Hi Nick love the guitar and your son so talented..I have a question.I always see you pouring the silicon molding not measurements or putting one to one from both parts..I would like to know if that mix just pour and mix only or you just know by experience what you need..
My dad passed back in April and growing up he always had a workshop full of tools and projects. Seeing you toil away to make things for your family has always been fun, but now it really hits home. You are making memories with them that they will cherish long after you are gone and they've grown old. It's heartening to know things like that are still happening in the world
Nick, can I say that I really appreciate that you've been taking the time to get a high gloss finish on your projects? I know that sanding and polishing is nobody's favourite activity, but the end result looks immensely better. Cheers.
I would take the black pick guard off and add a clear one made of either the clear resin you used or maybe clear plexiglass. This way you don't hide the beauty of your hard work. Now that I think of it, if there is a newer player playing it, having the black pick guard could make it easier to see the strings. But once that's not needed, the clear pick guard would help reveal everything hidden. The guy playing didn't seem to need it. He's pretty darn good!!
Oh mans! Charlie's got some pretty dope playing skillz. And love seeing the support you have for him, just super wholesome! Thanks for another rocking and psychedelic video Nick! 🤘🏼
I wonder what it would look like if you poured a super thin sheet of colored resin and then shattered it into a bunch of tiny pieces and then put the pieces into a clear resin. It may look really cool, like stained glass suspended in resin!
My boyfriend introduced me to you years ago, he passed away in February, but I still love to watch your video's. One of my favorite projects that I've seen of yours in a while, and Charlie, keep up the practice, you will be an amazing guitarist if you keep practicing. Keep the amazing projects coming, absolutely love you both!
I'm so sorry for your loss and he's still watching the videos with you I bet he always watching over you and loved ones everyday🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 prayers to you and your loved ones❤️❤️❤️
Love this, omg how grown up is Charlie he’s great on the guitar . They grow up way to fast don’t they. My daughter has just finished her GCSEs off to college in September. It’s been a hard last year for them. Good luck Charlie x
too bad pick guard is solid black and hides SO much of your design: please cut out clear plexiglass guard and ADD to the unique beauty of your design, not hide it!
He played Back In Black, Iron Man and Bohemian Rhapsody. Not Layla, so maybe that's why you thought he should slow down, lol. He did good on Bohemian Rhapsody, which is hard to play because of the bends.
As a guitarist, you'd think you would have noticed that he swapped in a premade neck instead of the one he showed himself cutting. He straight up lied about this build.
Truth time - I've been watching your channel for YEARS. I know I'll never make any of the things you make because I simply have no desire to, but your creativity and the comfort I get from your videos are unmatched. Thank you for your content!
Just wanted to say: you have inspired me as a maker. Peter Brown got me into using resin, but YOU, sir, got me to try funky things with it. I've created things now that would not have existed without your videos. Thank you.
Nick, I love seeing the relationship you have with your son. It's great to see you support his interests and talents. It's obvious you're very proud of him. A lot of kids don't get the kind of positive reinforcement you give him. That's very important to him becoming a confident and capable adult. You're a great father as well as a great craftsman. I love watching you. Keep it up!
Looks great, the black pick guard makes great contrast with the bricks and chrome and with its boldness also maintains the guitars contours well against the random brick lines.
That was a GREAT video. All around. And today is Father's Day so very appropriate. I cherished whenever my Dad influenced my life and choices. The best advice I ever had came from him.
Haha! Rock on Charlie! That needs to stay in the family, it will be special to him for his whole life. Happy days! You have so much room, and everything in the world to make things. You should totally make your own TV show where you cast 10 People to make something of your choosing, and have a couple of celebraty crafting Judges that kick one person a week. You could let the winner work with you or get a prize at the end. You could pitch it to the director of the show that you worked on. I know that it would be a big hit with you producing it ♥
this is the best, most artistic resin casting ive ever seen, aside from what my dad did back in the 60s. stunning, and very creative, and a perfect use of legos.
Wow...beautiful LEGO guitar, excellent work on this practically handmade project.. I would say it is a work of art for children who love toys, greetings from Brazil!
This is awesome, I’ve watched 2 Lego guitars in one week! Well BurlsArt made a bass guitar out of Legos but it still counts. Plus you made it in totally different styles it compliments each other.
How old is Charlie! Haven't seen him in a long while. He's so grown up! My son plays 🎸 also. He's 19, taught himself about 4 years ago. I think he would like this guitar.
