did you check my last video where I make a guitar using *Ikea furniture* as a source of wood ? go watch it now ! ua-cam.com/video/zkj93O-x9VA/v-deo.html
What causes guitars that have that deep well I'm not for sure the right words if it's dwell or what it is but it was on a I believe I played a Chad Atkins model gretsch and it was just a sound that I've never been able to replicate, I have not a very good guitar player I just played for myself I was using I think it was a fender super twin amp, that was way back in the seventies maybe I would love to recreate that sound one more time while I'm still able to play, excellent job that you are doing I'm glad I found your videos,
I worked at a custom shop for years and let me say there is a LOT of CNC work out there now for consistency purposes. So I would still complain a little because this process in the video I feel like is the traditional custom build where most places that we would all recognize the name of do not do it like this anymore.
@@jutublizard you are clueless...most custom guitars are inspired by famous models from let's say Gibson and Fender, and does not make it less valuable.
@@wj2454 very suprised there's no woosh victims here. I'm sure someone will come along pretended to be confused to fill the void. We'll just sit and wait
When your daughter becomes a master luthier in the future, I'll be sure to buy one of her guitars! You, sir, are both a great builder and a great father.
@@tchiksguitars hahaha! Spoken like a fellow dad! Wouldn’t be great if she went on to become a world class violin maker! Violins to rival Stradivari! The time and patience that you appear to put into your guitars only refined with the patience of a woman. I measure the patience of a woman by the unwavering patience of my wife who has the patience of a saint!! She deals with our four children and my child like behavior😂😂. You build absolutely beautiful guitars!! Thanks for sharing!!
@@timothycormier3494 she's not particularly patient (well she's 5 so she has that as an excuse), but she'll get there, I wasn't patient either before guitar making. I remember my first builds : couldn't wait for the finish to cure before putting the strings on and play it.
I realized that one thing I especially love about your videos aren't necessarily the guitars (although they're beautiful each and every time) - but how calm and relaxing the cinematography is. Your workshop really comes across like a place to be calm, to take your time, to lose yourself in your work and to be creative - really just for the sake of creativity. So nice.
This is so wholesome in every way. The light, the pace, the happy kid, the gorgeous guitar. You're anything but some random dude. Outstanding work, outstanding life. But...i really didn't care much for the clean sound of those pups! Lol! Congrats on another great build!
I love the moments with your daughter. They remind me of how interested mine is in the things I do. Actually just two days ago I gifted her an Alvarez acoustic because she wants to play an instrument to accompany her singing. Beautiful work.
@@tchiksguitars Слушайте,а вы никогда не думали открыть свой собственный бренд гитар? Я бы прикупил у вас пару штук,а ещё было бы прекрасно если бы выпустили учебник "как сделать гитару самому, инструкция для чайников")
I was already loving the beautiful craftsmanship, and the thoughtful & elegant camerawork that was on display, but then the sheer wholesome of the bits with your daughter put this over the edge for me, and made me think that if someone asked me to show them an example of the best humanity can offer, this could be on the list. It was the humor in the "do you want to help me shape the neck" bit that made me *need* to comment. I realise this sounds incredibly hyperbolic, and it's not like this video is about a cure for cancer or something, but I feel like creativity, skill, humor, and kindness is the stuff of life, and this has me feeling all the feels. Rock on mate.
The way you craft it with love in every touch and even with your child around feels warm and gentle. Even a non-craftmen or non-guitar player can understand how valuable your build is.
You undersell yourself. I've never played a Les Paul (and I've played many) that I thought was terribly well made. This, seems exquisite. I'm a builder/luthier myself and really love how you approach the craft. Gorgeous guitar
You are a true master,Im the guy goin for the cancer treatment in the middle of my first build. Its basically a Brian May red special,I know you must like Queen cause I saw you wearing a “Jazz” shirt in one of your videos.I want to send you some pics and maybe get some imput.I love your videos!
Not everyone can play guitar very well. Not everyone can build a guitar well. But to build a guitar with a sound that will make people passionately want to own it, and to play guitar like you do! I am in awe, sir. Amazing. People should be wearing your face on their T-shirts!
