Great Guitar Build Off 2020 Entry - Sunburst Veneer Experiment
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You replaced the veneer where most wouldn’t have bothered. For that, vote 1. Awesome job
I had to fix it.....
@@3x3CustomTamar If I had tried to fix that I would have made it worse. I still would have tried of course.
@@3x3CustomTamar if you left that I don't think anyone would have noticed(other then your ocd) :')
@@TheSc00tz It's not OCD, it's called craft(wo)manship!
@@3x3CustomTamar My grandpa used to say ''Ess ejaal' ess för andere Lück' which means something like ''Doesn't matter' is for other people'
You took the trouble to fix the mistake! I would have lived with it and ended up wishing I hadn't mucked up. Beautiful sunburst pattern, BTW. Great idea!
Thanks so much! I couldn’t leave it like that. I wouldn’t be able to sleep for the rest of my life! 😂😂😂
@@3x3CustomTamar I liked it just the way it was before you "fixed it." There is beauty in asymmetry. The Navajo, when weaving blankets or baskets, would purposely include a "mistake'" in their patterns.
Same here... Great save!
I'm glad you fixed it
@@3x3CustomTamar I came to realize that the thrill of ignoring a booboo is short-lived but the disappointment of having imperfect work lasts forever.
I've been following this channel for quite awhile (and all the other contestants as well), and I have to say for a build by a non-luthier, this is an amazing guitar that will give everyone else in the contest a run for their charity money!
That’s so awesome to hear thanks! I was definitely up against some steep competition
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OMG your design sensibility is pure art.
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I have to say, this is one of my favourite looking guitars in this whole build off. Great job 👍
That’s really so awesome to hear! Thanks!
I have to agree
@@georgedeconto9599 Me too. To me, this sunburst guitar is the most beautiful of the lot, Ben's is the coolest, Matt's is just insane. The others are nice, too but these three stand out for me. If I had the money, I surely would bid on Tamar's and Ben's guitars - and I don't even play guitar.
I agree. I had a quick look at the images of most of the others immediately after watching this video. I'll have to watch the build videos before I know for sure, but as it stood in the wee hours of the morning (Singapore time) Tamar's was looking the best. Though, I am intrigued by a couple of the others too.
What place? Dammit, that was such a sweet and original job, can't believe didn't place higher.
Love the routing jig with the piano hinge. I'm going to build one of those.
I built one after viewing Tamar’s vid. So so handy and simple to use. ❤️
Same for me...
Same
"Eat my shorts." Love that you left that in there. Your kids are cute.
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That's one of the most beautiful guitar's I've seen, seriously, and by far my favorite on the Great Guitar Build Off 2020 challenge. Cheers!
So awesome to hear! Thanks!! ☺️☺️
Just finished watching "What tools do you need to start woodworking" then watched this one. I didn't get a chance to see all the Great Guitar Build Off videos last year but relaxing enjoying some today. I wish I had a mentor like you when I was starting in woodworking 50 years ago. Your method of describing things is very understandable and your processes are very methodical. I enjoyed watching you learn while undertaking the guitar build (specifically the veneer, and plugging and re-drilling the output jack - like I had to LOL) as I myself have had a baptism by fire in the last few years - having woodworking experience but not as much guitar building. I am finally making guitars I enjoy playing but it has taken a while. I cheered as you completed the electronics and they worked, and clapped as you played the guitar through the different pickup positions. I would definitely ROCK the sunburst guitar you built. I am glad there are people out there like you, Ben at Crimson, Matt and Chris at Texas Toast and so many others that are willing to share their knowledge and spend the time to bring great information and entertainment to a world hungry for a way to spend productive time. Thank you so much!!
So glad you like it! Guitar building is addictive!
Beautiful guitar, extra credit for your repair of the veneer symmetry.
Thanks so much! I couldn’t leave it like that....
I agree! Lots of people would’ve just left it. Looks pretty.
