This is incredible! The enginuity you express being able to make a work of art even with one hand, using that pulley to hog out the waste with a chisel was GENIUS.. Absolutely inspiring, keep up the amazing work.
imagine breaking your arm just for a video, congratulations for the effort. it's just a joke, sorry if offended, i love your content, your videos are very good to watch
I'm not normally a commenter, but this is a special one. Truly inspiring, beautiful guitar, wonderful video, fantastic aesthetics and editing. I loved everything about this. I hope your wrist is back to normal by now! Warm wishes from Ireland :)
@@tchiksguitars The problem with good editing is that when you do it very well nobody notices :D I hope you're back in the workshop fully fit very soon! I've had some health problems recently that have kept me from my workbench. I have a half finished guitar waiting for me that I can't wait to finish! Take care. e
Incredible. Beautiful and inspiring. You're an artist in many ways: as a woodworker, cameraman and video producers, musician and director. You seem like an amazing father too!
but I do have all those fancy tools, and I'm going back at them as soon as it's safe again. Yes it was rewarding to achieve something with my hand (singular), but soOOOOOO tedious :)
Yes, but even without the fancy tools you need a place where you can build stuff and an apartment is not really suitable for hammering out anything that involves making noise
All I could say while I was watching your video is; "WOW!". I highly commend you on you ingenuity and your ability to adapt, to make use of the tools and techniques available to you, and to even use your cast as a tool! One thing that your circumstances forced you to do was not be in a big rush, in other words, you wound up making sure all of your work setups, saw, chisel cuts, drilling, and sanding/planing were "right on the money" and you could dial everything in precisely. And that was so sweet when your little girl wanted to help out! That's a beautiful guitar you made, you have more than earned the right to call yourself a luthier!
Congratulations on the beautiful guitar, and it was a very heroic job to do this with one hand. You deserve all the respect. It was so cute of your little girl to help you. BRAVOOO
Wow! I love your dedication to this craft. It is truly both inspirational and humbling at the same time. For the record, I'm one of the weirdos that likes watching the milling process too ;)
This guy is inventive as hell! My brother is paralised on the right side so it makes me proud in a weird way that people are still able to do so much with one hand. My hat is of for you sir.
What a maker. Well done. Loved the creative use of therapy stretching bands not to mention constructing an entire hammering device to help you with the chiseling.
I know Im late to the party but THIS IS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE! This further encourages me to do my own repair works with my guitars. I may not have most of the hand tools needed but at least I got two hands!
Amazing and inspiring work,very impresive...You are awesome my friend....compliments ,you did a great work... because of your video now i'm trying to build my own Telecaster.
You could make a guitar business and people could donate the wood they want you to make a guitar out of and they could tell you the stuff they want on it like pickups strap locks and other stuff and you could make it and charge like $5000 for the whole thing and they could have a custom guitar and you would be a famous builder keep up the good work👍
Thanks a bunch! But I really doubt that :p Making guitars for a living has never been my goal, I just make them to play them myself and to explore and learn new stuff (photography, video editing, etc.)
@@tchiksguitars well that is good that you love a hobby so much to the point where you just make guitars not to sell them but to play them keep up the good work
If you can make a guitar with one hand- and with hand tools, then you could probably do it with two! but it's like that other saying. If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. COMPLETELY REASONABLE
Dude, what a work of art! I’m always inspired every time I watch your videos. So grateful that you’re doing what you do by bringing beauty and art and to the world. God be with 🙌🏽
‘bout time. What took you so long? I am impressed. As for me, I would have just left the shop lights off until I healed. So as someone else admitted, I too am lazy. Well done.
I honestly admire your dedication, building a guitar with ONE HAND is something really amazing. I think I couldn't do it with BOTH if I had the chance. I am truly in awe of you, with unwavering determination, YOU built a Tele using only one hand, despite having a cast on the other. Your passion and dedication to your craft is definitely something else. This video definitely inspires me to get up, grab some wood and start building MY OWN electric guitar, keep up the good work. ❤
I had already watched the parts where you speak, and so wondered if this would be a bit boring. It really brings the whole thing to life. Just wonderful. Merçi beaucoups! À la prochaine!
My left ear was just surgically repaired. I am using the sounds in your videos to test the quality of my hearing. I appreciate your craftsmanship and of course the sounds and soundchecks in your videos. Thank you. Your work is of the highest quality.
