Not sure what you mean by lose it but I can definitely imagine how easy this guitar could grow legs and walk away, if you know what I mean. Got to watch your guitars. My brother loved his guitars. He had one, in particular, stolen from him, he went to every pawn shop and found it and before they even identified the guy my brother was describing someone he knew who he suspected of stealing it. And walked out with his guitar.
@@selfesteem3447 oh gosh that’s too bad he had his stolen 😰 but i just wanted to say that the joke of “how easy it would be to lose this guitar” is that it’s made of guitar picks, and they get lost all the time, and fall into the guitar and can be really hard to get it out. At least that’s what I thought at first reading the comment. But you do definitely make a point that this guitar is so cool it could easily be stolen!
Man i felt pain when i think about even changing camera angles for each process. I watched many different types of creating process videos on youtube. But this was one of the most detailed and explanatory ones. Not only great creativity talent but also very clean recording. Thank you so much for this awesome video
You know someone is really, really good at something when they make something extremely difficult look so simple- as though anyone can do it. Great video.
It’s actually not as hard as it looks, acoustic guitars are a whole different story. As far as electric goes I could go to my garage and make one right now if I wanted to
It never ceases to amaze me how much work goes into designing and building something that is seemingly simple. There are so many shortcuts I'd try to invent if I were making guittars like this all the time.
There are makers and then there are craftsmen that use every tool available to its fullest to create the ultimate version of there desired weapons'. This was a real treat to see. Thank you so much for sharing it.
This guitar is **gorgeous**! The time and skill that went into it is beyond impressive and it looks and sounds just amazing. Well done sir, you're art is next level!
I was surprised a couple of times: first - the idea, then - handmade neck (I really expected the readymade one will be taken), but when he started to do pickups ...... No, words ...No doubt: Great job. All the best to you.
yes it is a great feeling, i have made many guitars and the great thing about making your own guitar is you can personalize to your liking for example, do you like the feel of a les paul but love the sound of a telecaster? if you make your own guitar you can do that.
Thats so cool,I love this. But just imagine one second how bad you would feel if you lose the pick and you can't find it when playing this guitar 🤣🤣. Awesome job anyways 👏👏
You could punch the middle out of a bunch of the picks, glue and stack them with whole picks at the top and bottom, and use them to make a chambered body that would refract light pretty cool depending on what type of transparent/luscent picks you used. You could also use the chambers to stash and diffuse LEDs or other lights.
What a magnificent work of art. Can't even begin to imagine the hours it took to create this incredible guitar from guitar picks and resin and all the work you put in creating the neck and headstock completely from scratch. The quality and workmanship are second to none. I can see you have an incredible talent for creating such wonderfully unique guitars. Well done! Thankyou for sharing.
The resin body full of picks is really cool, but the most impressive thing, to me, is that you make the neck and fretboard yourself, and make your own pickups. That's true craftsmanship!
I have repaired a few guitars in my time but never have I seen such a beautiful gift and classy guitar. You are an artist...thank you for the inspirational video.
another gorgeous instrument, i am still so speechless at how beautiful theses guitars are that you make so carefully and lovingly. No detail over looked or passed over. Truly a beautiful pick guitar.
Dude, watching him make this, I can feel all the love and heart that he is putting into this. Not like an assembly line "Just get them built and out the door" type attitude. Perfection is what his goal is. Bravo.
This video represents the culmination of literally hundreds of hours of training, trial, and error. Noe, you are the epitome of what a true craftsman should be. Much deep respect from a new subscriber!
Yes !!! I have made several comments on how cool it would look to have a epoxy resin guitar made with guitar picks to several guitar makers that do the same craft and you are the first one to do it, that sir come out "outstanding" great job for sure 👍🎸🏆.
Já que ele postou em russo e não em inglês, vou traduzir. "Esta é uma obra de arte! Quanta paciência e trabalho é investido nesta guitarra. Bravo mestre! Obrigado por esta obra-prima."