I'm not usually a Les Paul fan, but I'm OBSESSED with this. This has to be one of my favourite builds of yours - aside from the ES-335. These just keep getting better and better, keep up the good work!
putting the adhesive tape to the binding alternately up and down shows how much attention you put into your work. Well done. P.S. your daughter is number one and you are a great dad! you are building guitars and above all memories !!!
I can tell you really like wood when I see your final productions. Very little finish on the guitars, just the bare wood plus some oiling to protect them. It gives them a very nice look, one that you don't see often in music stores. Awesome work 👍
I have been looking forward to this video for a while, and what a great guitar. I love your attention to detail in all that you do. An absolute pleasure to watch.
I'm so glad I found this channel, it's awesome. I've had my heart set on making guitars for a while, and while I love coming up with designs and wiring schemes, I've always seen the woodworking aspect as just something that has to be done, not something I really look forward to; but your channel has definitely changed that. Your videos have been a tremendous help for letting me know where to even start with tools (with so many options and different approaches to building can get overwhelming very easily) and it's also been very motivating. I'm very hopeful that I'll be able to start building instruments this summer, and you've helped me to overcome a lot of my toughest obstacles so far. Also, I want to share a small tip that I learned from a luthier I had the opportunity to make a guitar with once: He taught me that when you're making the neck of the guitar wait until you've attached the neck and bridge, adjust the truss rod as needed, and _then_ install the frets; this way you shouldn't need to do much, if any, touch up work on the frets for the final set-up (I've only tried this once, but he has many decades of experience and used to work at Martin, so I trust him). I'm not sure if you could still use a fret press, he only hammers his in, but it seems like it saves a lot of time in the long run and I've never seen anyone else do it.
Everything about this video shows how much time and dedication you put into everything, not just the guitar building but the video production as well. One of the best videos I have seen to date, the pure quality of the build, smooth camera transitions (first time the subscribe block was shown was flawless), humorous/wholesome moments with your daughter, all just work so perfectly together and shows your own style of making videos. Of course I wish they were more often but you cannot rush life and quality ;D I look forward to the next build!
How is this dude a great woodworker, a great filmatographer, good player, and seem like a wholesome dad? Wtf. Some of ya'll really are blessed with talent lol. Great build dude
I could watch you build guitars all day, it's just so fascinating and relaxing at the same time. Although I don't have money to buy an electric guitar I deeply respect and appreciate the craftsmanship.
En tant que photographe depuis plus de 35 ans, j'ai apprécié la maîtrise de l'image et de la lumière. En tant que guitariste, j'ai apprécié la beauté de l'objet obtenu par un souci d'esthétique et une exigence de qualité indéniables. Bravo !
Nice build! You’re my inspiration to start building my own guitar. I already finished one, but it doesn’t work due to forgetting some stuff. However, that doesn’t stop me because I’m starting my second one.
It’s always soo inspiring to see you make this guitars with pretty much only hand tools!! Hopefully you get to the beginner’s tutorial some day!! Incredible craftsmanship!!🌟😊
c'est vraiment une super vidéo je suis vraiment fan de votre travail. Artisan Luthier c'est faire vivre ce qui n'est à la base qu'un bout de bois. En tant que guitariste mes guitares on chacune une histoire et je pense que les modèles faits mains par un luthier sont beaucoup plus chargés de cette histoire. L'instrument à été produit avec l'envie d'une perfection et c'est vraiment magnifique.
I ‘ALMOST’ hit Fast-Forward in the very beginning-I’m SOO glad I didn’t!!! It was a pleasure watching you build a Kick-Ass-Guitar-Great Job!!! I’ll definitely be tuning in again to watch you build another Master-Piece!!! {•Can’t wait to check out your website as well•} Rock-On🎶☮️🎶
que tiene de excelente ? le puso cola de una forma asquerosa desprolija eso quedo lleno de chorros de cola por todos esos agujeros horribles , la verdad una cagada
My Father taught me Astro-photography and developing Black and White film in the 60’s. Very cool to see you working with your daughter. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
This cost probably way more than $1500. If it was that cheap I would have bought one myself. Custom built guitars are very expensive but well worth the price
@@WhiteRaven___ very true honestly i only have squiers i modify as my guitars and if i ever going for an expensive one im definitely going to pay the extra for a custom built one
Just....WOW Beautiful beautiful guitar. Amazing craftsmanship. I didnt expect myself to watch the entire 25mins..but I did..and love it. You are awesome. Subscribed.
