Perfect choice of music. Somehow, even with all that "noise" from the tools, I find this so relaxing I almost fell asleep haaha. Awesome guys, as always
all techniques from woodworking to manual labor to the highest level of CNC technique for making guitars in one word fantastic what a craftsmanship 👍👍👍
Beatiful instrument. The transition around 2:45 is fascinating and satisfying, and what a great music choice to go along with the build. I was tempted to slow it down. :) Thank you for sharing.
Really nice! I’ve worked quite a bit with Wenge and Padouk…. I’m sure by now you know the splinters from Wenge are brutal! I’ve built quite a few guitars I never had the luxury of a CNC machine always had to do everything with router jigs and lots of templates!
@@lignumchannel ma hvala vama.. od kad sam vidio kaj radite samo cekam nove klipove :D nisam prije ni znao da to radite, a tu smo si doslovno na kilometar dva :D
That is one of the best looking bass builds I have seen on You Tube and I was expecting some dynamic playing at the end but you played 12 bar blues and jingle bells.
The last part where it is played is actually filmed a few days ago almost half year after it was built, we made it in early summer before I started the house project. We will see how it will look in a year or so but so far I just darkened a little bit. Glad you like it!😁
Great look! I made very similar looking 5 stringer as my carpenter's thesis, only it has maple instead of oak. It is my favorite instrument of all time, only a little heavy 😅
@@lignumchannel Thank you for the video. Greetings from Russia. If I made a mistake, I'm sorry, I'm writing through a translator. The bass turned out good.
Very nice looking and sounding bass! BTW: Interesting shop. Obviously professional. But interesting equipment! Huge CNC, but not a drill press nor table saw in sight!
What did you use for the finish? Wipe-on Poly? I'm restoring a guitar now and after I stain with dye I want a satin open-pore finish as well... debated oil, but, that looks more like I am after.
Wow this is beautiful! Question - is that silicone caulk or something you put in the truss rod channel? I've heard of folks adding a few beads of that to help prevent rattling, but this is the first I've seen someone fill the whole channel. So the truss rod can still do it's thing that way? Again, gorgeous build!
Truss rod is covered in thin layer of wax and pressed into silicon.Wax prevents it from sticking so it can rotate freely and silicon prevents any vibration.
Sounds as good as it looks... Yep make sure you have a lot of space in your new house for them...do i see a custom guitar displace cabinet coming in your future? Have a awesome weekend
Thank you Ivan! I did for a couple of guitars but the time needed to position it precisely, securely and correctly is much longer than to do it by hand.
Thank you! 😁We got this bass back to shoot the final frame after almost half year now and it is holding up remarkably. Owner plays it in a weding band few times a week and on practices and had no isues so far..
This is awesome! But please, consider using a pop up door for the battery. I've had batteries die in the middle of a gig, and taking 3-4 minutes to change it is too long.
nice video, CNC makes the job a lot easier. just one question, why do you glue the trussrod? I've made 20 basses by now and never had issue with trussrod as my cavity is tight enough
Yeah some of them are really old, that jointer was made somewhere between first and second world war and came from Germany as part of second world war war damages.. it would take me a while to list them all but I guess i could do it when I'l finally film the shop tour😁
thank you Duke! We are still at the beginning of our guitar building journey and there are still many machines and tools we would like to get, with each guitar we are slowly getting there. For this guitar we used timberguard teak oil as a finish, we actually made this one during the summer and filmed the final scene couple of days ago so we could see how it is holding up. This is a work horse for a customer and he has at least two music gigs a week so we are extremely satisfied with the finish and sure it was a good choice.
It is going along as much as weather allows it.. i think in a couple of weeks it wull be ready for the roof.. but temperatures and snow forecast dont look too promising..
Perfect choice of music. Somehow, even with all that "noise" from the tools, I find this so relaxing I almost fell asleep haaha. Awesome guys, as always
Thank you very much! I'm sure guys that made the music will be happy reading this!:)
@@lignumchannel Where we can find this music?
all techniques from woodworking to manual labor to the highest level of CNC technique for making guitars in one word fantastic what a craftsmanship 👍👍👍
There is something utterly fascinating about lamination and CNC. Can't resist it.
Glad you like it Nicole! :)
Simply stunning, I'll never get tired of your guitar projects!
Thank you so much! We are curently working on three more, one of them will be out of this world..😉
Сколько же вложено души и труда и времени... Красавцы просто!
Whenever you do a new guitar build I say to myself, "This is the best one yet!" Every time.
Excellent! Your creative use of various wood species makes beautifully unique instruments.
Thank you very much! I'm glad you like it Scott! :)
I’d think anyone would be honored to have a build like this. Looks really Nice!!