Just a piece of garbage... Yeah, that's how a feel having my two hands and a thousand of proyects unfinished in my workshop, while I'm here watching youtube.. This is AMAZING!! beautiful guitar
I remember when I cut my left pinky until I can see the bone, it's hard to not play bass, so I did 2 gigs and play without pinky but on the third gig I play with my pinky even it's hurt af ✊
Hope you feel better now ! I can currently hold my guitar and play some stuff but I'm still struggling near the nut and generally speaking it's hard to reach notes with my pinky (it rotates my wrist too much), so I sort of get the feeling. The only way I found is to have the neck in front of my belly :p it looks silly but at least I can play
Same here. I'm a lefty and I sliced the end of my pinky off. Now I play right handed. the nerves are all damaged and pressing on the frets was just painful.
Bravo, rien n'est négligé...... le travail en atelier, le silence du ciseau à bois, la performance mono main, la discrétion filmé, la qualité du montage et le format 16/9éme. Il est fameux est très rare de filmer son travail et non sa personne, si vous voyez ce que je veux dire. Que votre approche partagé de cette façon fait du bien. Merci.
This gives me hope that I'd be able to make a guitar from scratch. I've made a couple guitar kits, but this is what I really want to do, but I don't have access to power tools, but I'm sure I could get a hold of some hand tools. That being said, anyone know what the bare minimum of tools you'd need to make a guitar like this?
check out my last video. I'm explaining in a lot of details which tools you need, and what the bare minimum is (it's not far from what I used in this video)
Any sane person would wait until their arm mended!!!! Amazing work! I'm watching this feeling totally uncomfortable and inadequate but also utterly inspired!!!!
i had my arm in a cast too many years ago, its a faint memory now. we're lucky enough to only have had to deal with it for a couple of week. As for your question "What am i doing with my life?" when showing the contraptions: you were showing ways to make woodworking more accessible for ppl with one arm. Well done sir, don't beat yourself up about it ;)
*WANNA BUILD THIS GUITAR? HERE IS THE TUTORIAL !!* In that tutorial series, I'm explaining everything you need to know to build that very same guitar. th-cam.com/video/vjcmbmjL8qM/w-d-xo.html
Você é muito inteligente mano. Você está ganhando um super fã pelo o seu trabalho, e seus vídeos me incentiva bastante. Coloca uma legenda em português. Top demais.
Honestly, I'm feeding myself with guitar building videos for six years. I've never even thought that doing electric guitar with only hand tools is even possible. (Which is kinda dumb, luthiers are doing it for ages. ) Nonetheless, your technique is mind blowing even before adding the cast (or maybe subtracting one hand?) Congratulations on finishing this build and taking off the cast! I hope that more people will find your channel cause it's really worth watching. While wishing quick and successful recovery!
Chapeau, monsieur! I find woodworking of that standard a challenge with two hands. I also have to praise your ingenuity in designing and making equipment so you can use “hand “ tools. Sir, you are an inspiration.
What product did you use for the white to contrast the grain when you cerused the body? This is very impressive. Drilling the string through ferrules holes without a pillar drill is difficult enough with 2 hands. And the neck pocket.. just everything. You have skills sir
Dude, this and that hollow body are two of the classiest guitars I've ever seen. I'm planning out an LP jr build right now and want to dye it black just like you did on this tele - what did you use for the finish? Was it a wax?
This is soo satisfying to watch. The saw cutting through wood, the feeling of it's blades eating through the grain is one of the things woodworkers could appreciate. Very cool.
I admire your discipline from beginning to the end. It shows that you find the joy in building anything. I like that. I hope your arm feels better soon.
If I could relike this video every time I watch it I would do so. You've inspired me to make a guitar myself, because surely if you can do it with one hand I can do it with both of mine lol. Incredible work here, I've seen all of your videos a few times now at this point, and they never disappoint on any level.
Doing it with hand tools shows prowess and dedication; doing it with one hand shows pure skill. I love that contraption you made for hammering on the chisel.
This is absolutely beautiful! I hope your hand is healing well and just want to say thank you again for making such incredible videos. They are so inspiring and great fun to watch. The video is shot really well and edited superbly too.
Wow just amazed how you pulled this one off with one hand.. makes me appreciate what I still have. I really wanna have a workshop like yours bro.. that's paradise.. looking forward for your next vid.
he's basically "single handedly" made the guitar
so dark!
literally lol
Is he a righty or lefty tho?