*Wanna build a guitar at home with the minimal tools ?* Then stop procrastinating, it starts here and now! I've made a 1h30 tutorial guiding you through the entire process : ua-cam.com/video/vjcmbmjL8qM/v-deo.html No Patreon shenanigans here, just my love of sharing. Cherry on top: I built that guitar with one hand, so you can probably do it with two :) Totally failed proof method for people with little to no experience in woodworking. Guaranteed results. Can also cure hair loss, increase your chance at gambling and bring back the loved one. Elvis tried it, loved it.
YOU SIR ARE A MASTER CRAFTSMEN. I ENJOYED SEEING YOU. AND YOUR DAUGHTER WORKING TOGETHER, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL RELATIONSHIP YOU HAVE WITH HER. LOVED THE VIDEO.
You're a master of your craft Sir! You videos are the most satisfying thing to sit and watch on YT. Plus as a guitar player, I appreciate the sound as much as the pieces of art they are!
I remember during Shop class My Teacher tried to get me to participate in the class so he started listing down all of my passions I could try and make with the class. One of them was a Guitar. After watching this, It looks like WAY too much patience for me to make a guitar. Franted he was going to help me along the way but I never thought of maing one. The Guitar Looks Fantastic! I loved how the entire thing came together through out the video. Interesting watch
Great Build...quick too... I took just a shade over 17years to finish mine, but mine was a carved top single piece mahogany body, loaded with 3 custom wound humbucking P90s and a peizo bridge... Each HP90 has its own set of controls, each coil of each pickup wired independently together, with nearly all cancellations wired out.. I finished it, nearly 10years ago, and im still finding new pup combinations... It just keeps on giving..
On sort de cette vidéo si bien montée serein, apaisé, admiratif. Vous dégagez un calme, un amour de votre métier et une finesse remarquables. Et la complicité avec votre fille est un exemple pour nous tous. Il est 5h du matin, je n’ai pas assez dormi, mais vous avez déjà réussi ma journée. Merci infiniment🙏
That mahogany is beautiful beautiful beautiful. Watched a video of someone using CNC to do all the carving. I preferred watching you work. Lovely guitar, great video.
Bro. When you clamped the clamp. Ive never seen something that true in all my life. Clamping on the headstock veneer without it cupping is so challenging and i’m glad you showed the frustration I feel when doing that job by clamping the proper amount, and adding tax. Lol.
I've watched a lot of these videos. This was truly one of a kind! Very good indeed. I loved that you had your child help you too, really wholesome. Also, I saw that you used a few teqniques that I have never seen before. Defenetly some smart ways of solving problems. Keep it up!
Just a thought, this channel deserves way more subscribers. Tag your video with asmr or put it in the title. Lots of people watch those videos, seems like the algorithm pushes it too. These are very relaxing.
Though not drastic, some changes can occur over time : the wood in the neck and body dries, the pickups age, the frets wear out (so playability is a bit different and make you play differently), the oils and glue settle in, the pots oxidate ... I do agree that most guitars sound a bit differently when they age, even with new strings. I wouldn't say they sound better but there's something. One fun thing about being a millennial is that I can say "OK boomer" to either 1) somebody who says that tone wood matters and 2) somebody who claims the opposite. Because I don't care, I have no opinion on the matter.
Magnificent. Not only do I wish I could play guitar, but to have the skill and craftsmanship to be able to make such beautiful guitars is on a whole other level. If only…
Well, if you have free time. There are tutorials on both and you can practice. I got a base guitar on my birthday a few weeks ago, and I've been practicing with my dad as a teacher sense than. I can't play an actual song yet, but I've slowly been making progress in my playing.
brilliant work man, I really enjoyed learning from your process. looks like building the body isn't difficult, building the neck looks crazy. great job again man
did you check my last video where I make a guitar using *Ikea furniture* as a source of wood ? go watch it now ! ua-cam.com/video/zkj93O-x9VA/v-deo.html
If you still have it, couuld you be so kind and drop the tune?
