Building a Custom Jazzmaster style kit - from start to finish!

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  • get the kit here SOLO JMK-90 DIY ELECTRIC GUITAR KIT
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    In this video, I'm going to show you how to build a Jazzmaster style guitar from start to finish! This is a project I've never done before and I'm excited to share it with you.
    This is a great project for beginners or anyone who wants to learn how to build their own partscaster. After watching this video, you'll be able to build your own jazzmaster guitar!
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    9:45 - Guitar Body Work DAY 1
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    17:03 - Guitar Body Work DAY 5
    17:59 - Guitar Body Work DAY 6
    18:35 - Guitar Body Work DAY 7
    19:32 - Guitar Body Work DAY 8
    20:53 - Neck Prep - oil and fret check
    21:44 - Guitar Assembly
    35:47 - Guitar Setup
    41:10 - Guitar Gallery
    42:40 - Guitar Tones and Summary
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  • @landonbailey
    @landonbailey  Рік тому +1

    *get the kit here SOLO JMK-90 DIY ELECTRIC GUITAR KIT*
    www.solomusicgear.com/product/solo-jm-style-diy-guitar-kit-basswood-body-maple-neck-2/?ref=20676
    *Guitar Maintenance Tools I use*
    ---------------------------------------------------------
    kit.co/LandonBailey/guitar-maintenance-building-tools
    *SamaN Interior Water Based Wood Stain*
    geni.us/SamanNavy
    In this video, I'm going to show you how to build a Jazzmaster style guitar from start to finish! This is a project I've never done before and I'm excited to share it with you.
    This is a great project for beginners or anyone who wants to learn how to build their own partscaster. After watching this video, you'll be able to build your own jazzmaster guitar!
    *Timestamps:*
    ---------------------------------------------------------
    0:00 - Unpack and disclosure
    0:50 - SOLO JMK-90 DIY ELECTRIC GUITAR KIT
    www.solomusicgear.com/product/solo-jm-style-diy-guitar-kit-basswood-body-maple-neck-2/?ref=20676
    1:30 - Guitar parts overview
    9:45 - Guitar Body Work DAY 1
    12:42 - Guitar Body Work DAY 2
    13:38 - Guitar Body Work DAY 3
    15:50 - Guitar Body Work DAY 4
    17:03 - Guitar Body Work DAY 5
    17:59 - Guitar Body Work DAY 6
    18:35 - Guitar Body Work DAY 7
    19:32 - Guitar Body Work DAY 8
    20:53 - Neck Prep - oil and fret check
    21:44 - Guitar Assembly
    35:47 - Guitar Setup
    41:10 - Guitar Gallery
    42:40 - Guitar Tones and Summary

    • @tobystrickland5986
      @tobystrickland5986 Рік тому

      Hey Landon Bailey! There is one guitar you need to checkout! Loog pro VI electric guitar brother!

  • @dejavoodoo7204
    @dejavoodoo7204 Рік тому +9

    The flat neck pocket matched with a tunomatic bridge is a major floor in the JM design from the beginning, shims, as in big fat shims are sometimes required and can even be found on some Fender's/Squire's to this day. Understandably it surprises some folks because normally if you find a really big shim you wonder about the quality of the build and the way it has been machined. Almost all the higher end JM's now have a slightly angled back neck pocket to facilitate correct angles, action, and intonation, with direct neck to pocket contact from well machined components. (*i have nothing against thin shims btw:)👍) cheers for the vid, just trying to help out👍

  • @Sammywhat
    @Sammywhat Рік тому +15

    An interesting trick with a new build, or any new bolt on neck guitar for that matter, is to loosen the neck bolts slightly while the strings are tuned to pitch. What it does is it causes the neck to firmly seat into the pocket properly thereby making better neck/body contact. You don't need to unscrew much. They way I've heard is to loosen the bolts closest to the bridge of the guitar first, then slowly loosen the bolts closer to the headstock next. The neck will make a few clicky sounds at that point and will seat perfectly in the pocket. Tighten everything back up and tune it back up. One interesting thing is to see how far out of tune it was prior to tuning... that will give you an indication of how far out of the pocket the connection was. 🎸

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      Thanks for sharing! 👍🎸

    • @AdamWellsMusic
      @AdamWellsMusic 9 місяців тому +1

      I actually just did that earlier lol yes it was flat a few degrees when I retuned it. I just recently started buying cheap guitars and learning how to fix them up.

  • @christopheraaron8299
    @christopheraaron8299 8 місяців тому +1

    I've been using Tru-Oil to finish my builds lately. Love the way it looks and feels.