@@MauroGuerreiro Since he posted in Spanish and not in English, I will translate. "This is a work of art! How much patience and work is invested in this guitar. Bravo master! Thank you for this masterpiece." side note - i do speak russian, lol.
Я тоже после 9 класса, во время каникул делал электрогитару по чертежам из журнала радио, отлично все получилось. Правда у меня кроме рубанка, ручной дрели, ножовки и паяльника ничего небыло...
Damn. Now I know how a handcrafted electric guitar is made. No wonder they're very expensive, so much time, effort and raw materials go into them. Each one is made with precision and experience. Each one is unique.
Un maestro, un artesano crea algo a partir la nada y que mejor si es una guitarra electrica 🎸👏 saludos cordiales 🇨🇱 ese instrumento es único, valioso y hermoso.
Wow! That's not just a Guitar! It's a work of art! The neck is stunningly beautiful and the choice of guitar picks make the colors pop so much! I can't even play guitar but I would gladly display this in my home!😍
Probably the only thing its going to be used for. With repeated use, the epoxy would begin to chip and crack. Can't see anyone spending that much time building a guitar only to have such a beautiful work of art begin to slowly fall apt with use.
Someone else already said this, but I think the idea of LEDs stashed inside a translucent/transparent guitar body made of resin would allow so much insane potential. You could make a "Galaxy Guitar" and swirl all kinds of purple, blue, and pink through the epoxy for the "nebulae", leave a black sheet at the bottom (back) of the guitar and then embed glitter and some white LEDs as the "stars"... That would be sick.
You may or may not be aware of the Rickenbacker "Light Show" guitar. Of course, LEDs were not a thing in the 1970s, when that guitar was made. Quite the collector's item, that model is, as they didn't sell very well when they were made (I seem to recall the price tag as being one of the issues). But one feature of the Light Show was that different lights would respond to different frequencies. But I seriously like your idea, too, in that it probably wouldn't be *that* difficult to make it as how you would have it, especially with the swirls. I would also put the lights in the back of the guitar, and cover the LEDs with a plate, in case maintenance is required. But I would also have them flash when playing, with some of the LEDs constant for the "cool" effect, when sitting on the stand. Battery-powered LEDs, just to keep the guitar on the safer side, as opposed to running 120V to the lights!
incredible talent sir..To combine that skill with the art put into this project has to be satisfying even for those who get the chance to own it and of course play it..The attention he paid to every detail into this guitar shows quality workmanship
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Quanto cobra pra fazer uma dessa pra mim e frete?
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Why ? Why not on this channel? Is this channel not your official channel sir?
Dude, you need to re-think your management on how to use the glue. You are WASTING waaaaaaay to much of it. Other than that interesting Video.
Grandísimo trabajo!!!👏👏👏👏
Mad respect for building the neck from scratch
Thank ypu
No doubt he's the only 1 in the world building them from scratch 😂😂😂
@@BobbyGazo Not seen burls art then? The only one in the world this guy copied? lol
can you imagine how easy it would be to lose this guitar
Not sure what you mean by lose it but I can definitely imagine how easy this guitar could grow legs and walk away, if you know what I mean. Got to watch your guitars. My brother loved his guitars. He had one, in particular, stolen from him, he went to every pawn shop and found it and before they even identified the guy my brother was describing someone he knew who he suspected of stealing it. And walked out with his guitar.
@@selfesteem3447 oh gosh that’s too bad he had his stolen 😰 but i just wanted to say that the joke of “how easy it would be to lose this guitar” is that it’s made of guitar picks, and they get lost all the time, and fall into the guitar and can be really hard to get it out. At least that’s what I thought at first reading the comment. But you do definitely make a point that this guitar is so cool it could easily be stolen!
Have you any idea how much one of these things weigh?
It would turn up in the clothes dryer eventually.
