Les Paul Style Guitar Timelapse Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a timelapse video of a hand carved Les Paul style guitar that is made of reclaimed wood that has been salvaged from deconstructed buildings in Chicago. The neck is made from an old mahogany table leaf.
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After changing my own string i felt like this dude
😂😂😂👍
=))))
Lmao!
Facts 😂😂😂😭😭😭😂
We all did😂
I'm never complaining about the guitar price again
😂 Me too. From now on, I'm gonna buy the guitar based on the effort and labor it was made. 😅
Not all guitars are made this way look most bug brands are machine made
@@thevoid4713 yeah most brands use CNC machines to make the body of the guitar and sometimes they make the necks by hand but sometimes they just outsource the necks.
Mad respect. It’s pure art
Exactly my thought.
Now I understand.
I wanted to hear the guitar after it was finished ahhhh
Me too, was waiting for that
me too...
Plot twist, the guitar on the background music was the guitar he builded on the video
I thought there's someone to try this new one after all....
Same here
I´ll never understand how one achieves this mastery of craftsmanship.
This is outstanding! Damn
The same way one masters anything
By doing it and doing it and doing it. As much as people romanticize it a lot of time is spent doing the monotonous things like sanding. Its work. To do it well you have to be uncompromising when it comes to quality even if the extra time costs yourself money. The bottom line its work. I'm a woodworker and the best part of the job for me is when its finished. I don't look back and on to the next. A good craftsman makes mistakes but is capable of fixing them. One who makes mistakes and the repair draws your eye to it still has a ways to go.
Man speaking like Shakespeare
10 000 hours to master any skill
I'm a musician, and used to build guitars, and I gave up on building them because I would always have people come to me to buy, but never wanted to pay my price but wanted to pay cheaper than most factory made guitars, but most people don't see how much time and effort it takes to build one guitar, especially in a good quality way, builders put a ton of time, effort, and sometimes even money in order to make these, and have to be very skilled and patient in doing so, I hope this video opens a lot of people's eyes and shows them how much it takes for one guitar to be made by hand, with little to no machinery
excellent perspective Story Time w/Phoenix. thanks very much for sharing. for a 1 off, I built a kit guitar last fall and very very soon had complete appreciation for the work it takes to turn out branded production guitars much less custom guitars. In awe here of ya'lls talent and knowledge in this craft..
@@m.a.c.8366 thank you for being so nice and supportive of this subject
@fillmorenyc1 thank you for being supportive on this subject, it sounded like it would be an amazing guitar, and im glad that you enjoy making them, have a great day man
@Russell g and quite frankly I can't blame you😂 people ask for over complicated designs and shit and then get pissed when you can't do it because it's virtually impossible 😂
Absolutely right, only industrial making can lower the real price of handmaking, including buying tools full price, spending lot of hours..no comparison.
Son: Dad, I want a guitar for this Christmas.
Dad: Say no more.
Yeah right
just imagine......
you dad
make guitar to you
for Christmas!
I was at a neighbor's house while in 9h grade when (on the record player) he played Badge, by Cream. I literally ran home and begged my parents for a bass guitar!
My first real guitar (one that wasn't a cheap learner guitar) was one that my dad and I made together.
@@joshbosela6610 that sounds awesome
I’m kinda hurt we didn’t get to hear it at the end
The background music?
@@MrKinghuman the beginning background music is from a classical guitar, but at the end it’s from an electric but I highly doubt it was the les paul
@@MrKinghuman no, like the other guy said. The electric at the end sounds nothing like a Les Paul, it wouldn't have buzz at all with humbuckers
@@Bruh-bx9mh false
@@Bruh-bx9mh the guitar at the end is playing slide. Humbuckers do have a buzz by the way
“99 clamps will do”
-“Why not 100?”
“Now you’re just being ridiculous.”
I'm the son of a NASA Engineer, if 3 nails work, I use 5 screws. That doesn't mean I don't measure once and cut twice, or completely scrap a project, but my Father taught me about Linear Thinking. If you make a change here, what happens down the line? He worked on Saturn Rocket boosters in Huntsville,AL where we grew up. He was " the" Electrical guy, and the wiring diagram was a 600 page bi- fold printout. As a kid, a would draw and color on the old printouts . One day I kinda saw this BIG stack of paper on his office upstairs, and started drawing and coloring on it. He came home, had dinner went upstairs to do some work, and found my Masterpiece. Had to go back to Marshall Space Center and reprint 600 pages. If you made a change to a circuit, what was the ohm drop, amperage change 3-400 ft up to the Capsule. Amazing Man
@Donde Merlin I know man, I guess he doesn't have a clue about basics of anything
@@Douden996 wow
@@Douden996 what happened to the masterpiece
Man this video gives me a new respect for how guitars are made. Beautiful, just beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
I always think we tend to forget just how much work is actually involved with building a guitar. This is a seriously impressive build - well done!