  • @calbrockocat8728
    @calbrockocat8728 Рік тому +2

    Sweet! I just got the new Harley Benton JA6CC in Lake Placid Blue. That one from Solo is beauty!

  • @JMac.
    @JMac. Рік тому +3

    I’m just waiting on Tele kit from Solo to show up, and I’ll be staining and poly clear coating as well, and adding a custom vinyl wrap, based on my research, these kits ship with a poly resin coating that has to be sanded off before staining, that way the stain will saturate the wood. Cheers from the East Coast Landon!

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +2

      hey cool have fun!

    • @JMac.
      @JMac. Рік тому

      @@landonbailey I will, thanks Landon!

  • @DaringDan
    @DaringDan Рік тому

    Kits are so fun. Cheers. Looks fantastic.

  • @tmeyer2022
    @tmeyer2022 Рік тому +1

    Wipe-on Stains always go on thinner than brush on. At that, a Brush-on might have needed 2+ coats, depending if you want the stain opaque or semi-transparant. A benefit of multiple coats of wipe on is that the open pores of the wood (open grain) are 'filled', producing/allowing a smoother top-coat finish.

  • @AdamWellsMusic
    @AdamWellsMusic 9 місяців тому

    This was fun!

  • @ilovejapanesemusic3858
    @ilovejapanesemusic3858 Рік тому

    Great video!
    Especially the part about shimming the neck pocket, kind of validated things that I've done👌 I just like working on guitars ⭐pure novice⭐

  • @garyanthony8044
    @garyanthony8044 Рік тому

    Looks and sounds great! Do it again! I mean if you want to, no pressure.

  • @blackwolf8044
    @blackwolf8044 Рік тому

    Made it to the end. Great vid

  • @jimmyjimmy951
    @jimmyjimmy951 Рік тому

    The fret board looks like my 2005 Squier Standards. Very cool looking grain.. And “ hey, I made it this far and to the end. Great video..👍🇦🇺

  • @edwardsmith9801
    @edwardsmith9801 Рік тому

    I think you did a great job man. Looks good.

  • @PaulCooksStuff
    @PaulCooksStuff Рік тому +3

    Finishing is the hardest part.
    Maybe they ship them with sealer on the body. That might explain why the stain didn't want to stick.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +1

      says it has a poly coat

    • @jchavins
      @jchavins Рік тому

      @@landonbailey yes if you're going to leave it natural....the sealer seal the wood and won't let the stain penetrate. If you're going to do this type of stuff buy a LPHV spay gun kit from Sprayit.....

  • @Charles75N
    @Charles75N Рік тому +1

    Looking forward to it.

  • @danielstryhanyn7278
    @danielstryhanyn7278 Рік тому +1

    A great build. The pickups sounded good.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +2

      👍🎸😀

    • @stevelaferney3579
      @stevelaferney3579 Рік тому

      @@landonbailey Cool guitar video and guitar Thanks Alan Don Bailey AKA Landon Bailey. I hate the program that thinks it knows what I want to write and spelunk AKA spell.

  • @calvinevans6347
    @calvinevans6347 Рік тому

    Diggin' the look!!!

  • @Jdaylily
    @Jdaylily Рік тому +1

    Not the hockey night in Canada shirt !! 😂

  • @TFShaw
    @TFShaw Рік тому +2

    Looks and sounds nice. 👍 I wish they had a Tele kit with string through body. 🤷‍♂️ Maybe someday.

  • @Delzona
    @Delzona Рік тому +1

    Great video! I have a StewMac kit to build so it was good seeing the steps you went through. I’ve actually built two guitars from scratch and working on a third. So I’m familiar with building,but not from a kit.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +1

      Id say Solo is the Canadian Stewmac equivalent

  • @doctoribanez
    @doctoribanez Рік тому

    Its not bad. I appreciate the fact that you put this in one video and didn't drag it out over like 6 videos

  • @SteveResor
    @SteveResor Рік тому +1

    That turned out Really Really Nice.. If someone Wasn't careful They could end up learning something too !! Great color choice with the Blue and Red !

  • @geralddoyle5131
    @geralddoyle5131 Рік тому +1

    Good job on finish.

  • @smartmammal9926
    @smartmammal9926 Рік тому +1

    Still working on mine. The finish is taking a while. You have sealer on it, that is prohibiting the stain.