LOOOOOL
Man i felt pain when i think about even changing camera angles for each process. I watched many different types of creating process videos on youtube. But this was one of the most detailed and explanatory ones. Not only great creativity talent but also very clean recording. Thank you so much for this awesome video
Thank you so much my friend
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The fact that he can build the guitar from scratch, and then play it is so attractive to me.
You know someone is really, really good at something when they make something extremely difficult look so simple- as though anyone can do it. Great video.
I made a electric guitar at Wood shop in School when I was about 14, I still have it to this day 20 years later.
He wound his own pickup, that's on a level I haven't seen
He should've overlapped the picks like fish/snake scales.
@@marksmann1850 u do that
It’s actually not as hard as it looks, acoustic guitars are a whole different story. As far as electric goes I could go to my garage and make one right now if I wanted to
It never ceases to amaze me how much work goes into designing and building something that is seemingly simple. There are so many shortcuts I'd try to invent if I were making guittars like this all the time.
Just saying, if you invent a device that would help with the tedious parts of building a guitar, you'd hit bank.
EXELENTE, ahora se va perder la guitarra :(
Jajajaja, si, en algun pantalon el la lavadora
😂😂😂 te la rifaste!!
Sjajaj buena esa
Jajajaja
Pensei a mesma coisa kkkk.
So many hearts made that guitar. Of all colors.
Make my first guitar for studio 5G.
You should change the title to "Electric guitar made with immense passion, skill, craftsmanship, dedication and love." Brilliantly done.
Thank you Sir
I couldn't have said it better, also it is beautiful and the sound is awesome.
There are makers and then there are craftsmen that use every tool available to its fullest to create the ultimate version of there desired weapons'.
This was a real treat to see. Thank you so much for sharing it.
Thank you
This guitar is **gorgeous**! The time and skill that went into it is beyond impressive and it looks and sounds just amazing. Well done sir, you're art is next level!
Thank you
That is an absolutely beautiful work of art! And it sounds awesome! Well done doesn't seem to be enough!
Thank you
I was surprised a couple of times: first - the idea, then - handmade neck (I really expected the readymade one will be taken), but when he started to do pickups ...... No, words ...No doubt: Great job. All the best to you.
I was a bit disappointed that he didn't make his own pots! :-)
@@davidbrigden4194 Thought exactly the same.
Just imagine how awesome it feels when playing a handmade guitar that you made by yourself.😱aww man....
I'm giving away this guitar
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It's really easy to participate
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yes it is a great feeling, i have made many guitars and the great thing about making your own guitar is you can personalize to your liking for example,
do you like the feel of a les paul but love the sound of a telecaster? if you make your own guitar you can do that.
Thats so cool,I love this. But just imagine one second how bad you would feel if you lose the pick and you can't find it when playing this guitar 🤣🤣. Awesome job anyways 👏👏
Imagine how cool it would be to travel to every rock concert you could for a few years to get that many picks signed then making one of these
that would make it a very priceless guitar!
YEAH, ...Just think...It would only take about 13 years !.....of course you'd only get the ones you can see signed cutting it to about 2 .
pointless
Nobody is signing picks.
@@SHREDTILLDEAD how? Literally almost every rock band does it. You just can't see it lol
Sad thing is that like every guitarist, the day will come when you can't find a pick as a couple thousand stare back at you.
You could punch the middle out of a bunch of the picks, glue and stack them with whole picks at the top and bottom, and use them to make a chambered body that would refract light pretty cool depending on what type of transparent/luscent picks you used. You could also use the chambers to stash and diffuse LEDs or other lights.
That's a really cool idea, thank you
Will Be alittle strange when ask eachother this Picks. 'Hey bro do you have Picks?
wow their ya go, you've found your calling...
Will lasted a thousand yrs, for your Generations, keep safe and well, will be priceless in the future. Very Good job! 💝👍👍👍🥰🤩
Well...there's 30min I'll never WANT back!