😆😆
and foot
What a dedication to make the guitar with a broken hand. I highly appreciate your talent and passion for making guitars!
The "hammer machine" at 4:10 is fantastic!
This is incredible! The enginuity you express being able to make a work of art even with one hand, using that pulley to hog out the waste with a chisel was GENIUS.. Absolutely inspiring, keep up the amazing work.
It's not genius, When you really don't have any other options, solutions like that come up very easily
Totally agree that was a great idea...
imagine breaking your arm just for a video, congratulations for the effort.
it's just a joke, sorry if offended, i love your content, your videos are very good to watch
a good one too ... xD
@@gelismissuriyeli4440 isim mükemmel kanka
@@bobbynash4656 wtf dude? is this your way of promoting something? XD
Don't worry about rhe joke, it was 'armless
@@britishnerd3919 top class mate
I find doing simple stuff in my class hard with two hands and this guy comes out here and does this?! Its truly brilliant and so inspiring. Well done!
The stuff you do in your class is probably harder than what I do :p I'm just lucky because I did this guitar before and I knew what to expect.
the title should be “i build a guitar with ONE HAND and ABS!”
It was my hip bone actually, I can still feel it burning :p
Hand made guitar isliten to the playing music.
@@tchiksguitars yeah i imagine hahaha nothing is stopping you from making awesome builds :))))
mc hammer comes to mind also
Lah kok ngatur lu ndul, yg buat video dia kok lu yg ngatur wkwk
I'm not normally a commenter, but this is a special one. Truly inspiring, beautiful guitar, wonderful video, fantastic aesthetics and editing. I loved everything about this. I hope your wrist is back to normal by now! Warm wishes from Ireland :)
Thanks a lot ! Means a lot that you noticed the editing, it took me a week hehe. My wrist is almost back to normal, still need to be careful though
@@tchiksguitars The problem with good editing is that when you do it very well nobody notices :D I hope you're back in the workshop fully fit very soon! I've had some health problems recently that have kept me from my workbench. I have a half finished guitar waiting for me that I can't wait to finish! Take care. e
Hope you will be back on track soon. I really get the " i must build something but can't " pain :) !
@@tchiksguitars Thanks! Just managed to spend 30 mins in the workshop actually. It felt amazing :D Take care, looking forward to more of your videos
Incredible. Beautiful and inspiring. You're an artist in many ways: as a woodworker, cameraman and video producers, musician and director. You seem like an amazing father too!
Thank you so much for those kind words !
As a starting wood worker my biggest respect for building with one hand. I cannot imagine working without a second hand.
I didn't know I could do that until I tried :) so you never know
This is truly amazing and inspiring. You don’t need all of the fancy tools some people have, cause eventually hard work will pay off.
but I do have all those fancy tools, and I'm going back at them as soon as it's safe again. Yes it was rewarding to achieve something with my hand (singular), but soOOOOOO tedious :)
*stubbornness lol
Exactly, eventually.
minus a drill and forstner bits...
Yes, but even without the fancy tools you need a place where you can build stuff and an apartment is not really suitable for hammering out anything that involves making noise
Man the worst nightmare of a musician is getting injured, you´re strong man
This is genuinely one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen.
I am very impressed that he managed to make the entire guitar in less than 20 minutes. 😮
The real-time would be a couple of days or weeks!
え、ギターってこんな風に作れるんだ、
すげぇ、色々工夫して作られてるんだ…
ギター作るだけでもすごいのに、
片手だけって、凄すぎだろ
I love that you built this guitar with one arm in a cast. Your Mum is right, you are special!
Hand tools are usually tricky enough to use with two hands! This is impressive! Hope you heal up quickly.
thanks!
Hand tools are tricky indeed but they forced me to better understand wood grain :)
All I could say while I was watching your video is; "WOW!". I highly commend you on you ingenuity and your ability to adapt, to make use of the tools and techniques available to you, and to even use your cast as a tool! One thing that your circumstances forced you to do was not be in a big rush, in other words, you wound up making sure all of your work setups, saw, chisel cuts, drilling, and sanding/planing were "right on the money" and you could dial everything in precisely. And that was so sweet when your little girl wanted to help out! That's a beautiful guitar you made, you have more than earned the right to call yourself a luthier!
Thanks then :)
This is probably by far the the greatest guitar build I have ever seen!