Simply STINKING GORGEOUS!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
If I made one, I would have no fingers left to play with by the time it's finished
That's so much more than just a guitar - It's a piece of art. Fantastic craftsmanship.
Too bad it's not a Strat
@@bipbipletucha so? hipster guitarists nowadays only consider strat and tele as real guitars smh, while there are much better guitars than both
guthrie_govan as much as I deeply hated this comment, it’s true 😫
I’ve been a Luthier for just over 40 yrs and I gotta say son, that’s a fine looking guitar. Taking used wood and applying just the right amount of finish made it a real beautiful axe. I’m sure it plays as well as it looks. Let’s face it WE HAVE THE BEST JOB ON THE PLANET!! Agreed??
Thanks for sharing your build. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️👍🏻
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I hope that the person who bought this guitar plays music on it that matches the craftmanship that went into building it.
This is a great example of what craftsmanship means. Its also a great example of what a guitar should look like...Wood to be SEEN, not painted over.
And pine ?,...what a beauty !!
This whole video brought me back into the past. Back to high school, when we used to have woodshop class. 6 years of wood shop class I took. From 7 grade to 12 grade. Woodshop class help me out greatly in life. I did not know it at the time. I was only taken a class I could pass. But years later, I still remember the skills I learned in woodshop class. And use them...
Thought I came to watch for a few seconds and skip to the end but watch the entire vid. Awesome build, great attention to detail and craftsmanship. Bravo sir
Thanks bro 💪
Would very much have loved to see and hear it played.
Natively Born American I’m wondering if the BACKROUND music was it 🤔
@@joshplaysgames1340 If it was... Yikes!! That's why Gibson's are $3k
@@dh4094 Oh yeah. Sounded great though
@@joshplaysgames1340 That was an acoustic gtr In the background
maybe you did...… :-)
Great work, great guitar. I have built one like this in 1983 but never built another one. It's time for me to retire now and you made me wish to go back and building them again.
Brings a whole new appreciation to "Hand Carved."
23:36 "Oh, you ordered a LEFT-handed guitar??"
haha!
Price is double then ! Sorry 🤨
Haha you're funny haha
I’m afraid the customer is gonna have to relearn
Manuzziya you got*
This video is one of the greatest things that I’ve ever seen.
This video makes me appreciate guitars even more!
From now on I will kiss my spanish guitar every night before sleep.
I’m blown away by your range of skills. That’s a gorgeous guitar you made. Thanks for sharing!
I love videos that show you how awesome is it to make a guitar BUT NEVER LETS YOU LISTEN TO HOW IT SOUNDS LIKE !!!!
@Jimmi K At the end it literally says the music was done by him, so yeah, I think he can play
@Jimmi K No you weren't. This also isn't a serious issue either
I love that fret cutting jig, what a simple and amazing effective solution! Beautiful end result!
Wow, that is art!! Honestly one of the best looking Les Paul's I've ever seen, if you can upload a sound test that would be great! Congrats, you can surely build guitars!
Really like all of the background music tracks. They fit pretty well with video and together give a very comforting vibe.
Realmente é impressionante dedicação nesse trabalho.🇧🇷
I agree, the background music is very good
Amazing simply amazing. But I did want to hear how it sounded
I bet it sounds and plays as great as it looks.
Me too
It sounds like a guitar
It doesn't matter
I'm pretty sure, since the music through the ENTIRE video was also the guy who MADE....
You did get to hear it.
THIS is why good guitars cost so damned much.
Then why didn't they cost so much in the past?
@@AxmihaMeuSaco When? In 1959 a Les Paul Custom cost $400, and gas cost 30 cents a gallon. Extrapolate that out and a new Les Paul isn't really that much more expensive relative to inflation...
@@bmorehuiz Correct. Its cheaper to buy a Gibson Historic now than a Standard cost in '59.