  • @valueofnothing2487
    @valueofnothing2487 Рік тому +1

    That's an incredible price. The neck and frets look clean. If the frets are good, it would be worth it for the neck alone.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      the body is well made, along with the neck. I think those two pieces are worth the price.

  • @noonesjedi8018
    @noonesjedi8018 Рік тому

    Great video Landon. You're definitely an underrated creator.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      I appreciate that!

    • @noonesjedi8018
      @noonesjedi8018 Рік тому

      @@landonbailey Hey I made it this far! I'm no Rookie! It always made sense to me to place the bridge the way you did.

  • @angusorvid8840
    @angusorvid8840 Рік тому

    Cool video. I've always wanted a Jazzmaster, or Jazzmaster style ax. This might be the way to go.

  • @thseed7
    @thseed7 Рік тому +2

    Bought an Epiphone Les Paul Special last year to try a P90 guitar. Added some quality pickups, components and hardware for comfort and It's now one of my favorite guitars. The P90 growl is kinda great. Been considering a Precision Guitar Kits or Solo Special build using all the parts.

  • @pacoruizserrano
    @pacoruizserrano 4 місяці тому

    Nice work!

  • @tmeyer2022
    @tmeyer2022 Рік тому +2

    Sanding wood finishes (most types) :
    - NEVER sand with a circular motion (usually leaves small circular scratches which show easliy on wood grain finish.)
    - ALWAYS sand back and forth in longitudinal direction (WITH the length of the grain.)

  • @TheCommonSenseProfessor
    @TheCommonSenseProfessor Рік тому

    My students are building the Harley Benton Jazzmaster kit for a fundraiser. For the price I am totally impressed with that kit. It has P90’s too but no Trimelo.

  • @jonjones655
    @jonjones655 Рік тому

    Yes, Always respiration. I had to get my sinuses drilled out from wood working on guitars. Also putting a handle on the body in the neck pocket would make the sanding easier.

  • @secretguitarlab
    @secretguitarlab Рік тому

    Great vid, I enjoyed the commentary!

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +1

      Hey, thanks!

    • @secretguitarlab
      @secretguitarlab Рік тому

      @@landonbailey I received a comment here to "Massage me on Telegram you have won a prize" these spammers could at least get there comments spellings right. Hope those spammers aren't causing your subscribers any trouble!

  • @kevinfitzpatrick9537
    @kevinfitzpatrick9537 Рік тому +1

    Black stain first will make grain pop

  • @clintbeast-bud8119
    @clintbeast-bud8119 7 місяців тому

    hey! I made it this far, I'm no rookie! good new years dude!

  • @robertgallagher2226
    @robertgallagher2226 Рік тому +1

    I just asked Santa Claus for the sunburst Tele kit.
    Great build. Love the stop motion

  • @JeremyMast-so8me
    @JeremyMast-so8me 7 місяців тому

    Cool intro!

  • @txkflier
    @txkflier Рік тому

    Oh, yeah. Those round do-hickies with threads on the inside and six flat sides on the outside are nuts. Same goes for you.. 😊

  • @plane_guy6051
    @plane_guy6051 6 місяців тому

    Debbie Downer here -- You can buy a finished Squire for about the same price or even less, but I could see a person on methadone doing this to keep their hands busy :-)

  • @ZitherBeast
    @ZitherBeast Рік тому

    That had to hurt when you hit and cracked the screen while trying to install the string trees. LMAO~~~ The final build looks great, nice job man.

  • @eddiejr540
    @eddiejr540 Рік тому

    Landon…I’ve always put the bridge on with the screws facing the pickup…because the saddles angle back…just like how a nut angles back towards the headstock…the strings lay in the saddles and angle back towards the tailpiece…but I’ve seen it both ways!!!

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +1

      Thanks for sharing! 👍🎸

    • @eddiejr540
      @eddiejr540 Рік тому +1

      @@landonbailey ….hahaha…dude, I’m still watching…haven’t finished yet!!!!!

  • @rexrathtar3893
    @rexrathtar3893 Рік тому

    List of best bits.
    Rocky: the bit when he did the boxing.
    Harry Potter: the bit when they did magic.
    This video: the bit when you built the guitar.
    Can't believe you tore strips out of Hockey Night but let MTV live. Call yourself a Canajun?
    Fun video. Thanks for putting so much effort into it.

  • @leftyo9589
    @leftyo9589 Рік тому

    the stain didnt take because of the sealer they had on the body before you started. you sanded off what was on the surface, but not deep enough to remove it, hence the stain could not soak into the grain, as it was sealed.