Your tenacity to hand-cut and hand-chisel a guitar with one hand in a cast is beyond inspiring.
incredible what humans can do once they put their minds into it.
And foot. Don't forget the foot !
An inspiration to one-handed guitarists everywhere!
Not only he made the guitar, he also did footage for us
He did ! With great pleasure
Not only he made the guitar, did the footage for us, but also recorded and mixed a lovely multi-track demo.. guitar, percussion, and stuff.. wow
I know this 3 years ago but you are an inspiration and a REAL craftsman! excellent work!
im building a guitar too, its inspiring too see your effort and skills, congrats man, i hope you are recovered soon.
I'm trying :)
Congratulations on the beautiful guitar, and it was a very heroic job to do this with one hand. You deserve all the respect. It was so cute of your little girl to help you. BRAVOOO
Wow! I love your dedication to this craft. It is truly both inspirational and humbling at the same time. For the record, I'm one of the weirdos that likes watching the milling process too ;)
Ahaha. Me too ! But I can understand why people would skip that part :p (and trust me, most people do )
@@tchiksguitars Yes I get that. Everybody has their thing.
The spokeshave and the rubber band was so brilliant!
This guy is inventive as hell! My brother is paralised on the right side so it makes me proud in a weird way that people are still able to do so much with one hand. My hat is of for you sir.
There's not enough money in the world to pay for this guitar. This is one for you to keep forever. Congrats!
Señor, es usted ¡¡un GENIO!! Ojalá algún día pueda comprar una de sus guitarras. ¡Saludos y admiración total desde México!.
What a maker. Well done. Loved the creative use of therapy stretching bands not to mention constructing an entire hammering device to help you with the chiseling.
There is nothing that can stop a creative mind.
I know Im late to the party but THIS IS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE! This further encourages me to do my own repair works with my guitars. I may not have most of the hand tools needed but at least I got two hands!
never underestimate the power of boredom...
This is the perfect comment. I have one gem like this for every video I make. Congrats !
The step I loved most of all is the sanding at 11'30"! GREAT!
Limitations and creativity :)
Doc: you can‘t build a guitar for the next 8 Weeks
This Dude: and i took that personally
I love that is just pure work and no background music
That was hard to build a guitar but imagine how hard was to record a video during that...
Not that hard actually :p the problem was the lighting and editing :)
Amazing and inspiring work,very impresive...You are awesome my friend....compliments ,you did a great work... because of your video now i'm trying to build my own Telecaster.
(After 2 mins of watching)
Omg! Somebody go give him a hand already!
I had the same feeling watching it back :)
Where there's a will there's a way. I love the ingenuity to make it work.
You could make a guitar business and people could donate the wood they want you to make a guitar out of and they could tell you the stuff they want on it like pickups strap locks and other stuff and you could make it and charge like $5000 for the whole thing and they could have a custom guitar and you would be a famous builder keep up the good work👍
Thanks a bunch!
But I really doubt that :p Making guitars for a living has never been my goal, I just make them to play them myself and to explore and learn new stuff (photography, video editing, etc.)
@@tchiksguitars well that is good that you love a hobby so much to the point where you just make guitars not to sell them but to play them keep up the good work
@@tchiksguitars life is what happens while we're making other plans
The greatest builder I ever seen!!!!
Thank you :)
CARA, VOCÊ NÃO IMAGINA A FORÇA QUE TU ME DEU, OBRIGADO
Fantastic. You are to be admired.
The guitar is beautiful
O cara é fiel mesmo com o canal, mesmo com braço quebrado ele ainda faz arte 🇧🇷
Necessity is the mother of all inventions.....awesome effort to get things done. 😊
Yes!!!! It’s finally here!
same feeling :p
a lot of creativity went into that build
If you can make a guitar with one hand- and with hand tools, then you could probably do it with two!
but it's like that other saying.
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. COMPLETELY REASONABLE
Dude, what a work of art! I’m always inspired every time I watch your videos. So grateful that you’re doing what you do by bringing beauty and art and to the world. God be with 🙌🏽
thank you ! You be well too
‘bout time. What took you so long?
I am impressed. As for me, I would have just left the shop lights off until I healed. So as someone else admitted, I too am lazy. Well done.
I honestly admire your dedication, building a guitar with ONE HAND is something really amazing. I think I couldn't do it with BOTH if I had the chance. I am truly in awe of you, with unwavering determination, YOU built a Tele using only one hand, despite having a cast on the other. Your passion and dedication to your craft is definitely something else.