@@AxmihaMeuSaco Why are you talking about Gibson ? This guy said "good guitars" !Gibson never did compare to what a guitar maker can do.
@@maxime3439 I'm sorry. I saw LES PAUL and thought Gibson. I'll erase my comment.
One of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam in a long time. Amazing craftsmanship!!!
I’m impressed that he made an masterpiece in just 24 minutes
time flies..i spent my 23 minutes watching this amazing video, the backsound little bit strange, but i focus on the video..great guitar build
This is the most impressive guitar build I've ever seen. Strange soundtrack. But works. Well done.
This was an absolute pleasure to watch. Thank you for the upload!
Absolutely beautiful guitar! Well done. I am a not so good wood worker and after watching this you remind of how much respect a really good craftsman like you deserves to be told GREAT JOB! And I wish I could play that bad boy
Yeah thanks for showing me how it's done. Now I'm going to obsess over what glue gives the best tone!!
For real😂
Herby👤💐💍💄💖🐩
Came back to watch again after a while. I bet that process even smelled good.
I can’t believe I watched the whole thing. I couldn’t stop watching. This was very interesting. Really enjoyed it a lot!
th-cam.com/video/nu6wCqqPkew/w-d-xo.html try this one, as well.
Quite possibly the most beautiful Les Paul I have ever seen.
Woodworking with reclaimed wood is a very cool thing!
Just amazing! Thanks for showing me that me trying to build my own guitar would be the dumbest idea I could possibly have. Awesome!
Just finished my first. It is worth the pain man, doooo it
@@elidames6889 encouragement appreciated!
@@playguitarguy no problem. Buy a neck though. Learn from my mistake. I was like...$150 for a neck?...pshh. fast forward a few weeks, and I never wanted to see a jig, measuring tape, or micrometer again.
I have a new found appreciation for the price of a nice guitar.
Great timelapse video, Dan. I am a retired custom cabinet maker so I know my chops but your work is just wonderful. And you still have all your fingers! I dig your music too. You are a talented man on many levels.
I couldn't find a better spent half an hour. Mesmerizing work, Dan. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
That's the most beautiful thing I ever seen.
This is a beautiful peace of art. I really enjoyed watching you build this beautiful guitar.
The soundtrack of this video was incredibly relaxing, which fit the vibe really well
Love the jigs
Good Stuff Enjoyed every step taken to create a fine guitar. The most impressive part was
The appearance of the rough cut wood and the final product and how you achieved your goal
_You know it's good when 23 minutes goes by like it's 2 or 3 minutes !!!_
It's like a Jazz box that's been filled in, going by the depth of the body! This guitar must sustain for hours, the long tenon neck joint would make sure of that! What a beautiful guitar. And well filmed, too. An all too rare pleasure.
I very much enjoyed watching this!
The music was a continuous exploration of hangovers, though.
Extremely beautiful end result, really well made and well done.
Mister only one word : Beautiful !!! Great job really great job .... god bless you !!!
I really love the background music.
The dark walnut pick guard and back panels really added a nice touch.. I WANT IT.. 😍
E ainda tem pessoas que não sabem valorizar o trabalho! Show 👏👏
Herby👤💐💍💄💖
Lot of love & hands on craftsmanship.
Ah, using the mandrels from the spindle sander to contour the edges is a great idea. I've been using dowels; the solution seems so obvious once I see you doing it.
Now I know why Les Pauls are quite expenssive.. The amount of work done in the wood is like it takes forever. And this unit is one of the best ive seen.
Poxa q trampo!!! É tem gente q acha fácil ! parabéns
parabéns!
Great job. But does it dj... WORK! I mean, little sound check would be a perfect ending for crafting video
Денис Клещев it more the works. It ROCKS!!!
RoTary PoWer - RX7 How would you know😂
Does it djen....oooohhh I see! You want to know if it ♫♪picks up a pancake...pickup pickup picks up a pancake?♫♪
DAFFA RAYZA PRATAMA SETYAWAN it sounds a lot like an acoustic guitar in the background so probably not
Sure electronic works.
It's not acoustic, so it's not important how it made 😁
Absolute work of art, craftsmanship at its finest, I would love one of these guitars. Thanks for sharing really enjoyed this video.
So much learning packed into 23 minutes, thank you.
What a beautiful guitar and absolutely brilliant to see the whole process of its creation, alot of hard work but well done! 👏👏👏
Man, you really know what you're doing!
