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Looks/sounds great from here! Is that poly or nitro finish?

Awesome Justin.

Wow very cool.

Nice! I have been contemplating making a brass bridge , now I have to

Damn! Of course! Thanks mate!

Very cool. It turned out really well. I’ve always loved copper. How did it work out once in use for a while? Did the strings pull that back lip over under tension since it wasn’t joined to the sides? Just curious because this looks like it’d be worth emulating. Great job

Super! I always just winged it.. ;)

Great idea thank you

Think of it, someone made those nails one by one by hand.

Stunning guitar. What is the rest of the body, pine or spruce? What finish u use? My tech made me a new-tele body from spruce. It so unusual solidbody material, its so soft, but sounds good, and the guitar is so light. Because of its softnes it will geet relic-look soon i thing ;)

Thanks for releasing part two!

I might have to drop over with a guitar that needs tuning or something...lol.

Nice video Foggy, looking forward to the next steps. Great technique and video work by the way - others should pay attention to your focus and closer shots. Well done.

Great short video, I hadn't thought of using my press like a pin router. Got 2 teles working now, I'll use from now on.

Could this also be done with other metals such as brass?

I like your process better. Normally i step up each diameter. This seems more rational. Id say probably increases accuracy. Ill give it a try on my next set of teles. Thanks!!

Nice work order - shoulder, THEN ferrule hole. I've seen folks do the opposite, and it is painful.

Looks great. Just curious, does reversing the slant of the pickup have any advantage or just to be different?

At first I was like "what the f is the Zesty Italian dressing gonna do?" But yeah, I see what you did there. It's a good idea for gluing

I like most guys have the greatest guitars but my girl friend is really ugly and fat

That sound to me is more like 120 year old spruce but it is close enough to 115 and most people would not be able to tell. But most of the sound from guitars all depends on what you clean your guitar with. And how far off the planet you really are?

Mother of toilet seat is my favorite! Binding is awesome! Super work all around and a unique tone. Thank you for making such a high quality video of your work. For those of us that can still work with our hands that was very special. Take my sub

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What a great guitar...Paul from Australia

Seen this loads of times. What i want to see is how to do it without a drill press.

The wood was a little coarse and beaten up for my tastes, but I know people love the driftwood or relic look, be good to see the final guitar

Gorgeous? Not particularly to my eyes.

It always amazes me how glue can hold so well. Nice work!

I built 4 teles out of sawmill yellow pine and you have to chamber them or they will weigh as much as a lespaul.😂

When you think about it. The wood is far older than 150 years

Sounds not good!

you started out saying it was 150 Y/O now its only 115??? Seemed like a LOT of work for nothing too special other than bragging rights to having the talent and all that equipment to do that....

If you want to prevent the boards sliding over the wet glue joints, just throw some course table salt in the glue.

Один чувак взял лучшую кожу , лучшую подошву ... А потом намазал кожу клеем и придал форму ботинок . Больше я не возвращался на его канал . Тут всё аналогично .

That would Look EPIC with a Whisky Finish. I use half Cup of warmed up Oil, 5 Shots of Whisky, 2 spoons Vinegar, and Chuck some Wire Wool in to a Jar. Let it Naturally Cool down give it a Stir then apply. Looks Really Warm and Rustic.

Still looks like a railway sleeper that's absorbed oil, coal dust and all manner of unmentionable muck. At about 3.30 it started to look as if there were real possibilities for interesting book-matching, but then . . . ??? Maybe when it's been sanded, finally shaped and properly stained and/or lacquered it will be something to admire . . . but not yet. I assume that will be part 2, so let's give it the benefit of doubt for now. I'm sure you can see what we, as yet, can't. Good music soundtrack though.

How in the world is that a gorgeous guitar body? I thought that was the start point, not the end point. I expected so much more from this video.

Shoot. ...who cares about some guitar, when you got that killer music happening. I will check them out. Birdseye Blues Song 1 of 4 Lazy Boy Blues Song 2 of 4

Be cool to put back couple those century old nails back in for creature when finished,,

Beautiful 💕

I once saw a video, where a guy made a guitar body, out of colored pencils. It was better than this.

It,s an insult to Telecasters!! What crap!

The wood is actually older, as the tree probably started to grow early 1800's or before...

Nice it is going to be super sweet. I did that too with a piece of wood from an old barn and an acacia board th-cam.com/video/TtHldlED4lk/w-d-xo.html

What town you located? I am from Placentia? Awesome work.

Love the porn music

Что же тут роскошного? Убожество какое...

Fabulous.

Amazing, one question though,,,why no spacers rings for the tuners? Just curious. Nice build ,nice tone,nice sounds!

Beautiful wood, I like the TVJones pick ups for a change. One thing I would like to hear is the guitar with no dirt, no effects, just completely clean and change between neck and bridge. Really nice guitar !!!! Rock on !!!