I love the extension and of the fingerboard onto the headstock. That’s a great idea I’m going to copy!
Beautiful work by machines with just a little help from the people.
As a bass player and a woodworking/CNC/Laser/3Dprinting hobbyist, this was satisfying AF
Not a bass player but I can appreciate beauty when i see it. Definitely one of the better looking customs I've seen
Wow, thanks!:)
Groovy! 😀 Aw man, what a stunning looking bass! Really loving that one, and the black hardware really finished it off well. Superb!
Glad you like it Matt! Thank you😁
Allways so beautifull, allways a pleasure to watch!!
Thank you so much Karl 😊
Your instrument builds never disappoint. So cool.
Thank you Chris!
Beautiful, and thanks for the beauty shots this time ;)
Thank you very much for watching Blake! Glad you like it!
This bass is a work of art 💯
Thank you very much Hamprey! :)
Always love these videos... this is my favorite bass you all have built uet
What a perfect combination of CNC and old school handwork, best of both worlds!
Beatiful instrument. The transition around 2:45 is fascinating and satisfying, and what a great music choice to go along with the build. I was tempted to slow it down. :) Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much! When I received the music I knew it will go great with this video! Glad you like it!
What a beautiful work of art. Sounds great. Awesome job and video!
Errado. Aqui não existe arte. Cadê o trabalho do luthier? Só tem máquina. Lamentável.
Another great project my friend. Love the use of the Wenge.
Thank you John!
Damn....now I got a bad case of shop envy!
Nice work.
This might be my favourite you’ve made! So beautiful!
Thank you so much Ellie!😀 I hope the next one will be even better!
Really nice! I’ve worked quite a bit with Wenge and Padouk…. I’m sure by now you know the splinters from Wenge are brutal! I’ve built quite a few guitars I never had the luxury of a CNC machine always had to do everything with router jigs and lots of templates!
shot at 2:55 was amazing, seeing it come to life like that
Yeah, seing it in real is fascinating for me each and every time..
Wow, predobro! Video je full relaxing za gledat, a opet fascinantno gledat cijeli proces :)
Hvala Božidar!😁
@@lignumchannel ma hvala vama.. od kad sam vidio kaj radite samo cekam nove klipove :D nisam prije ni znao da to radite, a tu smo si doslovno na kilometar dva :D
Absolutely amazing, definitely moves a wood cnc up my list of dream tools
That is one of the best looking bass builds I have seen on You Tube and I was expecting some dynamic playing at the end but you played 12 bar blues and jingle bells.
Another beautiful bass. I love it! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watchung Seth!
Absolutely stunning! Love it!
Thank you Cormac! :)
That’s absolutely stunning 😍
Thank you! 😊
Great build, great music, awesome video!
Thank you Lionel😁
Dude totally dig the wood choices for this build ..
I'd love to have the equipment and money to start trying to build.my own bass...
Lovely build and a really good sound!
Thank you😁
The robot is cool, but man, those vintage, green machines are something else.
Oh man! I love the smell of padouk. 🤩
Yeah it realy is different, wenge also!
Excellent job. That’s beautiful.
Thank you very much! :)
I loved this build!
That’s one awesome looking bass 👍🏻
Perfect Instrument, i love it!
looks unique and stunning! only thing is the fast discoloration of the paduk, keep us posted in half a year how it looks, great job.
The last part where it is played is actually filmed a few days ago almost half year after it was built, we made it in early summer before I started the house project. We will see how it will look in a year or so but so far I just darkened a little bit. Glad you like it!😁
Un proyecto increíble, felicidades, saludos desde Chile! 👏🏼🇨🇱
Great look! I made very similar looking 5 stringer as my carpenter's thesis, only it has maple instead of oak. It is my favorite instrument of all time, only a little heavy 😅
great work gents - have a good christmas
Good job, awesome bass
Thakn you!
@@lignumchannel Thank you for the video. Greetings from Russia. If I made a mistake, I'm sorry, I'm writing through a translator. The bass turned out good.
So satisfying to watch
Absolutely beautiful.
Simply.... AMAZING!
Work of art.
Great job !!!
Happy festive season @lignum
Nice music, the Cure and Siouxsie and the Banshees couldn't have done it better
😁thank you very much Peter!
love your videos and your basses
Thank you Hiram!😀
Great job I love it
Beautiful. Sounds great. Very articulate and defined. Has a pleasant midrange like a Peavey Cirrus or some old Rickenbackers. How does the neck play?
Great guitar you made there!
Thank you very much J W!
Beautiful .
Many many thanks
Wow, beautiful
Thank you Sammy!:)
BEAUTIFUL ! PERFECT !