Serg Kinder if you are talking about the strip that can be seen at around 14:10, then I believe it is for the truss rod. The truss rod goes down the neck and can be tightened or loosened to adjust the how it is bent.
Watching a craftsman in is always a worthwhile experience. Now I would just like to have a play of that guitar.
used to do both woodworking and play guitar in my youth,.since stroke only left hand left to use,.. but i truly enjoyed your video ... reminded me who I am in a way.
You can never have too many G-clamps.
you are damn right! I also love g clamps.
@@Galova I also tend to run out of washers! .... Screws... nuts...bolts...nails by the hundreds... but never enough of the right washers ;-)
Never too many you say, wells then
After buying the millionth g clamp, and squeezing it into the workshop, i dread ever opening the door, for the tidal wave of plastic and steel that would destroy life as we know it.
There're never enough😄
They're GGGGGGGGREAT !
"Here is a handcrafted Les Paul, made over many hours with love, care, precision and taste from the salvage of old Chicago homes. It's a fine instrument for a fine musician"
*plugs it in, plays Smoke on the Water*
*craftsman grabs the guitar and smashes it*
Holly shit . That was the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen
One thing that always amazes me when I look at multi piece builds is how the appropriate amount of clamps is 'all you've got.'
Masterful, beautifully done. Love to hear this Les Paul live....
Wow thank you for sharing that video with us that guitar is absolutely beautiful great job!!!
Seems your 'luthiership' is just as good as your woodworking skills.
The use of recycled wood is a nice touch.
Nice work! It looks really good. Reclaimed wood is cool too because we get to have more oxygen, more shade when it's hot, and the birds and squirrels don't end up homeless. Everybody wins!
I tried this in school in shop class, and it ended up lookin like a cracked cigar box guitar
Looks like a tribute or modern studio, but with 5 times the attention to detail and craftsmanship. Would love to play something like this!
This is so amazing I started playing about a year ago prob will never have something top of the line but getting use out of my 100$ piece lol
No words
Just gratitude. This is the highest form of art, and creates endless possibilities
9:12 - That chiselling looked satisfying
Wish you would have shown it being played (even if it was playing the background music).
Nice job on the build.
EXACTLY.. All of that and there wasn't even a demo!
It's like building an engine but never hearing it roar in the end.
Beautiful work. The only regret is not hearing it being played!
now that’s what i call a guitar
Я смотреть то устал, а делать... Ух, сила ты мужик!! 🔥
Ah... The good ol "never enough clamps" problem X3
This guy's a pure genius I don't think people know how hard that is to do that he's probably better than some of the luthiers at Gibson thank you buddy
I live in Nash and have a buddy that has done just that. Made his own L P
Jeez!! That is the sexiest guitar!! Everything I look for aesthetically in an axe. All wood... ALL GOOD💚😍💚
Me: "I could do that!" 30 tries and $3,000 in wasted materials later... "I can't do that."
I bought a telecaster kit off of Ebay for 69 bucks. Then spent 300.00 on tools and materials to ruin it.
The first minute had me almost rolling my eyes but I kept watching ... AMAZING! You Sir, are a master luthier!! You turned reclaimed materials into a diamond! An inspiration to every builder for sure! The music is just fine! 👍
Lesson 1 in building guitars: bring all of your clamps
Que trabalho! Muito detalhado, e por fim ficou show.🎵🎶
Beautiful looking guitar. Excellent presentation on the work that went into it. Thanks!
superb, I especially liked the making of the carved top
Me: wHy ArE GooD GuitArs sO eXpensIVe
This guy: *Hold my beer*
Thats good
Have you seen his website ? They are cheaper than Gibsons. I'm astounded.
LOL!
how much work and hours pass because of what to do so great a praise I give them 👍
I should be working on my essay that's due tonight but instead I'm watching this. No regrets.
The
BEATLES
No problems mate, i have a test in a few hours that's gonna be very important but here I am
Sanga Ralte salvador.molina
Chris S olá..esta.buy..ermosas.sus.musicas.chava.escucha..de.toda.clases.de.musica..los.felicito.atodos.i.gracias.adios.amen
Love how the finish is a nod to Les Paul's log.
出来上がる前からめっちゃ高そう
それだけこの一本に想いがこもってる
日本人発見！
GOOD JOB! gorgeous guitar. loved the video. Thank you