You should make him a few guitars, so he has different ones to choose from. He is amazing for such a short time learning to play. You did an absolutely amazing job for your son. Thank you so much for sharing this video xx
Wow Nick, it appears that your not alone in the field of the arts‼️ Charlie takes after pops. 👍🏼 Spectacular guitar and also sounds great‼️ BRAVO to both you and Charlie. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐☮️
No it has the exact same split at the top of the headstock all the way through the video. The split annoyed me the whole time and you see it at the end of the video…
Edit: 2 typos. Imagine making a guitar out of coloured resin & filling it with things like sand, artificial seaweed (I suspect real seaweed will rot & smell), shells, fake fish & shellfish. An underwater guitar would look cool. 🐚🦀🐟🌊
Kiwami Japan did something similar with a resin kitchen knife ("sharpest UV Resin kitchen knife in the world", hV2YiRewrpk) and the effect looks great!
I'm 53. When I was 16 I worked at a place that made corian countertops. Since then I've had a dream of building a guitar out of corian. The neck would be a single solid piece running through the body with hollow wings to keep the weight down. The wiring would be done before the back is put on, then the back glued on so the guitar is seamless without access panels. I'd love to see this made a reality
Why is Charlie growing up so fast!!? Also, that was absolutely amazing! The project and the playing. Love the guitar. I'm hoping Charlie gets to keep it, yes? ;)
Acrylic guitars used to be massive in the late 90s when I started playing guitar and I really wanted one. then they went out of fashion which made me sad :-( lol I think I have to make one after seeing this cool video!
Having built a few guitars from scratch myself, you under-emphasized the challenges of building the neck from scratch. The nut slot part was good, but what about how you did the truss rod, the fretboard radius, the slotting for the frets (indeed a very critical part of any build), fret installation, fret markers, etc... Truthfully, I think there's more to making that neck than there was to making that body. In fact with the way your editing went, it almost looks as if you started to make a neck that looks similar to semi-complete ones that you can buy online, and then abra-cadabra! you have a neck that looks exactly like some that you can buy online. I absolutely love this video because of the project, but for a fan of wood-working and instruments, I felt slightly cheated out of witnessing some of the bigger challenges to the project as a whole. Also it could deceive someone into thinking it is easier than it really is. Great content, this is the very first video of yours I've ever watched. Thank you for being on TH-cam!
Exactly! No disrespect here for that amazing work in the body, but to build a neck from scratch, that alone is a way bigger challenge. Anyway, great work!
I was thinking the exact same thing. When he started on the neck I thought: really, he's doing a neck from scratch?!?! And then the next thing we see is a semi finished neck and in the end, when fully finished it is fretted and has a truss rod. So I too think that he swapped it out in the end for a bought one. But who knows (well I guess Nick himself does).
100% agree with this. Add to that, I couldn't see any cut out on the back of the neck to take the truss rod either. My son has asked if we can do something similar, which I'm going to look into. Our idea is to use a Pacifica 112 as the base build guitar for moulding, which means we'll also have a neck from which to work with. There is no way I would want to start trying to make a neck.
Im VERY impressed in Charlies guitar playing!! Hes got a great talent, that will carry him far. I hope, if he wants, that he continues playing and getting better. Maybe we are witnessing the birth of the fantastic player in an amazing band!🎸🎶
I think now is the time you do things your really good at. Like you fav projects, and you will know where you've gone wrong in the past and things could get better.
Great. Now make a hollow resin body, with a screw on cap somewhere, then fill it with plectrums, so when we lose our last pick, we can screw off the little lid, and shake a few out. Make a recess somewhere to hold a slide. ( Fit a coricidin bottle in the slide recess, so you can just poke your finger in when you change to slide. ) You'll be on another winner! Keep on trucking. I'm learning to play guitar 🎸 Since 1969😁👍👏💜
This is the first time I've watched a video put out by you. I just stumbled across it and so glad I did. I've been wanting to start doing things with Resin and have not decided on what I'd like to try to do first. Your video is very impressive and your son is too. I do have a couple questions for you. What is the material you are using to frame your mold? And, any advice you'd like to share about working with Resin and Mold making? I would appreciate any comments. I'm definitely going to watch more of your videos,
The guitar is fantastic, but Charlie is over the top! Who knew; from that adorable little boy to this awesome, guitar playing young adult. He is just too much. Did I mention your super guitar? I love it
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Nick, uhh Mr. Zammeti.....do you ever make yourself laugh while editing? I wasn't ready for the glasses🤣🤣
Serious talent, both of you. I was really impressed by your luthier skills on the neck
Hi Nick love the guitar and your son so talented..I have a question.I always see you pouring the silicon molding not measurements or putting one to one from both parts..I would like to know if that mix just pour and mix only or you just know by experience what you need..