Cool@
My wife works for ikea def was fun to watch
What causes guitars that have that deep well I'm not for sure the right words if it's dwell or what it is but it was on a I believe I played a Chad Atkins model gretsch and it was just a sound that I've never been able to replicate, I have not a very good guitar player I just played for myself I was using I think it was a fender super twin amp, that was way back in the seventies maybe I would love to recreate that sound one more time while I'm still able to play, excellent job that you are doing I'm glad I found your videos,
11:50 what is that block plane you are using it looks awsome
I will never again complain on the price of a custom guitar again. Fantastic job.
if it's LP copy it's not custom guitar....
@@jutublizard So it is only valid when the custom guitar is made by the brand whose model it is??
I worked at a custom shop for years and let me say there is a LOT of CNC work out there now for consistency purposes. So I would still complain a little because this process in the video I feel like is the traditional custom build where most places that we would all recognize the name of do not do it like this anymore.
@@jutublizard incorrect
@@jutublizard you are clueless...most custom guitars are inspired by famous models from let's say Gibson and Fender, and does not make it less valuable.
I can’t believe you made something so beautiful in only 25 minutes!
I immediately looked for some reply of someone trying to correct you hahaha.
@@wj2454 I was hoping to r/woosh someone lmao
LMAOOO
@@harry_music9001 Very original😅
@@wj2454 very suprised there's no woosh victims here. I'm sure someone will come along pretended to be confused to fill the void. We'll just sit and wait
When your daughter becomes a master luthier in the future, I'll be sure to buy one of her guitars! You, sir, are both a great builder and a great father.
Naaaa, I'll buy all of her builds first :p
@@tchiksguitars hahaha! Spoken like a fellow dad! Wouldn’t be great if she went on to become a world class violin maker! Violins to rival Stradivari! The time and patience that you appear to put into your guitars only refined with the patience of a woman. I measure the patience of a woman by the unwavering patience of my wife who has the patience of a saint!! She deals with our four children and my child like behavior😂😂. You build absolutely beautiful guitars!! Thanks for sharing!!
@@tchiksguitarsNow YOU HAVE TO BUILD AN SG
@@timothycormier3494 she's not particularly patient (well she's 5 so she has that as an excuse), but she'll get there, I wasn't patient either before guitar making. I remember my first builds : couldn't wait for the finish to cure before putting the strings on and play it.
@@tchiksguitars I believe it.
I realized that one thing I especially love about your videos aren't necessarily the guitars (although they're beautiful each and every time) - but how calm and relaxing the cinematography is. Your workshop really comes across like a place to be calm, to take your time, to lose yourself in your work and to be creative - really just for the sake of creativity. So nice.
You are too kind. My videos are a lot of things, because I think I'm relatable somehow, just a random dude in his random garage doing random stuff
This is so wholesome in every way. The light, the pace, the happy kid, the gorgeous guitar. You're anything but some random dude. Outstanding work, outstanding life.
But...i really didn't care much for the clean sound of those pups! Lol! Congrats on another great build!
Сколько стоит у вас заказать гитару?
And people wonder why good guitars aren't cheap. They're a labor of love, passion and devotion. Great work!
I love the moments with your daughter. They remind me of how interested mine is in the things I do. Actually just two days ago I gifted her an Alvarez acoustic because she wants to play an instrument to accompany her singing. Beautiful work.
That’s the same acoustic I have
Playing the guitar at the end was a real amazing surprise, not only you have created an amazing instrument that looks like a piece of art
Thanks !
I think you have to be a true fan of music and guitars to do this for that amount of time. It's a sin not to be able to play!
You, sir, are my favorite guitar builder!
And you're my favorite member of the notification squad
I second that! My favorite builder as well! Awesome craftsmanship! Love that you get your kiddo involved. Keep up the excellent work my friend!
@@tchiksguitars Слушайте,а вы никогда не думали открыть свой собственный бренд гитар? Я бы прикупил у вас пару штук,а ещё было бы прекрасно если бы выпустили учебник "как сделать гитару самому, инструкция для чайников")
@@tchiksguitars Can you make me a custom wood floor guitar and how much will it cost?
@@ДанилШамсутдинов-ф7б thx. I've done that (the tutorial) and no I won't sell anything ever, it's just a hobby :)
I was already loving the beautiful craftsmanship, and the thoughtful & elegant camerawork that was on display, but then the sheer wholesome of the bits with your daughter put this over the edge for me, and made me think that if someone asked me to show them an example of the best humanity can offer, this could be on the list. It was the humor in the "do you want to help me shape the neck" bit that made me *need* to comment. I realise this sounds incredibly hyperbolic, and it's not like this video is about a cure for cancer or something, but I feel like creativity, skill, humor, and kindness is the stuff of life, and this has me feeling all the feels. Rock on mate.