How did you get into this? I would love to learn how to build guitars it seems super challenging and rewarding!
New subscriber here.......love from India
Simply the best
Thank you Walter!
WOW, that is so AWESOME !!! Very nice, very beautiful and a very great job! What is the dark type of wood you used on the top? It looks woo.
Thank you very much Byron! The dark wood is called wenge.
These are amazing videos, every time I'm amazed.
One question I have, what is the real "project" for you? the Guitar or the Video from it?
Did you install the frets by hand with that white plastic caul, or was that with an arbor press of some sort?
Very nice looking and sounding bass!
BTW: Interesting shop. Obviously professional. But interesting equipment! Huge CNC, but not a drill press nor table saw in sight!
Nice work guys. It is a pleasure to watch your videos. May I ask you what type of cnc do you use? Is it a cobot? Could you tell me the brand?
What did you use for the finish? Wipe-on Poly? I'm restoring a guitar now and after I stain with dye I want a satin open-pore finish as well... debated oil, but, that looks more like I am after.
Hi Thomas, they answered in another comment : timberguard teak oil.
Qué hermoso bajo!!!
Love the combination of materials! How's the house coming along?
Stunner!!
So beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
trabalho incrivel top top !!!! mais um inscrito ok
Wow this is beautiful! Question - is that silicone caulk or something you put in the truss rod channel? I've heard of folks adding a few beads of that to help prevent rattling, but this is the first I've seen someone fill the whole channel. So the truss rod can still do it's thing that way? Again, gorgeous build!
Yeah, when I saw this I was like surely that’s gonna prevent the TR from doing what it does? But hey….what do I know…
Was the truss rod glued in? Wouldn’t that make it useless?
Truss rod is covered in thin layer of wax and pressed into silicon.Wax prevents it from sticking so it can rotate freely and silicon prevents any vibration.
@@lignumchannel that makes sense. I thought it looked like you were sticking it into the cavity, which would have meant it couldn’t move.
Sounds as good as it looks...
Yep make sure you have a lot of space in your new house for them...do i see a custom guitar displace cabinet coming in your future? Have a awesome weekend
I will make something along these lines , for the first few we made for sure.. Glad you like it Robert! Have a great weekend also! :)
Beatifull York..
Excellent work, love it.
Out of curiosity, why you do not cut with the CNC robot the headstock part, the angled section and the thru holes?
Thank you Ivan! I did for a couple of guitars but the time needed to position it precisely, securely and correctly is much longer than to do it by hand.
Very nice. I love how it has nice angles, not those super rounded sides that are so popular, and ugly IMHO.
Love it! Want it!
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!:)
Wow amazing as always!!!!doesn t that paduk need off waxing cause of the oils..?
Thank you! 😁We got this bass back to shoot the final frame after almost half year now and it is holding up remarkably. Owner plays it in a weding band few times a week and on practices and had no isues so far..
Awesome but I am skeptical with the truss rod
This is awesome! But please, consider using a pop up door for the battery. I've had batteries die in the middle of a gig, and taking 3-4 minutes to change it is too long.
Beautiful!
Thank you!
It's amazing
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Very nice. Just stunning. Where can i order one? :)
nice video, CNC makes the job a lot easier. just one question, why do you glue the trussrod? I've made 20 basses by now and never had issue with trussrod as my cavity is tight enough
good god that is amazing
Amazing. Can you put a list up of the machines you have? They all look like they're 1970's.
Yeah some of them are really old, that jointer was made somewhere between first and second world war and came from Germany as part of second world war war damages.. it would take me a while to list them all but I guess i could do it when I'l finally film the shop tour😁
god thats beautiful
Wow, I want one
beautiful!
Always great job my dear!!! What finish do you apply? You have robots and all kinds of machines: don't you have a press? 👍🏻😎
thank you Duke! We are still at the beginning of our guitar building journey and there are still many machines and tools we would like to get, with each guitar we are slowly getting there. For this guitar we used timberguard teak oil as a finish, we actually made this one during the summer and filmed the final scene couple of days ago so we could see how it is holding up. This is a work horse for a customer and he has at least two music gigs a week so we are extremely satisfied with the finish and sure it was a good choice.
That's sweet! Also too pretty to play.
Thank you very much! :)
I betcha Prince would have ordered one of your instruments.
:) I'm sure we would think of some crazy design for him!
Wonderful!
Thank you Antonio!
What is happening thi the building construction?
It is going along as much as weather allows it.. i think in a couple of weeks it wull be ready for the roof.. but temperatures and snow forecast dont look too promising..
@@lignumchannel looking forward to it. Best wishes
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