Telecaster Thinline Build part I.
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2019
- Handmade Telecaster Thinline DIY video part I.
music :
1) Forget the Whale - Suburban Outlaw (Instrumental)
2) Forget the Whale - I Know Where You've Been (Instrumental) - Навчання та стиль
Thank you for your interest, don't worry the second part will be but first I have to finish my new workshop because I don't have a garage anymore and I can't do it on my knees
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🤣🤣🤣. Good point. 🤔
I'm waiting! I recommend walnut or black and wight ebony for top I'm not fan of poplar burl(especially for top in tele) but it looks amazing sometimes.
Yess I built mine in 2017 😉 thank you very much jozef
YT recommended this video to me just today, now I'm the next to wait for part II.
Amazing the results one can get, with a bit of imagination and willpower, without loads of expensive tools, well done, respect :) So many of the other guys..... have all the gear...... but..... no idea.
Thank you for showing us your work process in such a detailed manner. Great tutorial!
Wow how he worked all that details with perfection !!!
I’m speechless !!!
Bravo !
Really great stuff, I love watching(and learning) how other people make their guitars.
Your work is professional and very precise.
Cant wait for the second installment.
An exceptional piece of work. Looking forward to part 2.
That was really cool. I didn't know the process for this but was fun to see your method. Thanks for sharing.
Great video, looking forward to the rest of it!
Really clever use of some of your tools, Your router sled setup is really putting in the work for you!
Dude, your on another Level!
Amazing!
Maravilloso trabajo, me quedé intrigado para la segunda parte!
This is looking nice. Very creative, can’t wait for this next video.
Really love your work..clean and high detil..and one more thing,you really know how to use your tools..excellent dude!!
"Time that you enjoy waste,was not wasted"..this is how im describe what im feeling when watching your works..thxs man for share !!greeting from overseas,indonesia!!
C'mon man, where's the part 2, good video mate.
Please be patient for a while, now I'm working on my new workshop, then I finish the guitar and make other parts ,thanks you
@@joe_ocenasok, buddy
And this comment was 3years ago then how’s going?😊
Still waiting
This is exactly how I would want my thinline Tele routed.
Awesome build, thanks for sharing it....!!!
Some really cool practical methods you've developed there!
Awesome craftmanship! Looking for your second part.
Nice work. Well thought out project AND video.
Wow, this is going to be a beauty! Well done, can't wait for the next part(s)! New sub.
Great work, very clean.
Cheers from argentina
Thats a great video Joe, good luck with the new workshop - and look forward to seeing the next episode :0)
Hi, I’ve just purchased a Squire Classic Vibe thinline Tele, so this answers a host of questions for me. I hope you will put up the rest of the build. Thanks for all your work filming and editing this. That is a huge job on its own.
Filming is lots of work. Spot on. This video is worth a compliment. Or two.
Damn thats a beautiful wood block 🤤
Awesome work mate quite inspirational.
Very Cool, thanks for sharing!
I'm glad ya'll got these videos
That was so cool! Been trying to decide on getting a cnc .but I like the way you did it .more hands on.thanks for video.
How many guitars will you build each day, using your cnc? Can you go flying your PPL airplane, whilst your computer is building your guitars? How relaxed can one be? BEEP!
@@voornaam3191 yes I'd rather do by hand .I'm a carpenter. Not a pilot.
Wow, that is a lot of work!
Subscribed and will wait patiently for part 2.
Hermoso!!! Tomare tu video como referencia, ahora que empezare a hacer la mia, agradecido!! Thanks!!!!
I'm not a guitar player but I appreciate fine instruments and woodworking projects! At 3:16 I can't help but look at the grain pattern and think to myself that I would have joined the far left to the far right. It wouldn't have been "book matched" but it would have been sort of a book match.
considering the machines you had to work with. great work.
Very nice. I'lovin it😊
Part 1: Go to storage facility in Chernobyl (seriously, I CANNOT wait to see how great your build will be :) )
This is cool. We will wait until u finish your workshop.
Thumbs up for this, hope you will be able to finish this project some day! 💪
incredible.
great video i wanna see the second part
I guess a workshop build takes a helluva lot longer than a guitar build... I feel cheated being left at a cliffhanger but I guess the quality of your build will be well worth the wait.
P.S. I have a guitar build I'm currently doing on my knees but I've ordered a table vise I will add to a mini workbench that I will need first for the more precise work so I get why a workshop is necessary. Can't wait to see your progress.
Very cool. So many questions, but will wait until the finished product. Any thoughts on when we may see part 2?