Your description gave me a warm fuzzy feeling.
The way you craft it with love in every touch and even with your child around feels warm and gentle. Even a non-craftmen or non-guitar player can understand how valuable your build is.
Amazing craftsmanship. The guitar looks and sounds fantastic. you must be delighted with the end result.
I am thank you !
After watching the full video I felt nothing but pure admiration for love and dedication you have for your family and music!
You undersell yourself. I've never played a Les Paul (and I've played many) that I thought was terribly well made. This, seems exquisite. I'm a builder/luthier myself and really love how you approach the craft. Gorgeous guitar
Thank you !!
@@tchiksguitars hi! Beautiful piece of work. Please, can you tell us what's that tune at the end of the video? I can't recognize it.
@@tchiksguitars iqç bd
@@danielmijares2558 it's a composition :)
You are a true master,Im the guy goin for the cancer treatment in the middle of my first build. Its basically a Brian May red special,I know you must like Queen cause I saw you wearing a “Jazz” shirt in one of your videos.I want to send you some pics and maybe get some imput.I love your videos!
Not everyone can play guitar very well. Not everyone can build a guitar well.
But to build a guitar with a sound that will make people passionately want to own it, and to play guitar like you do!
I am in awe, sir. Amazing.
People should be wearing your face on their T-shirts!
I'm not usually a Les Paul fan, but I'm OBSESSED with this. This has to be one of my favourite builds of yours - aside from the ES-335. These just keep getting better and better, keep up the good work!
Thank you ! Not a Les Paul fan myself :)
It’s very nice to see the shop being shared with the little on! The giggle of a little one could change the world! Very relaxing to watch this video
I LOVE that you got your daughter involved! That’s fantastic! And yeah, great job on the guitar. You have skills, my friend.
23:25 what a tone!. such a beautiful guitar, great work!
Thanks !!
That this is BEAUTIFUL. Amazing work. The fact that it sounds as good as it does isn't surprising. You nailed this build.
putting the adhesive tape to the binding alternately up and down shows how much attention you put into your work. Well done.
P.S. your daughter is number one and you are a great dad! you are building guitars and above all memories !!!
@cranmerguitar taught me that :)
I can tell you really like wood when I see your final productions. Very little finish on the guitars, just the bare wood plus some oiling to protect them. It gives them a very nice look, one that you don't see often in music stores. Awesome work 👍
thanks!
I have been looking forward to this video for a while, and what a great guitar. I love your attention to detail in all that you do. An absolute pleasure to watch.
My pleasure !
Jesus Christ died for your sinsssssssss
Jesus was a carpenter and would have been in awe at this magnificent guitar.
@@timdone1902 best. Answer. Ever.
I'm so glad I found this channel, it's awesome. I've had my heart set on making guitars for a while, and while I love coming up with designs and wiring schemes, I've always seen the woodworking aspect as just something that has to be done, not something I really look forward to; but your channel has definitely changed that. Your videos have been a tremendous help for letting me know where to even start with tools (with so many options and different approaches to building can get overwhelming very easily) and it's also been very motivating. I'm very hopeful that I'll be able to start building instruments this summer, and you've helped me to overcome a lot of my toughest obstacles so far.
Also, I want to share a small tip that I learned from a luthier I had the opportunity to make a guitar with once: He taught me that when you're making the neck of the guitar wait until you've attached the neck and bridge, adjust the truss rod as needed, and _then_ install the frets; this way you shouldn't need to do much, if any, touch up work on the frets for the final set-up (I've only tried this once, but he has many decades of experience and used to work at Martin, so I trust him). I'm not sure if you could still use a fret press, he only hammers his in, but it seems like it saves a lot of time in the long run and I've never seen anyone else do it.
This is what a hand made guitar really is! Great Job!!
Thanks !
One of the best LP builds I've seen.
You Sir have put some great thoughts into my head for my next build.