The Only way someone has the patience to build a masterpiece like this is if they are in love with their craft!! Great work man!
Nice
Masterpiece?!? It's a waste of resources, plain and simple. There is nothing masterful about waste.
@@DemnRaig80 How was it wasted? It was transformed into an instrument?
@@DemnRaig80 I don’t think you know what resources are 😂
@@DemnRaig80 It's ART. There is no such thing as waste of resources in art, this craftsman took pieces of things and created a masterpiece!
now I appreciate the insane cost attached to a handmade guitar, FANTASTIC FOOTAGE THANKYOU.
What a magnificent work of art. Can't even begin to imagine the hours it took to create this incredible guitar from guitar picks and resin and all the work you put in creating the neck and headstock completely from scratch. The quality and workmanship are second to none. I can see you have an incredible talent for creating such wonderfully unique guitars. Well done! Thankyou for sharing.
Thank you so much for such a nice comment Sir
The resin body full of picks is really cool, but the most impressive thing, to me, is that you make the neck and fretboard yourself, and make your own pickups. That's true craftsmanship!
Thank you Sir
@@NoeHervas that's a guitar Eddie Van Halen would have been proud of 😎✌️🤘🤘
I have repaired a few guitars in my time but never have I seen such a beautiful gift and classy guitar. You are an artist...thank you for the inspirational video.
Thanks
another gorgeous instrument, i am still so speechless at how beautiful theses guitars are that you make so carefully and lovingly. No detail over looked or passed over. Truly a beautiful pick guitar.
dude....lovingly?
not like he kissed every part ;)
Dude, watching him make this, I can feel all the love and heart that he is putting into this. Not like an assembly line "Just get them built and out the door" type attitude. Perfection is what his goal is. Bravo.
This whole process was incredibly amazing to watch! Thank you for sharing with us!
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This video represents the culmination of literally hundreds of hours of training, trial, and error. Noe, you are the epitome of what a true craftsman should be. Much deep respect from a new subscriber!
You left me literally speechless, thank you so much for such a nice comment my friend
アイデアも凄いけどそれを形にできるのも本当にすごい
Everything about this build is impressive. Incredible amount of quality work - thank you for capturing it.
My friend, are you all right? I hope you and your family are happy and healthy every day!
@@7hjm8888 that’s super random but ok
Yes !!! I have made several comments on how cool it would look to have a epoxy resin guitar made with guitar picks to several guitar makers that do the same craft and you are the first one to do it, that sir come out "outstanding" great job for sure 👍🎸🏆.
Thanks. I hope I have satisfied your expectations
So have I! I'm so glad to finally see it done
For anyone that asks why some guitars are so expensive...now you know. A true piece of art. Well done!
You made it look so easy…a testament to your incredible skill and craftsmanship!
Это произведение искусства!!!Сколько терпения и труда вложены в эту гитару.Браво мастер!Спасибо за этот шедевр.
Já que ele postou em russo e não em inglês, vou traduzir.
"Esta é uma obra de arte! Quanta paciência e trabalho é investido nesta guitarra. Bravo mestre! Obrigado por esta obra-prima."
@@MauroGuerreiro Since he posted in Spanish and not in English, I will translate. "This is a work of art! How much patience and work is invested in this guitar. Bravo master! Thank you for this masterpiece."
side note - i do speak russian, lol.
Я тоже после 9 класса, во время каникул делал электрогитару по чертежам из журнала радио, отлично все получилось. Правда у меня кроме рубанка, ручной дрели, ножовки и паяльника ничего небыло...
Sensacional! Uma obra de arte esculpida, escarrada, sonorizada, musicada e poetizada! O ser humano é realmente capaz de coisas incríveis!
Always good to see a craftsman at work
Thank you Sir
I just admire your skill and literacy! I would have dreamed of having such a great guitar! Bravo, master!
Thanks!