I bet these would sell like crazy
@@blackangel3375 yea I just guess mostly now it always works fine 😂
My dad passed back in April and growing up he always had a workshop full of tools and projects. Seeing you toil away to make things for your family has always been fun, but now it really hits home.
You are making memories with them that they will cherish long after you are gone and they've grown old. It's heartening to know things like that are still happening in the world
I thought the guitar was impressive… but then out comes Charlie - very impressive playing ❤️
Charlie has the talent to make it big time
The kid has mad skills on that guitar!
Agreed.
An amazing Duo
He played so awesome!!!!
Nick, can I say that I really appreciate that you've been taking the time to get a high gloss finish on your projects? I know that sanding and polishing is nobody's favourite activity, but the end result looks immensely better. Cheers.
How many dad’s can make their son a working guitar. What an awesome dad! Beautiful work by the way!!
Brian May’s dad for one.
He didn't make anything but the body. Showed himself cutting a neck and then switched to a premade. Dude's a sham
How many son's can make their dad 1 😂
@@rabidwallaby84I’d probably skip the neck too, but I’d love to see it!
I would take the black pick guard off and add a clear one made of either the clear resin you used or maybe clear plexiglass. This way you don't hide the beauty of your hard work.
Now that I think of it, if there is a newer player playing it, having the black pick guard could make it easier to see the strings. But once that's not needed, the clear pick guard would help reveal everything hidden. The guy playing didn't seem to need it. He's pretty darn good!!
Fantastic. Would like to have seen the pick guard done in clear so all of the Legos could show through.
Omg amazing 😍 Can I put in an order for 3 ? 2 for my sons & 1 for my daughter 😍😍
Yeah, agreed
It’s LEGO…..the plural of LEGO is LEGO.👍
100% ruined it
@@sirrichardpumpaloaf8154 Thank you! Finally someone gets it. Literally was about to say the exact same thing.
Oh mans! Charlie's got some pretty dope playing skillz. And love seeing the support you have for him, just super wholesome! Thanks for another rocking and psychedelic video Nick! 🤘🏼
I wonder what it would look like if you poured a super thin sheet of colored resin and then shattered it into a bunch of tiny pieces and then put the pieces into a clear resin. It may look really cool, like stained glass suspended in resin!
Great idea! I think he did something like that, or Moon Pie Creations did. And even called it stained glass!
Or like do several sheets in different colours and then try to make a picture or pattern!
Moonpie Creations, Pohl Barn and Ahron Africanmeat all did stained glass projects.
@@twylaburns6554 that's awesome! But we want to see it done here.....
@@gomezaddams6470 I was just saying if anyone wanted to see more stained glass projects that the others have made some.
So proud as an Aussie to hear AC/DC played by a younger gent!! Go Charlie!!
Yeah, I recognized that tune...all of 'em...very nice. That guitar is soooooo cool. Who doesn't love Legos and Rock Music??
My boyfriend introduced me to you years ago, he passed away in February, but I still love to watch your video's. One of my favorite projects that I've seen of yours in a while, and Charlie, keep up the practice, you will be an amazing guitarist if you keep practicing. Keep the amazing projects coming, absolutely love you both!
I'm so sorry for your loss and he's still watching the videos with you I bet he always watching over you and loved ones everyday🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 prayers to you and your loved ones❤️❤️❤️
I'm so sorry you've lost your partner but I'm glad you feel comfortable enough to still enjoy what you shared. I hope it gives you some comsolation. 🤗
Im so sorry for your loss. He had good taste! Hugs to you
@@angelaburrow8114 TY Angela
Thanks everyone!
Charlie could slay dragons with that axe . Absolutely legendary
Love this, omg how grown up is Charlie he’s great on the guitar . They grow up way to fast don’t they. My daughter has just finished her GCSEs off to college in September. It’s been a hard last year for them. Good luck Charlie x
too bad pick guard is solid black and hides SO much of your design: please cut out clear plexiglass guard and ADD to the unique beauty of your design, not hide it!