Well, honestly this is probably the best entry I've seen so far... great job!
So awesome to hear! Thanks!
What a lovely person and so humble about her talent and ability. It’s refreshing to see someone not full of their own importance 👍👍
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This is one amazing guitar.
I got really sad about your mishap, and then you redone the wrong bits.
Wholesome move.
This guitar is simple, yet classy.
aaaand it has funky shape, pattern on top I've never seen before and coil splits.
So it's classy and complicated in really tasty ways
Congratulations!
Thanks so much! I had a lot of fun figuring out how I was going to pull it all together. And the coil splitting! Watched a TON of videos to make that happen. Ha
I don't know what's more incredible, the attention to detail or the time travelling kids from the 90's in the background shouting 'eat my shorts' and 'ay caramba!'.
But, I will say I only found this channel through the build off and I'm not really a fan of natural wood finishes on guitars, but seeing this being made it's awesome.
Hahahah thanks! The simpsons is now on Disney plus.... so my 6th grader has been determined to finish all billion seasons
The fact that you could fix that was so impressive! Fixing mistakes is so challenging, since you’re trying to do something difficult, while (in my case anyway) simultaneously kicking myself for the f’up in the first place. I just completed a guitar, and while soldering the output jack, I touched the surface finish with the hot iron. Argh. Haven’t figured out how I can fix it yet... Beautiful work on that guitar!
Oh man! That sucks. Hopefully you can figure something out. Or at least just chalk it up as a lesson learned for the next one. Ha! Thanks!
Screw falls out of the router - "Hmmm, that's no good". That's something I'd say after the bit went flying through the workshop and lodged in the wall. Awesome build there Tamar, almost looks like a piece of furniture and too pretty to play.
Haha yeah, I was like.... hmmmm how did that happen.... thanks so much!!
I was impressed you got it cut perfectly after that part fell off! Oops!
“It’s always exciting when the Spider-Man towel comes out...” lol
That’s a lovely looking guitar, well done.
Thanks so much!
@@3x3CustomTamar I am also guitarist n I am ur big big fane
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Really admire your dedication to do things right, beautiful guitar by a beautiful person - you're a class act!
I'll never be able to afford any of these magnificent guitars but that doesn't stop me from enjoying or appreciating the skill and artistry in creating these fantastic works of art. Kudos to all of those that participated in this build off...
It was really awesome to be a part of this all!
I appreciate that you share your mistakes - not only do you show a great example of how to correct an error, but you model a GREAT example of how to treat yourself when a mistake is discovered.
Oh this one tested my patience for sure! But we all make mistakes! It’s all just how we deal with them
This was honestly the most beautiful guitar of the contest. Shame it didn't win.
I love how you tackle any challenge head on!!! And you’re don’t mind to show folks you’re little mistakes.. Like we all make ... Nice Job gorgeous!!!
Thanks so much!
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This is why I stay up late.. :D
Haha!
I'm most impressed by your ability and skills in the shop. The beautiful veneer work was well executed and I love that you didnt compromise your vision in the process. Your vision is truly unique :)
Thanks so much! I had fun with this one
"i know who i want to take me home." lol. nice.
that's a beautiful top. watching you fix that mistake was definitely a highlight to this build. no doubt someone would have noticed that like a week after they got it and never been able to unsee it. that was a great patch.
Haha it had to be done.
For what it’s worth, my ranking in terms of preference to own personally…
Guns N Guitars - that headstock!! And nice wave!
…tied with 3x3 Custom - super clean straightforward build. Nice shape and top!
Crimson - outlandish awesome, but I’d never go on stage with it.
Texas Toast - amazing look, but breaks your back.
Know Your Gear - ? haven’t seen final, but I like the PRS shape and expect a great finish
Big D - I don’t do Teles, nice finish, but I’m not into chevron flames either.
Angove - popping grain!, but shape hmm. And pickguards don’t connect smoothly.