браво!!!супер!!!!молодец!!!удачи тебе!!!
i need the second part
Great video
Glad i never had to go through this. I just put my blank on the cnc and go do something else 😅
muy nice
Wow amazing
last time i tryed to plane a potential guitar nody with a router a got some heavy routing makes every i pass i gave the wood. I used fresh out of the box mid priced grooving cutter. Did you ever have a similar experience? Your surface looks rather good
COOL stuff
Do you have a part II? YOu got my attention!
Really wanting part 2 😂
Very nice routing
I appreciate the work man! Can you share the names of the equipment that you used to built up that babe
Ty si kapacita kamarát!
amazing
We need the part 2!!!!
Hey Joe, what about the next part of your Telecaster Thinline Build? Part 1 is great (Thumbs up!) and I am curious how it's going on.... Greetings from Germany. Michael
Great
Joe, do you have a video of how you built that router sled? Thanks, Steve
Aêee!!! part. II
hope you make part 2
Where is part 2?
To those that watched this and had the audacity to give a thumbs down, shame on you. This was very very well done and this video was inspiring Jozef. I'm thinking of building a thinline and came across this video and you gave me great ideas. Ignore the people that go around video to video and give a thumbs down...the world doesn't need them. Thank you for the video
Hey is part 2 coming?
How tall is the base body wood and top layer when seperated?
Do you have a part 2?
nice
I’m excited for part 2. I’m sorry if you already answered but why did you use cherry for the jack surround?
thank you, that's just my design element
I like to work with cherry wood, so I incorporated it there
@@joe_ocenas Cherry is beautiful. I wanted to let you know I'm building my first non-lapsteel guitar right now and I'm taking notes on some of the things you're doing, like drilling around the horn. Very smart.
Nice build! May I ask, what is the remaining thickness at the top and bottom of the tele after chambering? I mean the flat parts (where the pickups are and the other side)
Thank you, after the adjustment it will be 7 mm, I hope to get to it once and finish it...
no to je hrozne vela roboty a specialnych náradí..pozri solo guitars a postavis za 6hodin ;). . kde je druha časť?.. spravíš mi jednu:)?...
Do you have printable template guitar's body file ?
Excellent video, but I really would have welcomed some commentary, so that clueless people like me could understand better what you are doing. Thanks!
W Polsce też są utalentowani ludzie;)
Ups. I was wrong. I thought you were from Poland but you my brother from Slovakia! You drill is definitely Polish drill.👍
Good job, man. What about the second part? Thanks for share
The second part will be, but I have to finish my new workshop first, thanks
@@joe_ocenas ,
Wow can't wait to see that workshop 😁
Did you re-build the router sled after milling the body pieces? Looks like you changed the rails to rectangular metal. How did you fasten those down?
Aluminum profiles screwed on top, nothing more, nothing less
Why cherry wood on the lower bout jack socket area?
I too am confused about this.
Why do you use the cherry for the jack area? Thanks Reuel
just design element from cherry wood
would you like to upload the templates for the guitar?
Is it just me or is this going to become the world's thickest Tele? Also, it looks like the input jack won't be in the middle after you put the top on. Have you had really bad experiences with input jacks, so you felt you needed to engineer a solution? I'm not sure why you made a template template. The plastic one seemed thick enough to do the job.
Git!
i hope u are fine dude, no more vids?
Good, but so many wood in desk's sides. It make Acustic sound low level. ;-)
DOV'è il resto del video?? Volevo vederla finita questa chitarra!!!
where is second part?
Give me the part 2!!!
Still waiting for that part 2 😓
Nice work but.. in that wood piece you have cut you could build 2 bodies. And 4 in all that wood piece.
It just seems to you, one piece had a width of 25 cm (9.84 ")
@@joe_ocenas ok. If you had cut the shape close to the edge, you would have been left a block for something else. in this way I am making a flying V bass from 3 different wooden blocks. 8 pieces... you work very well i'll wait next video!
And the part 2?
Confused about the cherry wood part?
Where's part 2? !!!!
Hello, I would like to know the end of this work.😅
Dónde estás cuando subirás más vidoes
So sad there is no part 2...
you need some double sided tape
Wishing you hadn't used that jack yet???😝😝
where is part 2?
please be patient, I stopped the project for a while, but by the end of summer 2020 the guitar will be finish
Jozef Ocenas sweet
I want make a guitar
c'mon do more.
*Chants: "WE WANT PART 2! WE WANT PART DOS! WE WANT PART DEUX! WE WANT PART 2!" please?
Oh so you never did part 2. Hmmmm..........