Agreed.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
Completely agree.
Yes that be cool!
Excellent idea Ralph! 👍
Wow, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Such a talented father and son duo. Great job you guys!
ACDC - Back in Black ...Tuneage.
Gui-Tar looks unreal mate. Charlie: Slow down when playing Layla, otherwise mate, keep doing what you're doing.
He played Back In Black, Iron Man and Bohemian Rhapsody. Not Layla, so maybe that's why you thought he should slow down, lol. He did good on Bohemian Rhapsody, which is hard to play because of the bends.
@@xmas4203 He played Layla at the end
@@sarahchalmers9120 Ah ha, thanks Sarah and sorry Lee. I clicked off before the end.
Hes also played Beat it.
@@stevenlindenschmidt4049 Beautiful 🙃🖤🐸🌱👍🏼
Not only is the kid good but he has excellent taste in music, well done Dad!!
As a guitarist, as well as being the daughter of a guitarist, I approve this project with gusto!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎸🎼
Thank god.
As a guitarist, you'd think you would have noticed that he swapped in a premade neck instead of the one he showed himself cutting. He straight up lied about this build.
Truth time - I've been watching your channel for YEARS. I know I'll never make any of the things you make because I simply have no desire to, but your creativity and the comfort I get from your videos are unmatched. Thank you for your content!
I wanna Rock N' Roll with this LEGO Guitar!!🎉🎉🎉
Wow! Charlie’s got some skills! Nice job.
Just wanted to say: you have inspired me as a maker. Peter Brown got me into using resin, but YOU, sir, got me to try funky things with it. I've created things now that would not have existed without your videos. Thank you.
😊🙏🏽
Charlie is as talented as his dad. Wow that's amazing. Artist are Running in the family. Very cool guitar for a great kid.
You're such an amazing dad. I wish everyone had one who cares and put forth as much effort as you. God bless you, sir.
You Rock Charlie! That was some impressive guitar playing.
Love the end result Nick as always…. Very Funkadelic 🙃✌🏼
Nick, I love seeing the relationship you have with your son. It's great to see you support his interests and talents. It's obvious you're very proud of him. A lot of kids don't get the kind of positive reinforcement you give him. That's very important to him becoming a confident and capable adult. You're a great father as well as a great craftsman. I love watching you. Keep it up!
Yeah. Teaching your son to lie about the things you make is a great lesson, right? Got full footage of that neck build, Nick? Didn't think so.
Oooo! New vid!
Very very cool!
You need to be able to put a strap on that guitar, so Charlie can stand up when he plays it!
How much has Charlie grown in the last year!? That’s insane!!
Also, funky axe!!
Your sure make it fun and have a great time doing it. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
He's only been playing for 1 year?! I am impressed 🙂 He is really good 🙂
Imagine LEDs embedded in that resin 🤩
Literally one of the best things I've seen made on TH-cam. Also your boy is awesome.
Thank you 😊
Looks great, the black pick guard makes great contrast with the bricks and chrome and with its boldness also maintains the guitars contours well against the random brick lines.
That was a GREAT video. All around. And today is Father's Day so very appropriate. I cherished whenever my Dad influenced my life and choices. The best advice I ever had came from him.
I'm glad we go to see such a funky guitar in action! This was cool on many fronts. :D
Haha! Rock on Charlie! That needs to stay in the family, it will be special to him for his whole life.
Happy days! You have so much room, and everything in the world to make things. You should totally make your own TV show where you cast 10 People to make something of your choosing, and have a couple of celebraty crafting Judges that kick one person a week. You could let the winner work with you or get a prize at the end. You could pitch it to the director of the show that you worked on. I know that it would be a big hit with you producing it ♥
Now that is cool looking.
I'm not sure what I enjoyed more, Nick making the guitar or Charlie playing it, It sounded pretty good and looked pretty good.
OH MY GOSH, WHAT AN AWESOME GUITAR!!! And Charlie's ADORABLE!!!!
I think this is absolutely the coolest project yet. Sounds good too.
Imagine if you did this with only LEGO People! That would be epic
And expensive! Even used they run from $3. and up!
You mean Minifigures
I was thinking about that as I saw this video. I even want to write him and ask him how much to do a strat body out of mini-figs.
Absolutely brilliant, and Charlie was amazing. What a talented young man!
Wow!!! Charlie deserves that guitar for a Brilliant Performance!!
this is the best, most artistic resin casting ive ever seen, aside from what my dad did back in the 60s. stunning, and very creative, and a perfect use of legos.