Diresta - maybe with a smooth gloss finish and the original burnt look underneath. How heavy is that thing anyways?
I haven't gone to auctions to see the price, but after watching videos, I think the two I'd bid on are 3x3 and Guns and Guitars.
Before this contest I'd never been to either channel but I was immediately in awe of the skill and craft(wo)manship with the wood in this video that I had to subscribe.
The only thing I got from the Diresta video is that he sell's jeans for $180 a pair... what a shite guitar
16:35 no drill press made me anxious as hell 😂😥
Not only builds a cool guitar, but plays it too. A renaissance woman!
Haha I wish I had time to practice and play better
Tamar, let me tell you a thing about what it takes to be a SKILLED Craftsman...
"The mark of a Skilled Craftsman is the fact that they know how to hide their mistakes..."
Great job, pretty lady, you put a lot of yourself in that instrument. It shows in the final moments of the video.
This lady is a force to be reckoned with her skill , personally and visual presence should put her on the map with a national audience
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That round over @ 17:06 on the veneers is a difficult but satisfying effect. Congrats on such an incredible effort and result. Proud of you!
Thanks so much! I had a lot of fun with this one
I love your builds and I love that you show your mistakes as they make me feel less like a failure every time I make one on my builds, as I do make way more mistakes than I'd like to admit. I love the part where your kids recite bart simpson quotes haha. Keep up the great work and your passion for woodworking is very inspiring!
Haha glad you like it 😂
I have to say I really like this build. Painting and staining bend to the will of the creator. Wood is what it is. And she used the natural color and grain magnificently. It's got such a warm, natural look. It's awesome.
Thanks! I love playing with wood tones
I love that you went for Classy and not Crazy! Between all the the other guys burning and cutting up their guitars, you stand out by turning yours into a Stradivarius! Supremely well-done!!!
Thanks so much! I wanted to make a guitar that would actually be played and enjoyed by somebody. ☺️
Your spouse has to be the luckiest person in the world, woodworking and music...total package! Nicely done.
I’m pretty lucky too ☺️
I don't even need to see the other videos to tell that yours is the prettiest!
Exactly a year ago I sent you a message on instagram and we talked about how I got into guitar making specifically because I saw your first guitar making video. At that time I made ONE guitar. Look at me now, 6 instruments and 2 viral videos later :p
Again, thank you a million times for being the trigger of all of that.
Wow! That’s so awesome to hear!!
The fact that you made the repair speaks volumes about you and your work ethic. I'm highly impressed! You earned a subscriber. I don't subscribe lightly... for what that's worth.
Really appreciate that ☺️☺️
I can't really afford 2 grand on a guitar today...but as a guy with a really nice small collection of great instruments who has been playing for 25 years, I'd be proud to play that thing in front of anyone!!! You did such a great job. its unique, lovely, and you avoided a lot of pitfalls that people who try to do unique shapes fall into. the body shape is cool as heck and the headstock shape is not an afront to all mankind like so many. the "mistake" was fine. I would have never noticed but your dedication to doing it right is commendable. "clicks subcribe".
Thanks so much! I wouldn’t be able to sleep for the rest of my life knowing that mistake was out there in the world...
WE DON’T NEED TO SEE ANYONE ELSE! You’re the winner to us!! (At least since the second guitar you built from scratch and the several cigar-boxes).
Hahah! Thanks so much!
Hey. Quick thought from a guitar player and woodworker (that has never built a guitar). Kudos for fixing the 'mistake'. I didn't ever see it, I just see hand built wonderful. I love your work. Thank you for sharing it with us
I always think it’s a little bit of a cheat to have preprepared necks - fret work done etc - but that is a luthier’s “new”ish kinda work. The original luthiers weren’t using any kind of electrics - note Piano makers were called Piano Builders due to the sheer tension the woods had to take, the amount of work it took to get the thing strung etc it was like a building (all done by hand back in the day)
Back to the point, the “competition” isn’t about electronics and is really based on what you do with “ the basics” you’ve got a vaguely formed lump of wood and you make it into a guitar.
