I love your videos. They are by far the best videos on how to build a guitar that I have found. Excellent production, and very precise. Thank you for all your hard work. It is appreciated.
Thanks for the video 🙂 I think you'll have a chance to route (most of) the roundover for the arm rest on the router table, if you do it before you rout the roundover for the top side. It will of course not work for the belly relief.
Hi Steve! I got your templets and they are a work of art. When shipped they have there own cut outs in the cardboard of the packing. Well thought out! Keep the videos coming!!!
when doing belly carves and comfort cuts, i really like using a custom cabinet scraper i made, for final finish. its a thicker piece of steel, sharp edge. the steel doesn't bend, so i get a very flat surface, with a smooth finish
@@maximumguitarworks I was afraid of that - good that you are busy though. I would be good with paying for the full course if you linked it from your website. Great work - thanks again - running through my first build now.
I love your videos. They are by far the best videos on how to build a guitar that I have found. Excellent production, and very precise. Thank you for all your hard work. It is appreciated.
Thank you for saying so. Very encouraging to hear good reports.
"electronic trickery"...love it!! I'd say it's safe to say my MGW Nellie has some of that going on it!
You bet cha! I saw your new music...great to see you staying creative.
@@maximumguitarworks Thank you sir. The Nellie is all over my new music btw!
Thanks for spending all the time on making these videos. It's really good to see other people's processes.
Thanks for the video 🙂
I think you'll have a chance to route (most of) the roundover for the arm rest on the router table, if you do it before you rout the roundover for the top side. It will of course not work for the belly relief.
Hi Steve! I got your templets and they are a work of art. When shipped they have there own cut outs in the cardboard of the packing. Well thought out! Keep the videos coming!!!
Thanks larry. I'm surprised how few people comment on the packaging. It does take a lot more effort...but better than having damaged product!
when doing belly carves and comfort cuts, i really like using a custom cabinet scraper i made, for final finish. its a thicker piece of steel, sharp edge. the steel doesn't bend, so i get a very flat surface, with a smooth finish
agree. I use the ultimate scrapper...with is thicker. Great for smoothing out the ridges.
Faultless production. Love it.
At least what I show after post production! ;-)
Amen brother Steve!!! Getting ready to start a T build with your templates. Love it!!!!
Awesome! Enjoy the journey.
Hi Steve ! Love watching your work it's very interesting.👍
Great video!!! Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks brother.
Thanks Steve. I get it!
Thank you! You might be the only one that gets it.
Thanks for creating this series - perfect instruction. Will there be a continuation for the remaining videos (10-15)?
Thank you…and I hope so. I have saved the guitars to complete the videos. But, I literally do not have to time to make videos!
@@maximumguitarworks I was afraid of that - good that you are busy though. I would be good with paying for the full course if you linked it from your website. Great work - thanks again - running through my first build now.
Great video. Where did you get the rolling pin sander?
Grizzly
Wow, all of the most tedious parts of building a Strat made easy.
Simple and effective.