A fitting tune to have played at this point in time would have been "Schools out" by A.C.
I love The Ballad of Dwight Frye, awesome song.
Oh man. Imagine doing one that’s all heads.
How many people searched "do they sell Lego heads in bulk?" Lol
@@tiaroxie oh! I thought barbie doll heads....lol
@@melissaphillis7247 I wonder if the resin would react to the head, hair, and/or makeup... OK now I want to see that! Lol
Everything about this video is impressive as hell!
Of all the ads I've seen for Manscaped, your 'ad' was the funniest & the cleanest XD
Wow...beautiful LEGO guitar, excellent work on this practically handmade project.. I would say it is a work of art for children who love toys, greetings from Brazil!
Love it!
I hope we'll see this beauty in one of your videos
First thing I thought of is that Leo needs this guitar.
I would LOVE to see Leo rock this axe!!
very cool mate, always love your art. keep it up 👍🏻
Maaaann I wouldn't mind having a Lego telecaster, it looks pretty dang good.
This guy is so likable. Wow… just great to watch. Positive and funny!
Nick’s relationships to kids are adorable every time.
What a cool piece! Loved Charlie Makers demo! Great music taste!!
This is awesome, I’ve watched 2 Lego guitars in one week! Well BurlsArt made a bass guitar out of Legos but it still counts. Plus you made it in totally different styles it compliments each other.
How old is Charlie! Haven't seen him in a long while. He's so grown up!
My son plays 🎸 also. He's 19, taught himself about 4 years ago. I think he would like this guitar.
This is one of your best projects EVER, Nick! Love it! Cheers to you from Nashville, TN, USA!
Even made the neck! That’s great work on the guitar and great work by Charlie!
You should make him a few guitars, so he has different ones to choose from. He is amazing for such a short time learning to play. You did an absolutely amazing job for your son. Thank you so much for sharing this video xx
This is the best way to spend my lunch time been looking forward to seeing this 👍
It's 2 am in USA when he posted this... Couldn't sleep so it was a nice surprise for this video to pop up!
That “Hello let me out” is what I do to my daughter when she has me on speakerphone at her work. “Help she has me in her pocket, let me out!”
Wow Nick, it appears that your not alone in the field of the arts‼️ Charlie takes after pops. 👍🏼 Spectacular guitar and also sounds great‼️ BRAVO to both you and Charlie. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐☮️
Magnífico parabéns você é muito bom mesmo.
Fantástico, não é?!
The level of creativity and skill is amazing. Fantastic!
Holy moly nick Charlie is dope at playing guitar 🎸, and you're getting swole man, arms are looking massive bro
Now that is the most beautiful guitar I have ever seen!
Very same
Thank you 😊
@@nickzammeti I can just picture one of his friends or family saying:
Yo, my vase broke, could you make a led singing vase for me? Lol
You haven’t seen many guitars lol
எனக்கும் அப்படி தான் தோனுது...
Cool the way the truss rod pocket magically appeared.
Yep...he straight up lied about the neck build.
No it has the exact same split at the top of the headstock all the way through the video. The split annoyed me the whole time and you see it at the end of the video…
WooHoo Go Charlie!!!! Awesome!!! Great Job Nick on the Guitar
Wow Charlie!!! You play amazing! You are growing up so fast. Congrats on the guitar Nick, love it!.
Those imperfections are from the Lego people trying to break free.
Extremely cool and fun build! I watched it from start to finish! Charlie is a cool dude too...a good guitar player who's going places!
Edit: 2 typos.
Imagine making a guitar out of coloured resin & filling it with things like sand, artificial seaweed (I suspect real seaweed will rot & smell), shells, fake fish & shellfish. An underwater guitar would look cool. 🐚🦀🐟🌊
Kiwami Japan did something similar with a resin kitchen knife ("sharpest UV Resin kitchen knife in the world", hV2YiRewrpk) and the effect looks great!
Great work Nick & Charlie 🎸
I'm 53. When I was 16 I worked at a place that made corian countertops. Since then I've had a dream of building a guitar out of corian. The neck would be a single solid piece running through the body with hollow wings to keep the weight down. The wiring would be done before the back is put on, then the back glued on so the guitar is seamless without access panels. I'd love to see this made a reality
Why is Charlie growing up so fast!!? Also, that was absolutely amazing! The project and the playing. Love the guitar. I'm hoping Charlie gets to keep it, yes? ;)
Acrylic guitars used to be massive in the late 90s when I started playing guitar and I really wanted one. then they went out of fashion which made me sad :-( lol I think I have to make one after seeing this cool video!