Everything about this video shows how much time and dedication you put into everything, not just the guitar building but the video production as well. One of the best videos I have seen to date, the pure quality of the build, smooth camera transitions (first time the subscribe block was shown was flawless), humorous/wholesome moments with your daughter, all just work so perfectly together and shows your own style of making videos. Of course I wish they were more often but you cannot rush life and quality ;D
I look forward to the next build!
Thank you for those kind words :)
I subscribe this comment completely.
Superbe photographie, plein de petits clins d'oeil...
Et quelle magnifique guitare - avec un son qui décoiffe!!
T'es un artiste incroyable!
Jesus Christ died for your sinsssssssss
How is this dude a great woodworker, a great filmatographer, good player, and seem like a wholesome dad? Wtf. Some of ya'll really are blessed with talent lol. Great build dude
The most beautiful of all is that you passed on to your daughter the love of building a guitar, she will be a great master like her dad, great job
Hopefully :) I'd be happy if she finds anything she's passionate about.
Superbe travail, un plaisir à regarder comme à chaque fois!
Merci !
Наслаждение от просмотра гарантировано! Спасибо за вашу работу! Инструмент шикарный! Мечта любого музыканта!
нашел русский комент :)
Wow...to be able to sculpt wood into whatever your mind wants is brilliant!!
I could watch you build guitars all day, it's just so fascinating and relaxing at the same time. Although I don't have money to buy an electric guitar I deeply respect and appreciate the craftsmanship.
En tant que photographe depuis plus de 35 ans, j'ai apprécié la maîtrise de l'image et de la lumière. En tant que guitariste, j'ai apprécié la beauté de l'objet obtenu par un souci d'esthétique et une exigence de qualité indéniables. Bravo !
Merci mille fois !
That guitar looks and sounds amazing... you have inspired me to start making my own guitars!!! Good job!!!
oh yeah, mission accomplished ;D
The sound is produced by the electrics, as in the pick up etc and nothing to do with the guitar itself
Nice build! You’re my inspiration to start building my own guitar. I already finished one, but it doesn’t work due to forgetting some stuff. However, that doesn’t stop me because I’m starting my second one.
hhaha awesome ! I get messages like that a dozen times a week and it never ceases to amaze me !! I'm so proud of you!
Encore un magnifique travail, superbe montage et qualité vidéo, superbe guitare, vraiment passionnant :)
Merci !
Watching you make these instruments is most beautiful thing i have seen a human do. you’re incredible dude.
You're exaggerating :)
lol with wood
I love how you incorporate your daughter in these, its so heart warming. Now I want skills to make a guitar, and a kid lol
Congratulations for the 101k subs! The guitar and the video looks great, and you're an amazing guitarist!
Just be careful with the "Chemical X"
Thanks ! Aaaah someone finally noticed :p
@@tchiksguitars that's the secret sauce lol
Juste sublime et tellement passionnant de voir de réel artiste , et des moments passer avec la famille ☺️
It’s always soo inspiring to see you make this guitars with pretty much only hand tools!! Hopefully you get to the beginner’s tutorial some day!! Incredible craftsmanship!!🌟😊
c'est vraiment une super vidéo je suis vraiment fan de votre travail. Artisan Luthier c'est faire vivre ce qui n'est à la base qu'un bout de bois. En tant que guitariste mes guitares on chacune une histoire et je pense que les modèles faits mains par un luthier sont beaucoup plus chargés de cette histoire. L'instrument à été produit avec l'envie d'une perfection et c'est vraiment magnifique.
No wonder your guitars turn out so beautiful. You’ve got a superb assistant!
Je suis hypnotisé par ton boulot de dingue. La guitare c'est aussi beau a entendre qu'a voir prendre forme! J'adore, et merci pour tes vidéos. Enjoy
I ‘ALMOST’ hit Fast-Forward in the very beginning-I’m SOO glad I didn’t!!! It was a pleasure watching you build a Kick-Ass-Guitar-Great Job!!!
I’ll definitely be tuning in again to watch you build another Master-Piece!!!
{•Can’t wait to check out your website as well•}
Rock-On🎶☮️🎶
Thanks !
Excelente trabajo amigo!! Es espectacular las cosas que haces. Muy buen trabajo. Te felicito. 👍
Gracias !
que tiene de excelente ? le puso cola de una forma asquerosa desprolija eso quedo lleno de chorros de cola por todos esos agujeros horribles , la verdad una cagada
Wow- this literally is a HAND MADE guitar. You did this the hard way but the results look great. NICE JOB!!