  • @TedSchoenling
    @TedSchoenling Рік тому

    need to sand the sealer off more than you did for the stain to take and then do a light coat of sanding sealer when you are done before the clear coat

  • @johnbanks2275
    @johnbanks2275 Рік тому

    i hope i solder everything right following your diagram to my 3 way switch i control the hum i get through the volume switch so hopefully when i put strings on this time i wont have to redo it i have power take care

  • @craigkaschan4822
    @craigkaschan4822 Рік тому

    Nice work mate. Forgot to paint shielding in the cavity.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      Thank you! Cheers! I chose to leave it out :)

  • @hAkonBore
    @hAkonBore Рік тому

    Your videos are wonderful to watch. This is UA-cam gold right here.
    I’ve been hung up on Aerodyne Stratocasters for a while, do you have any experience with those?

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      thanks! I have no experience with the Aerodyne stuff

  • @smartmammal9926
    @smartmammal9926 Рік тому +1

    Mine is pre-wired too but contemplating an upgrade...

  • @papablue3015
    @papablue3015 Рік тому +1

    Jeeg? You meant "Do Hickey" I believe? Glad to have helped! Thanks

  • @BearBearBearNERDFUN
    @BearBearBearNERDFUN Рік тому

    Well a Nashville style bridge faces the way you have it at 25:11 , But that's not one. that's a Epiphone style abr I think . So face the screws north towards the head stock if you choose . Thought I heard you say kit came pre coated with poly ? The reason you had problems with the stain is the guitar body came pre coated a real good sanding would have helped . And yes I made it this far lol well to the end great vid .

  • @eddiejr540
    @eddiejr540 Рік тому

    Landon….great vid…turned out quite nice and sounds just fine…I’m with ya on the finishing…I do not have the patience or skills for that…I’d have to do it the evh way and just spray it with a can of paint and call it a day!!!!

  • @soulgamblers
    @soulgamblers Рік тому +1

    decent sound!

  • @chasepaquette7453
    @chasepaquette7453 Рік тому

    watched the whole thing seems like you struggled a lot with the stain but you managed so thats good

  • @Riverwind25
    @Riverwind25 Рік тому

    Great video Landon. Thanks for showing the mistakes and how you fixed them. Stop drinking and sniffing the Poly. But very cool I always a bit wary of getting a kit but now I might just affiliate link one :)
    Hey I made it this far, I'm not a rookie.

  • @Charles75N
    @Charles75N Рік тому +1

    Commented too soon. loving this video.

  • @ipuya
    @ipuya Рік тому

    Great video! I watched the entire thing while exercising! I've had it in mind to try a kit. Well i wanted to get the body from warmoth (maybe a thinline tele) and get a fender neck and P90s of course cause they are the best sounding pickups for me. So after doing this would you have done anything different? Like the color or maybe a part that you think needs changing?

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      People have recommended that I should have sanded the body more initially to help with the grey stain

  • @johnbanks2275
    @johnbanks2275 Рік тому

    finally found the right wiring diagram for the jmk-90 jmk-10 uses the same diagram scott sent me the wrong one i knew something was not right i solder the blue to the volume pod then to the switch then solder the hot to the tone then to the hot on the out put jack u r done neck pick up termial 1 bridge to the right post solder the the ground wires to the switch finding the right specs took a while take care all

  • @M5guitar1
    @M5guitar1 Рік тому

    2 minutes in and diggin it. I want to build a butterscotch Tele soon. Some other Tubes guy said to put grain filler first before your stain, or was it sanding sealer?....I forgot. That guitar sounds fantastic. Nice build. Would you recommend Solo for a Tele kit? FYi the opposite of grey really metallic gold flake.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      hey thanks! I didn't check out any of their other kits. If the quality and price are similar to this one, then I'd recommend one.

  • @mryumish1287
    @mryumish1287 Рік тому +1

    29:30 -- You say the orange wire is ground and silver is hot -- but wouldn't the hot be the one that's shielded??

  • @soulgamblers
    @soulgamblers Рік тому

    Use Feibings Pro Stain for Leather and you won't have that kind of problem!

  • @angusorvid8840
    @angusorvid8840 Рік тому +1

    BTW, I absolutely love the tones. I'm a big P90 fan and a big Princeton fan. Sounds incredible. Rock on!

