was built
Jesus christ is coming repent choose him today he loves you. .
It's loud. Too much banjo sound.