My Father taught me Astro-photography and developing Black and White film in the 60’s. Very cool to see you working with your daughter. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
My father knows a lot but barely taught me anything. One of my high school teachers said that history is like a pendulum.
11:02 your daughter has that work-from-home mentality 😂
Ahahaha true !
Pants are overrated anyway!
Me gusta mucho ver la destreza de los luthier creando sus obras de arte
i would much rather pay 1500 dollars for a guitar built with this much love and care than whatever tf Gibson has been releasing nowadays.
This cost probably way more than $1500. If it was that cheap I would have bought one myself. Custom built guitars are very expensive but well worth the price
@@WhiteRaven___ very true honestly i only have squiers i modify as my guitars and if i ever going for an expensive one im definitely going to pay the extra for a custom built one
Amazing craftsmanship! The build was BRAVO! I want to play that incredible and beautiful instrument.👍
Just....WOW
Beautiful beautiful guitar.
Amazing craftsmanship.
I didnt expect myself to watch the entire 25mins..but I did..and love it.
You are awesome.
Subscribed.
Thanks :)
*Wanna build a guitar at home with the minimal tools ?* Then stop procrastinating, it starts here and now! I've made a 1h30 tutorial guiding you through the entire process : ua-cam.com/video/vjcmbmjL8qM/v-deo.html
No Patreon shenanigans here, just my love of sharing.
Cherry on top: I built that guitar with one hand, so you can probably do it with two :)
Totally failed proof method for people with little to no experience in woodworking.
Guaranteed results.
Can also cure hair loss, increase your chance at gambling and bring back the loved one.
Elvis tried it, loved it.
Buy any chance you sell those guitars ? Nice craftsmanship though.. 👌🏻 keep it up.
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@@chapichale1074 thx ! I do not sell my guitars no :) or anything for that matter
@@tchiksguitars You are an artist and I really admire your dedication and craftsmanship. What a legend 🙌🙌
What is a "failed proof method" failed suggests it didn't work, so no good to anyone
How many hours does it take to finish a project similar to this?
I would love to get into guitar making!
100 hours on average :)
0:46 Tell me, please, what is the name of this tool?
Card scrapper I guess
Sandpaper
I think
Those P90s are just gorgeous, such a warm tone. This build is master craftmanship, love it!
YOU SIR ARE A MASTER CRAFTSMEN. I ENJOYED SEEING YOU. AND YOUR DAUGHTER WORKING TOGETHER, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL RELATIONSHIP YOU HAVE WITH HER. LOVED THE VIDEO.
THANKS!
You're a master of your craft Sir! You videos are the most satisfying thing to sit and watch on YT. Plus as a guitar player, I appreciate the sound as much as the pieces of art they are!
Wow makes me stand back and blows my mind on the craftsmanship and having to remember all the steps involved truly an art bless you
I remember during Shop class My Teacher tried to get me to participate in the class so he started listing down all of my passions I could try and make with the class. One of them was a Guitar. After watching this, It looks like WAY too much patience for me to make a guitar. Franted he was going to help me along the way but I never thought of maing one. The Guitar Looks Fantastic! I loved how the entire thing came together through out the video. Interesting watch
Sehr schöne Gitarre und mega Sound! Wunderschöne Zusammenarbeit, große Lob an die Tochter! Es ist angenehm denn ganzen Prozess zu verfolgen.
Incredible! Such a pleasure to watch. Thank you for filming the process in such an artistic way.
Thank you !
Always a pleasure to watch these amazing builds. My wife, kids and I have been following your videos for a couple of years now.
Thanks for the support !!
Great Build...quick too...
I took just a shade over 17years to finish mine, but mine was a carved top single piece mahogany body, loaded with 3 custom wound humbucking P90s and a peizo bridge... Each HP90 has its own set of controls, each coil of each pickup wired independently together, with nearly all cancellations wired out.. I finished it, nearly 10years ago, and im still finding new pup combinations... It just keeps on giving..
You sir make us hard to distinguish between an Amateur and a Pro!
Amazing Works as always my friend!
Thank you ! I'm still a humble amateur no matter what :)
It's so cool seing how you also made the neck.