This video definitely inspires me to get up, grab some wood and start building MY OWN electric guitar, keep up the good work. ❤
Continuing the ONE theme, here's a guitar made of one piece : th-cam.com/video/b_60m9HyYvk/w-d-xo.html
How do you make your templates?
Com pé e as duas mãos.
0:58 how did you print the guitar paper?
Can you show it to us?
Gotta play One on any of the "One-[Insert Thing Here] Guitar Build" projects you've done.
I had already watched the parts where you speak, and so wondered if this would be a bit boring. It really brings the whole thing to life. Just wonderful. Merçi beaucoups! À la prochaine!
Вот это достойно уважения!!!! Молодец!!!
Merci !!
My left ear was just surgically repaired. I am using the sounds in your videos to test the quality of my hearing. I appreciate your craftsmanship and of course the sounds and soundchecks in your videos. Thank you. Your work is of the highest quality.
Just a piece of garbage...
Yeah, that's how a feel having my two hands and a thousand of proyects unfinished in my workshop, while I'm here watching youtube.. This is AMAZING!! beautiful guitar
Haha don't be so harsh on yourself. Will power ! That's it
You're lying!!!!!
You had the best helper in the world!!!!
Great job!!!
I remember when I cut my left pinky until I can see the bone, it's hard to not play bass, so I did 2 gigs and play without pinky but on the third gig I play with my pinky even it's hurt af ✊
Hope you feel better now ! I can currently hold my guitar and play some stuff but I'm still struggling near the nut and generally speaking it's hard to reach notes with my pinky (it rotates my wrist too much), so I sort of get the feeling. The only way I found is to have the neck in front of my belly :p it looks silly but at least I can play
Same here. I'm a lefty and I sliced the end of my pinky off. Now I play right handed. the nerves are all damaged and pressing on the frets was just painful.
Bravo, rien n'est négligé...... le travail en atelier, le silence du ciseau à bois, la performance mono main, la discrétion filmé, la qualité du montage et le format 16/9éme. Il est fameux est très rare de filmer son travail et non sa personne, si vous voyez ce que je veux dire. Que votre approche partagé de cette façon fait du bien. Merci.
Un grand merci ! Content que le montage et les prises de vue ne soient pas passées inaperçues, ça m'a pris une plombe :)
This gives me hope that I'd be able to make a guitar from scratch. I've made a couple guitar kits, but this is what I really want to do, but I don't have access to power tools, but I'm sure I could get a hold of some hand tools. That being said, anyone know what the bare minimum of tools you'd need to make a guitar like this?
check out my last video. I'm explaining in a lot of details which tools you need, and what the bare minimum is (it's not far from what I used in this video)
Any sane person would wait until their arm mended!!!!
Amazing work!
I'm watching this feeling totally uncomfortable and inadequate but also utterly inspired!!!!
that wouldn't have been very challenging :)
I literally had tears in my eyes watching this ! is there anyone who wants to try this TELE that bad1? like I do!?
i had my arm in a cast too many years ago, its a faint memory now. we're lucky enough to only have had to deal with it for a couple of week. As for your question "What am i doing with my life?" when showing the contraptions: you were showing ways to make woodworking more accessible for ppl with one arm. Well done sir, don't beat yourself up about it ;)
*WANNA BUILD THIS GUITAR? HERE IS THE TUTORIAL !!* In that tutorial series, I'm explaining everything you need to know to build that very same guitar.
th-cam.com/video/vjcmbmjL8qM/w-d-xo.html
Can't wait!
Você é muito inteligente mano.
Você está ganhando um super fã pelo o seu trabalho, e seus vídeos me incentiva bastante.
Coloca uma legenda em português.
Top demais.
@@arnisgd th-cam.com/video/vjcmbmjL8qM/w-d-xo.html
:)
Top effort. Many others wouldn’t have started or would have given up. Well done
Honestly, I'm feeding myself with guitar building videos for six years. I've never even thought that doing electric guitar with only hand tools is even possible. (Which is kinda dumb, luthiers are doing it for ages. )
Nonetheless, your technique is mind blowing even before adding the cast (or maybe subtracting one hand?)
Congratulations on finishing this build and taking off the cast!
I hope that more people will find your channel cause it's really worth watching.