  • @johnbanks2275
    @johnbanks2275 Рік тому

    eh brandon i have the same problem with string action being to high on my jazz master kit from solo what degree of a shim did u se i hate that when its not mention important info thanks john

  • @nieko3038
    @nieko3038 Рік тому

    Watched the whole thing.
    You schould get yourself a Harley Benton JA60 kit. For comparison. Don’t know how much Canadian moneys shipping is. Paid 90 euro for the kit and it’s great value. Added a cheap vibrato and roller bridge. Looked at this one as well. Being a cheap Dutch I went with the Benton.
    Cheers

  • @spokes28
    @spokes28 Рік тому +1

    I think you ended up with a fine color. But it is unfortunate that the kit is a Solo Music kit. I think Solo is the only Kit company to put a sealer on the guitar body-the reason your stain was not absorbed into the wood.

  • @christopheraaron8299
    @christopheraaron8299 8 місяців тому

    That tool you called a tap is called an awl.

  • @miguelmontoya1320
    @miguelmontoya1320 Рік тому +1

    If you had to rate it on a scale of Squier Bullet, Squier Affinity, Squier Custom Vibe to Fender Player where would it fall?

  • @sanozfamily
    @sanozfamily Рік тому +1

    With the grain! Every time you started sanding in a circle, I died a little inside.

  • @pay9011
    @pay9011 Рік тому +1

    That guitar looks likes the plastic army men I used to melt.

  • @rodrich1644
    @rodrich1644 Рік тому +1

    Would like to see you do a Stewmac tele kit.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +1

      is there a certain kit?

    • @tobystrickland5986
      @tobystrickland5986 Рік тому

      @@landonbailey they have two telecaster kits at stewmac

    • @thesullivanstreetproject
      @thesullivanstreetproject Рік тому

      I’d love to see you do a string-thru Tele kit or even a couple of different ones where you compare the quality of each. That way I can live vicariously through you since I’m both poor and lazy.

  • @astewart9410
    @astewart9410 Рік тому

    Noice!

  • @seanuvan
    @seanuvan Рік тому +1

    Do you plan on any tweeks, or changes 🤔

  • @eugenebeecher7308
    @eugenebeecher7308 Рік тому +1

    Dont use old T-Shirts...they are linty-er than new. Get the "wiping cloths" at the hardware store. They are cheap, and made of new, cut up t-shirt materials...and have less lint. And yeah - make sure you put enough finish on before sanding - really easy to damage your dye/stain job - as you discovered. At least 5 coats...at least. And it will sand better if you let it cure a few days.

  • @JackTheSkunk
    @JackTheSkunk Рік тому +1

    Is there any reason a Jaguar neck couldn't be used on a Jazzmaster?

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      I don't think that would be an issue. just the scale length is different so maybe that requires some adjustments

  • @wallyneff3318
    @wallyneff3318 Рік тому

    What was the final weight of the guitar when finished?

  • @kevincrampton
    @kevincrampton 7 місяців тому +1

    Curious how long it took to ship this kit. I ordered a similar kit from Guitar Fetish and it took forever to ship.

  • @virgilgiordano4582
    @virgilgiordano4582 Рік тому +1

    You didn't sand enough to get whatever the factory put on the bodynext time sand with lower grit and work your way upto the 220

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      thanks!

    • @virgilgiordano4582
      @virgilgiordano4582 Рік тому

      Anytime,also that ground wires very important if it's not there and you touch your mouth to a mic you can die.

  • @jimmyjames2022
    @jimmyjames2022 Рік тому

    Congrats on a JWD. Funny they give you a tiny stick of solder, when anyone with an iron is bound to have a huge roll of solder already. Finishing can be tricky, even Gibson guitars can have 'sticky necks' when they nitro over undried finish and it reacts to soften the nitro when warmed. Forums are full of people that say it's just sweaty hands, but I've experienced a proper Gibson 'sticky neck' and it's an own really annoying thing.

  • @justindeboer4512
    @justindeboer4512 Рік тому +2

    what's the final weight?

  • @NoSignsOfPerspective
    @NoSignsOfPerspective Рік тому +1

    What song is in the intro??

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      it's from the UA-cam library of free audio tracks

  • @mightyV444
    @mightyV444 Рік тому

    Hey! I made it this far! 😄

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +1

      Great job!