Most guitar builders on UA-cam only build the body and buy a premade fender style-screwed neck.
I loved the pickguard attachment via the pickup mounting frames... awesome idea!
i love that you turned it into a teaching moment with your daughter.
love your videos, also really love how subtle your videographer is with his movements.
Very cool method for attaching the pickguard, and stunning guitar!
God the sheer cinematography of these videos is amazing.
Thank you :)
This is the most wonderful thing i have seen
I'm 16 minutes in. I just got to say that I'm blown away by your amazing skill.
Thanks. Hope you enjoyed the last 8 minutes then
man... I dont wath was better, the process of making the guitar of seeing you played, 'cause wow it was awesome
So wonderful! And building memories which will last a lifetime for you two to watch. Cheers from Minnesota, USA!
Indeed. At least I hope :)
That idea is not only genius but also connected you to the guitar on another level
Your daughter must be the happiest child on earth. You're such a great father!
i'll tell her that :)
Beautiful, you Sir are a artist. Just beautiful. The fact that your daughter assisted is more so.
23:21 this has to be the holy grail of the low action how are the strings so low. incredible work
I'm really into your finishes for the guitar body in pretty much every project!
It's just wood with maybe some dye and a simple finish.
On sort de cette vidéo si bien montée serein, apaisé, admiratif. Vous dégagez un calme, un amour de votre métier et une finesse remarquables. Et la complicité avec votre fille est un exemple pour nous tous. Il est 5h du matin, je n’ai pas assez dormi, mais vous avez déjà réussi ma journée. Merci infiniment🙏
Beautiful guitar, you are a true craftsman. I love you included your daughter and your laughter made me smile.
Thanks
Love your use of the Japanese saw and your router sled. Two of my favorites when I build.
That mahogany is beautiful beautiful beautiful. Watched a video of someone using CNC to do all the carving. I preferred watching you work. Lovely guitar, great video.
Bro. When you clamped the clamp. Ive never seen something that true in all my life. Clamping on the headstock veneer without it cupping is so challenging and i’m glad you showed the frustration I feel when doing that job by clamping the proper amount, and adding tax. Lol.
héhé
I've watched a lot of these videos. This was truly one of a kind! Very good indeed. I loved that you had your child help you too, really wholesome. Also, I saw that you used a few teqniques that I have never seen before. Defenetly some smart ways of solving problems. Keep it up!
I have a few guitars: Les Paul etc, but this is truly the most exquisite piece of art that I have seen. Well done, it is very very beautiful!!
Thanks !!
Just a thought, this channel deserves way more subscribers. Tag your video with asmr or put it in the title. Lots of people watch those videos, seems like the algorithm pushes it too. These are very relaxing.
Amazing work. The thing that kept me watching was the sound… there’s something beautiful in just the subtle detail of wood work.
Nice balanced open sound. Something tells me it will only get better over the years.
Sound better over the years? Why?
Though not drastic, some changes can occur over time : the wood in the neck and body dries, the pickups age, the frets wear out (so playability is a bit different and make you play differently), the oils and glue settle in, the pots oxidate ... I do agree that most guitars sound a bit differently when they age, even with new strings. I wouldn't say they sound better but there's something.
One fun thing about being a millennial is that I can say "OK boomer" to either 1) somebody who says that tone wood matters and 2) somebody who claims the opposite. Because I don't care, I have no opinion on the matter.
Wow,, very accurate work, and supported by complete detailed equipment. It's so beautiful to watch.
Magnificent. Not only do I wish I could play guitar, but to have the skill and craftsmanship to be able to make such beautiful guitars is on a whole other level. If only…
Well, if you have free time. There are tutorials on both and you can practice. I got a base guitar on my birthday a few weeks ago, and I've been practicing with my dad as a teacher sense than. I can't play an actual song yet, but I've slowly been making progress in my playing.
That my friend is one of the nicest builds I have seen so far, nice playing as well.👍
The Game👍👍👍 Great artist you are, thanks for sharing!!
brilliant work man, I really enjoyed learning from your process. looks like building the body isn't difficult, building the neck looks crazy. great job again man
Building the body is 100x harder than building the neck :D (carved body top, angled mortise, wooden bindings). Where's the neck is just any neck haha
You perfected this build, hats off to you!