Can’t stop watching Mr Hervas….he’s just on another level of guitar creation 😬👍
Thank you sir
i just love the process of making such masterpiece 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Thanks
Amazing project,astounding outcome.
Linda guitarra !! Seu trabalho ficou ótimo e muito original, parabéns
Te quedó muy linda la guitarra. Un trabajo súper genial.
Почему была , есть
😀
WOWWW mind blowing guitar and original.
Pero que acaso eso no es un Bajo ...ese noes una guitarra es un bajo
@@walterthreeie4521 El bajo tiene cuatro cuerdas.
All I can say is WOW. You are a gifted, talented, artist. What a masterpiece!!!!!
Thanks Sir
Great for people who are really picky about their guitars
Me encantó, no puedo imaginar todo el trabajo que le debe haber costado esta obra de arte... felicitaciones!!!
Uma verdadeira obra de arte essa guitarra!!!
That’s a labor of love right there! Beautiful job!!!
Damn. Now I know how a handcrafted electric guitar is made. No wonder they're very expensive, so much time, effort and raw materials go into them. Each one is made with precision and experience. Each one is unique.
Thanks
Imagine building your own guitar like this or inventing and building your own stringed instrument. Amazing.
I have never heard of these types of wood before, but they sure are beautiful 😍! The finished guitar is a true work of art!
Honestly, this is one of the most beautiful guitars I have ever seen and the sound is just beautiful as well. Excellent job. Love it!
agreed
Watching you work is like watching craftsman bringing a masterpiece coming to life.
Absolutely incredible! The end product looks and sounds amazing, and the process was very impressive.
People who spent their lives dedicated to learn the art of Removing picks from inside acoustic guitars watching this:
Argggggghhgggggghhhh
The struggle is real!!!
@@peezdoc it is my friend
It is an art and done properly can be achieved in a single hop. Lol
Absolutely true master craftsmanship!!!!
Thanks
Произведение искусства!!!!! Интересно какие ощущения когда играешь на шедевре сделаным своими руками!!!!
I wish I could own a guitar like that. love it
Impressive! You are obviously highly skilled in woodworking AND music! Fabulous job!
This is absolutely the "Axe" for me! It's so beautiful!
A lot of guitar picks gave their lives for this project but it was so worth it.
Those are just the picks that come with every guitar accessory you buy.
с такой-то гитарой медиатор точно не потеряется👍
Un maestro, un artesano crea algo a partir la nada y que mejor si es una guitarra electrica 🎸👏 saludos cordiales 🇨🇱 ese instrumento es único, valioso y hermoso.
Gracias amigo, saludos
Saludos hermoso
This is where all of our guitar picks go
Wow! That's not just a Guitar! It's a work of art! The neck is stunningly beautiful and the choice of guitar picks make the colors pop so much! I can't even play guitar but I would gladly display this in my home!😍
Thanks!
Probably the only thing its going to be used for. With repeated use, the epoxy would begin to chip and crack. Can't see anyone spending that much time building a guitar only to have such a beautiful work of art begin to slowly fall apt with use.
Superior craftsmanship! Imagine picking up this guitar to jam, and not being able to find a pick near by.
My first thought 😂
Absolutely stunning...worth all the work and time it took! Looks and sounds great....you should be proud of the great job you did!
Thank you so much
I can honestly say I've never seen a guitar builder wind his own pickups. Very impressive.
Thank you
Meu amigo, isso é uma OBRA DE ARTE! Esse cara merece receber um prêmio. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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That’s awesome!! I would love a guitar like this!❣️🎸 This is mad talent, keep up the good work!
Thank you
WOW OUTSTANDING, You should sell these, great talent! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you
What an amazing talent you even wound your own pickups this man does it all good job Bravo it looks great
Amazing job! The transparent back plate was a great idea too.
What an incredible talented man..... I can watch this for hours!!