This one is cool with its natural spectacular look.
You do make it look easy, and it isn’t!
So, great job. Maybe the next time you do it, you could try adding inlays of other woods into the guitar; or just cut out a section through the entire body and replace it with a piece of wood that is a totally different kind of wood.
It is a spectacular job and you do make it look easy. So it’s 9.5/10 for me, just because I’d have loved to see someone do something really unusual like putting in a really kinda bizarre idea to have an impact on the sound.
I really like how you fix problems on the fly, and how even mistakes don't stop you creating something truly brilliant. Thanks for the vid.
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The art of being a luthier isnt making a guitar. Its being about to fix mistakes that were made in the guitar. And you have proved beyond doubt that you are a a fantastic luthier. Great job and great guitar!!!!
Thanks so much! When I first started out I would get so frustrated with my mistakes. Then I learned that we all make them and it’s all just in how we deal with them. I go into a project expecting hiccups now ha
Well, this is straight up bad ass. I'm just a little bummed I didn't see this until now. All of the makers in this contest did such a great job. I'm with every one else here who said you did the right thing to fix the "Mistake" that most of us wouldn't have even know about. First class job all the way.
Thanks so much! This was definitely a good time
Possibly the most beautiful guitar I have ever seen. And by possibly, I mean definitely.
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Came back to say that this guitar gave me the kick to pick up guitar. I now own a tele that I swapped out my single coils for Gretch filtertrons, routed out the body for them, learned how to wire, and added a bigsby because I was inspired by this guitar. I have a strat on the way and later this summer will be building my own guitar from scratch, gonna try and make a telemaster!
So awesome!!! 🤘🤘🤘
Fantastic! Thanks for being part of the GGBO2020. It is so much fun to watch you all. Beautiful guitar, just fantastic. Love the control cavity cover! Even the best luthiers make mistakes. Great luthiers know how to fix their mistakes. You rock.
Thanks so much! This has been such a fun experience!
This is the winner in my eyes. That sunburst just draws you in, mesmerising! Your attention to detail gives Ben a run for his money.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
I teared up when I saw this guitar. It is a profound work.
Thank you for your generosity.
Wow. So awesome to hear. Thanks!
She is a woodworker, an electrician and possibly even a rockstar. Impressive Tamar, great work!
Hahah! I cook too 😉😂😂
The control cavity cover that matches the top of the guitar... A+
I thought that was a fun little touch 🤘☺️
Been looking around on the official site, Ben's, Derek's, TT, et al. You are getting a lot of love (deservedly) from the community for this build. And you're so (relatively) new to this. I imagine great things are coming.
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FWIW: I LIKED the asymmetry in the veneer. Given the body, shape it worked and was visually interesting. However, for future experiments, you might consider getting together a collection of touch up pens or cans of stain that are pigmented in close approximation to your collection of raw woods. Using a piece of 1/4" birch or other white plywood, you can lay out your notions, score them in using a utility or hobby knife (do stop bleed through of the pigment) and work several different samples without committing your veneer stocks. You can also use the same technique to brainstorm marquetry ideas (should you be so inclined), again without committing your precious wood stocks. Great job - I would be proud & happy to have produced something of that quality. VERY well done!
ALSO... best demo I have seen to date. Same riff/same chord across all the settings vs. a different riff or improv in each setting "cuz it sounds cooler." Listened to each setting a couple times and was able to compare apples and apples (I already KNOW the diff between a tele-twang finger riff and a hard picked neck/high gain rip) What you did is EXACTLY what I do when trying out a guitar (then I act the fool and try to play stuff WAAAAY over my head, but whatcha gonna do??)
My partner who is a musician has fallen in love with this guitar.. the shape, the colour and then the sound. The humbuckers sound like the guitars on the new Haim album. Great work
That’s so awesome to hear! I havnt heard the new Haim album but I’ll take a listen
You never fail to impress me Tamar, but you have excelled with this build. As a novice woodworker, but a veteran musician, I’m doubly in awe.