    • @mightyV444
      @mightyV444 Рік тому

      @@landonbailey - Thank you! You, too! With this guitar build! 😊👍

  • @mattdoliver1984
    @mattdoliver1984 Рік тому

    Are you happy with how it turned out Landon? I’m in the latter stages of a Mustang build that I’ve been slowly chipping away at for the last 12 months, I wanted to take my time with it because A. I was in no rush & B. Trying to find spare time when you have a 6 year old lad and that I work in the construction industry as a carpenter kind of puts you off wanting to have anything to do with wood as I spend and have spent 23 years doing something that involves wood daily. You get a bit sick of the sight of it, I have nightmares about parquet floors and panelled bathrooms 🤦🏻‍♂️ & have never been a big fan of guitars that are unpainted or finished in a way where the grain is a focal point....it’s just not for me.
    Anyway, I sourced all the parts online (Fender or licenced by) gotoh tuners, string tree & strap button, Seymour Duncan JB SH4 for the bridge, I’ve got a Mustang MIJ M69 pickup for the neck, which is going to be upgraded at some point, Staytrem bridge, home of tone Wiring harness and like I said hardware and all that is Fender. Literally all I have left to do is too finish the guitar, when I get some nice days with Nitro.
    The reason I wanted to do this build was because my last few guitars I’ve purchased have all had some minor flaws etc and I paid good money, so I wanted to challenge myself to see if I could get a factory finish and I must say so far it’s been one of the best endeavours I’ve been on and am already planning my next build which will be a Jazzmaster or Jag👍🏼👍🏼
    Wish I could show you some pics man.
    Oh and the pickguard I’m about to order is a beautiful Red Tortoiseshell from Advant Guard, check those things out if you’ve never seen them they are amazing, trying to get red tort at the minuet seems impossible in the UK and I’ve a red pearl one on it atm and it just doesn’t cut it. And lastly it’s too Kurt Cobain specs, another project I’d like to do and I have the body for it already is a Jagstang build .....BUT! And I’ve not seen one yet.....in the Competition Burgundy Burst, I think it would look amazing 👍🏼👍🏼

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому +1

      Thanks for sharing! 👍🎸 Ya I'm happy with it

    • @mattdoliver1984
      @mattdoliver1984 Рік тому +1

      @@landonbailey was a bit of a long winded comment but I was already committed, I may try a kit build at some point

  • @johnbanks2275
    @johnbanks2275 Рік тому +1

    i had shim my neck as well i have three way switch different from yours my is the same kit figure that one out they even sent me the wrong directions REALLY

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      I think my wiring instructions were wrong so I found the correct ones on their site

  • @johnbanks2275
    @johnbanks2275 Рік тому

    anyone know a good canadian company for building guitar kits let me know thanks a bunch

  • @robraaiii
    @robraaiii Рік тому

    Hey! I made it this far. 😉

  • @joolz666
    @joolz666 Рік тому +1

    I can't believe you ripped up your Hockey Night t-shirt. 😱That's been my favourite of your all the t-shirts you wear. R.I.P.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      it had some rips in the bottom. RIP rips

  • @TheMojoFilters
    @TheMojoFilters Рік тому

    My head's okay, thanks for asking.

  • @johnhowe4079
    @johnhowe4079 Рік тому +1

    Looks the color of a coffee table from Ikea, or at least in my mind.

    • @landonbailey
      @landonbailey  Рік тому

      I don't think I've seen an Ikea table in those colours 😀

  • @johnbanks2275
    @johnbanks2275 Рік тому +1

    eh landon change your shims to a full pocket shim otherwise the neck will warp over time

  • @michaelscortez4341
    @michaelscortez4341 Рік тому +1

    Dude that is mahogany what the heck are doing 😳

  • @brunodelandev
    @brunodelandev Рік тому

    34:56 i had an Heart attack. 🤣
    Well done.

  • @bomac06
    @bomac06 Рік тому

    Hey, I made it this far.

  • @christopheraaron8299
    @christopheraaron8299 8 місяців тому

    26:30 I made it this far. I'm no rookie.

  • @FRCMoto
    @FRCMoto Рік тому

    You should write "Landon" on the headstock with a permanent marker, eh.

  • @elnyoutube123
    @elnyoutube123 Рік тому

    Hey I made it this far i'm no rookie

  • @txkflier
    @txkflier Рік тому

    I made it all the way to the end. And then it ended too quickly. I needed a few more minutes..

  • @BR4D_A
    @BR4D_A Рік тому

    Hey, I made it this far. I’m no rookie.

  • @johnbanks2275
    @johnbanks2275 Рік тому +1

    lucky you i spent a 1000 bucks they left me out in the cold when i had trouble with jazz master that i bought no advice on anything to fix the issues i watching because close to what i have wont buy anything from them again

  • @ibberman
    @ibberman 9 місяців тому +1

    He must be Estonian.

  • @twostickersplease
    @twostickersplease 7 місяців тому

    Just here for the comedy