Thank you
Someone else already said this, but I think the idea of LEDs stashed inside a translucent/transparent guitar body made of resin would allow so much insane potential. You could make a "Galaxy Guitar" and swirl all kinds of purple, blue, and pink through the epoxy for the "nebulae", leave a black sheet at the bottom (back) of the guitar and then embed glitter and some white LEDs as the "stars"... That would be sick.
You may or may not be aware of the Rickenbacker "Light Show" guitar. Of course, LEDs were not a thing in the 1970s, when that guitar was made. Quite the collector's item, that model is, as they didn't sell very well when they were made (I seem to recall the price tag as being one of the issues). But one feature of the Light Show was that different lights would respond to different frequencies.
But I seriously like your idea, too, in that it probably wouldn't be *that* difficult to make it as how you would have it, especially with the swirls. I would also put the lights in the back of the guitar, and cover the LEDs with a plate, in case maintenance is required. But I would also have them flash when playing, with some of the LEDs constant for the "cool" effect, when sitting on the stand. Battery-powered LEDs, just to keep the guitar on the safer side, as opposed to running 120V to the lights!
That would be really dope! I'd love to see that!
That’s a work of art. Well done.
Man it sounds so beautiful too thats amazing
Thank you
Año 34 A. de J.: Noe hizo el arca del diluvio....
Año 2021: Noe hace una guitarra con púas y resina.
Ambos unos Cracks!
Algun dia fusionare las dos ideas
@@NoeHervas Amén a eso Bro!
Cuando era apenas un jovencito...🎶
Excelente trabajo!
Eso no es una guitarra, no, es una obra de arte !!! Sencillamente maravillosa. No hay dinero que pague ese trabajo tan espectacular. Enhorabuena!!!
Muchas gracias
De nada. Es realmente un trabajo inmejorable.
You sir, are a master of your craft. This is a beautiful piece of art !!
👏 Bravo !!👏
Thank you
Maravillosa obra de arte . Que duende tienen tus manos . He flipado. Preciosaaaaaa
Es fabulosa, que bien te ha quedado, menudo trabajazo. Eres un makina. Bravo.
Gracias!
Noe Hervas
*TU si eres un Verdadero '''GUITAR HERO'''*
Gracias!!
incredible talent sir..To combine that skill with the art put into this project has to be satisfying even for those who get the chance to own it and of course play it..The attention he paid to every detail into this guitar shows quality workmanship
Thank you
That is a beautiful guitar You made my friend excellent talent and a nice finishing shred on it as well
Beautiful build, and the working sounds were very soothing too, so thank you for leaving those in!
Thank you
not bad sustain for this construction ! congratulations to master!!!
Thank you
so this is where all the picks i lost went
Cara você merece 1 milhão de Oscar pelo maravilhoso trabalho
Obrigado
3 dias despues de fabricar la guitarra de puas... Se le perdio para no encontrarla nunca mas. Quedo muy bien, 1000 veces mejor que la de ramen
Jajajajaja, que buen comentario! Gracias amigo!
Quería encontrar este comentario, gracias por tan poco xD
Beyond words how beautiful and stunning and creative this is. AND IT PLAYS TOO 😮
This is honestly amazing
Thanks
It's really beautiful. Great craftsmanship!
Thank you
Assisti o vídeo inteiro! Excelente trabalho. Lindo de ver e ouvir no final!
Wow, this is very cool!!!
vdd😎
This is great workmanship. Attention to detail, spot on. You could be putting people out of business :)
Noe Hervas que lindo trabalho!! tá de parabéns. Que guitarra top 🎸🎚️🎛️🎙️🎤🎼🎵 feito com palhetas e resina epoxy.
Meus parabéns meu jovem! O maior prazer e satisfação é você tocar nela sabendo que você que a criou! Abraço.
I could watch this time and time again.
Uma verdadeira obra de arte! Parabéns!
A true work of art! Congratulations!
wow lo que me fascino es la cantidad de herramientas que tienes maestro felicidades. 👌