Thanks so much! I have so much fun with guitars! 🤘☺️
3x3Custom - Tamar, I play drums and piano/keyboards mainly (and sing), but I am trying to teach myself guitar. I’m now wondering, thanks to you, if I should try and make a drum kit? I had to sell mine when I had two mini strokes and had to retire from professional gigging. I used to proceeds to build myself a woodshop and some power tools. I inherited my late father’s hand tools (handed down to him) and just had to try woodworking.
Jan Simonsen I wouldn’t know the first thing about building a drum kit
@@3x3CustomTamar Me neither 😂😂
Tamar you have the best videos. The timeline was seamless even during the hiccups. I really dig the sun burst with matching cavity cover. Your woodworking skills really show off in that creative design. The body and neck have a incredible unique shape and look fantastic.
So glad that you got the tone test on camera. Im sure the other guitarist that you feature on the channel would of been overjoyed to see and play this. Best of luck at the auction. This is hands down my favorite of the bunch. Cheers!
That’s so awesome to hear! I had a lot of fun designing and creating it. It was really fun to see it come to life
Simple, elegant and clean .... and only one neck. It bears all the hallmarks of your style as we've seen on all your projects. And you're current beating both BigD and Brad Hairproducts in the auction.
Haha! So happy I was able to be a part of this and raise money for a great cause
So many things about this one. The build, the editing- the details! You care about the details and it shows. Fantastic! Thanks for giving this build so much love.
So glad you liked it! Thanks!!
As a former student of Ben’s, I still vote for yours as the most original shape, finish and informative video of all the builders this year.
Thanks so much! It was so fun to be a part of this whole thing
ok. now...... your tuggin at my heart-strings......!!! i been a woodworker ....well , all my life, but at 23 i got a job at a very sm. furniture factory. i was the last employee that was laid off in 2008 . as damaged units was repaired, equipment was sold & removed , ect. i had worked/supervised/ or developed every spot in the factory ( along with maintainance) as it grew to a million dollar Ind. during my 20yr. service. in other words ; i could do any job there . and ive been playing guitar for 20 yrs. also.. i built my first guitar at 9yrs old.non-functioning prop for halloween. and a working ele. 3-string CBG about 10 yrs. ago...
Well, on one hand, I got your auction into 4-digit territory. One the other hand, it's now beyond my reach :) GREAT job, Tamar! This build has a very elegant design. Can't wait to see what the final bid is!
Thats awesome for the charity! Not so much for you. Ha! Thanks so much! I was just happy to be a part of all this
8 hours after upload and bidding is already over $1000! That is a beautiful guitar, you can tell a lot of love and effort went into it and I'm sure raising a looooot of money for charity is going to be just the first step on an excellent journey for it :) Great project, and great video!
Thanks so much! I feel so honored that I was able to be a part of all this awesomeness
That veneer repair left me gob smacked. It humbled me, but and then I saw her trying to drill the cavities AFTER applying the veneer, and I am great again.
Haha I debated for like an hour what I should do first. My reasoning for not drilling the holes to connect the cavities first was bc I knew I was going to use a flush trim bit to clean up the veneer part of the cavity. I was scared the bearing would fall into one of the holes I drilled and it would ruin the whole guitar 😉
The classiest cleanest build of the competition. Beautiful work, congratulations!
Thanks so much!
Who ever wins it ,give it back to her,especially after correcting the mistake pure dedication 👏👏👏👏
Hahaha that wouldn’t be right
what a beautiful guitar, i'm just learning to make them but thanks to this i decided to join the community section of the GGBO 2023 (yknow, the chill, free part of the ggbo, I'm glad they added that). I hope you make one this year as well!