While wishing quick and successful recovery!
everything is possible with a little bit of will :)
Amazing, I love how you have taught us all that all you need is some basic tools, time and patience
Friday I'll teach actually teach you how to do it :p
8:06 Опилки из палисандра... ох красота)
That's how I feel too
Согласен)
Шоколадная стружка 😊
Chapeau, monsieur! I find woodworking of that standard a challenge with two hands. I also have to praise your ingenuity in designing and making equipment so you can use “hand “ tools. Sir, you are an inspiration.
Foot tools :p
What product did you use for the white to contrast the grain when you cerused the body? This is very impressive. Drilling the string through ferrules holes without a pillar drill is difficult enough with 2 hands. And the neck pocket.. just everything. You have skills sir
I really enjoyed your video. The best part is the help of your daugther. Congrants for your work like a Father. And of course the guitar 🤟🏼😎
Thank you ! She makes it easy to be a cool dad :p
@@tchiksguitars Congrats
Dude, this and that hollow body are two of the classiest guitars I've ever seen. I'm planning out an LP jr build right now and want to dye it black just like you did on this tele - what did you use for the finish? Was it a wax?
It's rubio monocoat. I'm planning on making a junior DC soon :)
@@tchiksguitars awesome, can't wait for the vid!
@@tchiksguitars I'm planning to use a red wood stain on my build. What color of Rubio Monocoat did you use and what color do you recommend for me?
That little girl is so adorable helping you
Скажи пожалуйста, что за белая жидкость после черной обработки?
Скорее всего, это матовый акриловый лак
@@ДикийКактус-ф1ъ ясно, спасибо!
This is soo satisfying to watch. The saw cutting through wood, the feeling of it's blades eating through the grain is one of the things woodworkers could appreciate. Very cool.
2:24 this is all the help you need. Start them early, teach them well.
I admire your discipline from beginning to the end. It shows that you find the joy in building anything. I like that. I hope your arm feels better soon.
Oh it is back to normal now thanks :)
Where did you get the template for the body?
Most likely eBay :)
probably the most impressive guitar build I have ever seen.....and very sweet touch that you brought your boy in on the job :-)
thanks!
* daughter :)
I have the name for your guitare : Darwin. Only those who adapt survives. Nice work !
DarwinCaster. We have something
The good sounding guitar is hard to make, a guitar that just looks cool is much more easy. This is quality
“Interferences emaletiques” la meilleure assistante shielding haha
If I could relike this video every time I watch it I would do so. You've inspired me to make a guitar myself, because surely if you can do it with one hand I can do it with both of mine lol. Incredible work here, I've seen all of your videos a few times now at this point, and they never disappoint on any level.
You should name the guitar "one-armed willie"
Single Cutaway Willie, perhaps? Or One-Armed Tele?
For the record, I had to use the urban dictionary to get it
@@tchiksguitars
Hahaha, I hope it was worth looking up. Love your builds to death, my man.
Was under the impression you were referencing The Goonies, one eyed Willy. Maybe gives more context on the joke?
@@SMAAAASHTV
Oh for sure haha. Yeah it was a goonies reference, but I honestly felt like it was a reach anyway and was surprised anyone noticed
a lot of love involved, congratulations
His right arm is going to be fucking swole
An incredible triumph of persistence and ingenuity.
Thank you :) nicely put :p
Holy shit dude. You even recorded & edited this with one hand. This is amazing.
I realized yesterday that one of the most difficult thing with that build was to set the tripod height with one hand :) no kidding !
Doing it with hand tools shows prowess and dedication; doing it with one hand shows pure skill.
I love that contraption you made for hammering on the chisel.
Круто! Но подарите этому парню электрический лобзик)
This is absolutely beautiful! I hope your hand is healing well and just want to say thank you again for making such incredible videos. They are so inspiring and great fun to watch. The video is shot really well and edited superbly too.
Респект тебе, братишка, от коллеги! Особенно за семи-холоу, я, например, не берусь за такое.
Wow just amazed how you pulled this one off with one hand.. makes me appreciate what I still have. I really wanna have a workshop like yours bro.. that's paradise.. looking forward for your next vid.
Thank you ! I do like my workshop :)
stop flexing your brain and creativity and use your other hand too :)
You are a genuine artist. 💚
WOW!!!! You, Sir, are the most patient man alive & this is one beautiful Tele style guitar 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
It's so cute that you're being helped by your child.