Wow! I haven't seen Charlie since he was a little fella. He has grown into a young man and the guitar was a bonus 😂 👍🏼
I love the fact you did the tele style guitar... that is my favorite electric guitar.
A bass filled with an assortment of mini figures. That'd be epic!
Amazing! I love the finished product. What did you use on the resin after you sanded it to bring the shine back?
Yeah I'd love to know that
You just need to polish it with a buffer
Having built a few guitars from scratch myself, you under-emphasized the challenges of building the neck from scratch. The nut slot part was good, but what about how you did the truss rod, the fretboard radius, the slotting for the frets (indeed a very critical part of any build), fret installation, fret markers, etc... Truthfully, I think there's more to making that neck than there was to making that body. In fact with the way your editing went, it almost looks as if you started to make a neck that looks similar to semi-complete ones that you can buy online, and then abra-cadabra! you have a neck that looks exactly like some that you can buy online. I absolutely love this video because of the project, but for a fan of wood-working and instruments, I felt slightly cheated out of witnessing some of the bigger challenges to the project as a whole. Also it could deceive someone into thinking it is easier than it really is.
Great content, this is the very first video of yours I've ever watched. Thank you for being on TH-cam!
Exactly! No disrespect here for that amazing work in the body, but to build a neck from scratch, that alone is a way bigger challenge.
Anyway, great work!
I was thinking the exact same thing. When he started on the neck I thought: really, he's doing a neck from scratch?!?!
And then the next thing we see is a semi finished neck and in the end, when fully finished it is fretted and has a truss rod. So I too think that he swapped it out in the end for a bought one. But who knows (well I guess Nick himself does).
100% agree with this. Add to that, I couldn't see any cut out on the back of the neck to take the truss rod either.
My son has asked if we can do something similar, which I'm going to look into. Our idea is to use a Pacifica 112 as the base build guitar for moulding, which means we'll also have a neck from which to work with. There is no way I would want to start trying to make a neck.
This almost makes me want to take up the guitar again.
Two of my son's favourite things, guitars and lego lol! He loved this video and Charlie as well we both did. Brilliant video. ♥❤❤
man, that is mad killer sick! so cool!! LOVE IT!!!!
Im VERY impressed in Charlies guitar playing!! Hes got a great talent, that will carry him far. I hope, if he wants, that he continues playing and getting better. Maybe we are witnessing the birth of the fantastic player in an amazing band!🎸🎶
I didn't know I wanted a guitar until just now... This one specifically tho.
🤣🤣 u sounded like Jason Statham when you talked about the cologne.
Make a glow in the dark guitar?
Hahah thank you x
Welcome
Back in Black-AC/DC, Iron Man-Black Sabbath, and I couldn’t remember the last song, but great guitar playing Charlie
I think now is the time you do things your really good at. Like you fav projects, and you will know where you've gone wrong in the past and things could get better.
I love that Charlie is so well rounded. That’s super cool.
Great. Now make a hollow resin body, with a screw on cap somewhere, then fill it with plectrums, so when we lose our last pick, we can screw off the little lid, and shake a few out.
Make a recess somewhere to hold a slide. ( Fit a coricidin bottle in the slide recess, so you can just poke your finger in when you change to slide. )
You'll be on another winner!
Keep on trucking.
I'm learning to play guitar 🎸
Since 1969😁👍👏💜
This is the first time I've watched a video put out by you. I just stumbled across it and so glad I did. I've been wanting to start doing things with Resin and have not decided on what I'd like to try to do first. Your video is very impressive and your son is too. I do have a couple questions for you. What is the material you are using to frame your mold? And, any advice you'd like to share about working with Resin and Mold making? I would appreciate any comments. I'm definitely going to watch more of your videos,
Out of the world!! Beautifully done.....
I WOULD CALL THIS GUITAR A ZAMMETICASTOR.....ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT....
That body is amazing! Clever neck building trick, too. 😉
The guitar is fantastic, but Charlie is over the top! Who knew; from that adorable little boy to this awesome, guitar playing young adult. He is just too much. Did I mention your super guitar? I love it
Congratulations, very good work!
The best dad and the best son. I love this!!