Fantastic! Don't worry about any small mistakes in the routing. It will not affect the bridge function whatsoever :) Love Evertune bridge!!! Cannot get enough of them!
Awesome tutorial!! 😃 My only recommendation is that you make the video, watch it and then redub it . There were so many Ums and Wells that it was difficult to follow along. Other than that... great video!! 😊
I wonder if you could use the camera audio to do that. Wouldn't be as good quality, but you could at least script it out, record the voice over and take just the audio, y'know?
Another thing on your holes there that you accidentally miss the line you can take. The smallest item would be toothpicks glue them in to the whole tap man takes maybe 23 pieces tap them in their glue it let it set a little bit and then snip it off with some wire cutterslet it dry real good and you can it’s just like a fresh hole
That is called a chatter in your bed that you’re using possibly you’re not holding it quite tight enough against your diagram there and another thing on the depth of your cut difference. It’s because of the body thickness it’s not because of you. It’s the body thickness of the guitar body.
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Fantastic! Don't worry about any small mistakes in the routing.
It will not affect the bridge function whatsoever :)
Love Evertune bridge!!! Cannot get enough of them!
Awesome tutorial!! 😃 My only recommendation is that you make the video, watch it and then redub it . There were so many Ums and Wells that it was difficult to follow along. Other than that... great video!! 😊
I wonder if you could use the camera audio to do that. Wouldn't be as good quality, but you could at least script it out, record the voice over and take just the audio, y'know?
Another thing on your holes there that you accidentally miss the line you can take. The smallest item would be toothpicks glue them in to the whole tap man takes maybe 23 pieces tap them in their glue it let it set a little bit and then snip it off with some wire cutterslet it dry real good and you can it’s just like a fresh hole
Cool!
Brave man. The LTD factory couldnt even get the route and mounting right on the one i had. I've gone back to hardtails.
How did you go back to hard tail? How did you fill the cavity back?
@@Bruddermane sorry- I just meant I sold the evertune equipped guitar and made a hardtail partscaster.
That is called a chatter in your bed that you’re using possibly you’re not holding it quite tight enough against your diagram there and another thing on the depth of your cut difference. It’s because of the body thickness it’s not because of you. It’s the body thickness of the guitar body.
Yeah, I think my biggest problem was alignment. I plan on trying different ways of measuring the body next time and holding the template to the body.
@@Bruddermane just keep going man you’re on the right track keep it up you’ll be building guitars
Thanks! I plan to build one from scratch one day rather than kits, so that will be cool!