Awesome. Have fun! Wish I could join this year. Too much stuff going on with my new house
Tamar, you are a true craftsperson. Every time i watch this video i'm impressed. Thank you for sharing.
The real skill is being able to put things right when they go wrong. Well done.
80% of woodworking is fixing mistakes 😂
This is gorgeous. This is what attention to details produces.
Thanks so much!! I had a lot of fun with it
I love natural wood guitars over stained and painted and and what you built is amazing the colours and choices of woods on the top are sublime. As for your accident you were a true professional you just fixed it and made it look easy so we could all learn. You're a true master
Thanks so much! I love being able to showcase the beauty of the natural wood. So happy I was able to recover!
That turned out fantastic!..Even more so when your kid said that it looks like the sun is exploding!!! Job well done! Now make one for yourself! I hope you had as much fun building it as I did watching it come to life!
Thanks so much!! I loved that she said that! Gave me energy to keep going! Ha! Loads of fun
Such a beautiful piece of work. The sunburst patten and colouring visually reinforce the form and function of the instrument. Brilliant design.
Oh, the disasters of making mistakes then the triumphs of fixing them. I too can't live with mistakes. Yes, left unfixed they wake you up in the middle of the night and refuse to let you get back to sleep.
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it! Yeah. I felt really defeated when I noticed it. But then I felt super pumped when I figured out a way to fix it
Excellent design with no gimmicks … just a real player’s guitar. 👍
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Ay, caramba! That’s an awesome creation.
I love the way that despite the huge amount of work you put into these projects, you always make it all look so easy.
Haha! Thanks so much!
Ben from Crimson guitars will be pleased to see another connoisseur of building guitars with the Shinto rasp and angle grinder. Now just add a blow torch and you'll have the complete set!
I love my Shinto rasp
Hi, I have heard it said on multiple occasions that the true mark of craftsmanship is the ability to correct your mistakes 🤓. Nice job on fixing the veneer issue 👍👍.
Thanks! Had to be fixed. Could not leave it like that. Ha
And here I was thinking that the guitar for your son was the only guitar you made, I'm subbing, this guitar looks brilliant and I personally think its up there with the best in this competition.
Thanks so much! 🤘☺️
You are schooling everybody else on this contest with your woodworking skills. Chapeau!!
Haha! Thanks! ☺️🤘
For those inspired by this design, you don't need a planer to add a veneer top. You can add a shim made from your veneer material to the neck pocket which will make the correct neck pocket depth.
Yup!
You Rock Tamar. Glad to see I am not the only one that will not sleep ever again if I don't fix something that I had in mind. Also the countersunk holes for neck screws made me think of my first guitar build. Thought that was an great add to the guitar. Awesome job as always. Keep on rocking it.
Yeah.... that would have bugged me for life!!!
With all due respect...This chick is legit!! Not to many people out there are talented in so many different fields...
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Wow!!! First off, nice nice nice build!!! The sunburst design is really cool! The veneer position mistake! 😱 I'd've been throwing tools around the shop and turning the air blue with bad language until the neighbors called the cops!! But, a pro would say "crap... okay, fix it!!" and you did! Nice holding jig for the pots and switch soldering...
Haha thanks so much! There was definitely some cursing off camera....
You and Big D guitars made the best two ive seen so far. Yours is a work of art. Love it.
Thanks so much! ☺️
Bloody awesome job Tamar. With a build like that It's hard/nerve racking enough as it is let alone always having the needs of your young kids as a mental distraction. I've just noticed that it sold for US$2750. Well done from your Aussie fan.
Thanks! Was definitely a challenge to build with the kids around
I always love the natural colors of wood. I like this guitar for that look.
Thanks so much!
Who is disliking this video/project?? You have no soul!!
Absolutely incredible build!
Hahah you can’t win em all....
So freaking awesome! I was blown away at the end when you could actually play the guitar as well. Me? I'm the idiot that started learning to play the coronet (bass trumpet) when I was 10, which has 3 keys. Later in life I wanted to learn something new, so I picked up the saxophone. Yeah, going from an instrument with 3 keys to one with 23 keys was a big step. I think it would have been easier to craft a saxophone out of wood than learn to play the saxophone LOL. Which reminds me, I need to get it to the shop and replace some pads, which may take away my excuses...at least with a leaky pad, I can blame the spooked goose sounding squeak on the leak instead of the musician (and I use that term loosely). Amazing work by the way. I could feel your fear each time you started to drill, and although off camera, I could feel you double and triple checking the level on the drill. You're so much better at this stuff than me. I just mounted a couple pieces of red oak to the wall with some additional decorative strips because the studs were nowhere near 16 inches on center. I mounted to the wall on the studs, drilled holes at the ends and used toggle bolts to pull the ends in as close to flush as possible. Sounds intelligent so far, until I start mounting the hardware to the oak and one of the two screws on each towel rack was directly over the toggle bolt head. Great planning, right? Then you turn around and do something like this. :0)
Ha 🤘
Really nice looking result! And I actually love the "bodged veneer" part of the video; that kind of mistake and your reaction to it is so human and relatable. I think a lot of youtubers wouldn't have shown that but rather just put in some note when editing, along the lines of "at this point I noticed I'd mixed up two of the veneer pieces, so I routed them off and glued on some new ones, no worries!".
Thanks so much! Yeah. It was a really awful day but I figured some people would benefit from seeing how I fixed it
Hi from the UK, gotta say this guitar is the winner for me...just stunning. This is the biz, nothing flash or over the top...a classic design well thought out...you have my vote, well done. 👍
So awesome to hear! Thanks so much! I had a lot of fun figuring it all out
Not gonna lie, my favorite part of this video wasn’t your amazing craftswomanship, or your crazy attention to detail, ooor the slow mo router shots. No no. It was the “aye caramba!” 😆
Hahaha! They are obsessed with the simpsons now
You definitely don't shy away from difficult ideas. The build is awesome. Outstanding work.
Thanks so much! I do love a challenge.
Woodworking. Lead guitar. And a perfectionist. WOW. You're a rock star!!! Amazing job. 😍
Hahaha thanks! 🤘🤘🤘
New subscriber here.😉 Got a link to you from a video that Brad the Guitologist put up about the GGBO-2020 competition, and I was very impressed by what I saw. The fact that you caught your mistake (even though it was strictly aesthetic), and repaired it, really impressed me. That's dedication, and being the best you can be! I really like how the veneer 'sunburst' came out in the end, and if I had enough money, and my left hand wasn't all crippled up, I'd definitely put in a bid on that fine instrument. Nice work Tamar!!😁👍👍🎸
Thanks so much! I had to fix that mistake.... ha
Good lord, that is absolutely gorgeous! The curves, the textures, the patterns, it all comes together with such a mature artistic quality.
Thanks so much! So glad you liked it!
Hats off for actually taking the time and fixing that little mixup!
I would have probably just let it be and lived with this "happy little accident",
but you just put in the effort and did something about it,
plus, you did so efficiently!
I couldn’t leave it like that...
I feel like I'm echoing the same feeling going by previous comments, but this guitar is my favourite build by far. I would be drawn to picking this guitar up every day. And your attention to detail is really refreshing. Awesome.
So awesome to hear! Thanks so much!
This is the winner!!! What a beautiful guitar, and the wiring is more then i would ever hoped for . my only wish is that i had the kind of money to bid on it i'm sure it will fetch more then i could ever hope to offer ..
Thanks so much! So glad you liked it! I spent a lot of time figuring out how I was going to do that wiring. Glad I pushed myself on this one
OMG!!! That you made a mistake so similar to ones that I make was reassuring to me. That you fixed it so well was AMAZING to me!! You're AWESOME!
That veneer burst back plate was a nice touch.
Thanks! 🤘
That's the classiest damn guitar I've ever seen. A work of art.