The making of a Pre-CBS 1962 Stratocaster replica
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Who knew they used mayonnaise on pre CBS Fender's?!
And here I thought it was just a Norwegian trick
Amazing, thank you for sharing. So gracious of Mr. Furuheim to open his shop and share his time with us.
I was born in 1962 and am currently assembling myself a 1962 spec Stratocaster!
Thanks for your content, I'm a new subscriber and wish you the very best with your new guitar.
I think you mean they PLAYED "Mayonnaise" on a pre-CBS Fender. (That's a Smashing Pumpkins joke 😂🤣)
Hellman’s?? 😂
& horseraddish.
The man is a nordic pilot and a guitar crafter.
He embodies all I want to be
This might be one of my favorite videos I've ever watched on TH-cam. Beautifully shot. I would venture to say there's more care and attention to detail put into this guitar than the originals he's trying to replicate.
Being that the originals were built more for their modular approach than the idea that they were exceptionally highend instruments... they were tools to do a job... that was the outlook at the time so there was no reverence in their approach to what they were doing building the original strats and teles. They were made withas many mass production methods as possible for that express purpose. So im sure youre absolutely correct there.
Same
A single builder who loves what he's doing is SURE to build a better instrument than a bunch of workers who are there at the factory making guitars by the hundreds because there's a paycheck on Friday. This is true even if I do feel that strats and fenders in general are HIGHLY overrated.
Having built a strat replica once myself that turned out to be half ass ok, I can say it's a highly rewarding experience, especially when you play it for the first time.
@@brucecaldwell6701 amazing, what about it was not as good as youd wanted it to turn out? The sound or the feel or the look?
Whoever matched the drone of the machinery to the key of the background music is simultaneously a genius and a godsend for saving us the annoyance
haha, I'll admit it's just luck though
I thought I was the only one who noticed theese things. Love it
Timestamp please.
You shot & edited this superbly my friend. Your cinematography is second to no one. Thanks for sharing this builders story and showcasing such a gorgeous looking and sounding instrument. Hope you’re well; all my love 😘
Thaaanks!
@@LivingroomGearDemos YOUUUU’RE WELCOME!!! 😂
@@LivingroomGearDemos Killer playing on the outro too - nice rendition of Yellow Ledbetter
thank you! :)
I don't even need to hold it to know it's going to be an exceptionally well made instrument. You can just tell by the focus and precision that comes out of him while he works.
What a beautiful craft.
Wow thanks man! 🙂🙂
@@pinehome_guitars I wish you so much great success and hope you continue to put that pride and heart into every instrument you make! Beautiful work, truly.
Somehow, I would think that Leo would be knocked out about a man in Norway, faithfully recreating a 1962 Stratocaster. You Sir, are a extremely gifted builder. Thank you for sharing this!
I think he would dwell on how extremely inefficient it is.
@@dclipper8052 I don't think he would.
@@sillysausage4549 yea, I’m impressed but I think you’re right about Leo. They cranked out a ton of guitars.
@@Bellabaddi If this were to apply himself to production he would produce more guitars in one month than Leo did all year. I know he has access to CNC machines which is an unfair comparison but even with pin routers this guy would be ahead. He is ultra efficiently structured and methodical. He doesn't make one move that isn't productive.
Leo Fender would be proud. He is quite the exceptional master craftsman..detail is meticulous...would love to own one of his works !!!!
So would Paul Bigsby. This guy runs circles around Leo.
So much respect for people like this. Too bad I'm not a friend or family member. 😭
That's a pilot I would have no issue flying with. You KNOW he is a precisionist with extreme attention to detail. In the safest of hands.
Doing research and becoming informed is not NERDY....it's necessary to achieve such high results and it's smart.
Amazing build. Excellent storyline. Great Chops on a beautiful '62 Strat replica. 👍👍🍻🍻🤘🤘🤘. I'm surprised that he didn't play Norwegian Wood on the Norwegian Wood guitar 😂🤣 (had to put that out there since it's so true) 🎸🎸🎸
What a great looking & playing Stratocaster. I pull my hat to the craftmanship, this "hobby builder" blows most luthiers out of the water. The film is fantastic, too. Thank you!
Thanks a lot! Yeah, Tom is extremely skilled at what he is doing. Hats off from me as well
I’m not even two minutes in and this guy radiates love for his craft, him
As a lefty guitar player, it’s hard to fine really great instruments. I live in Norway and have to go to England to test out Custom shop guitars. In my search for my dream guitar i have tried out 20-30 custom shop guitars and only one was really great (none of them were bad) In the pandemic there wasn’t much air traffic so i got lucky to get pinehome build me a lefty golden era strat. The guitar is the best strat i have ever played. I hope he have spare time to build me another guitar some day. But with the quality he delivers and great movies that shows his guitars to the world, i think his waiting list would be long. Takk til deg Tom for at jeg ikke trenger å prøve custom shop gitarer lenger😎
Wow!! Takk til deg også! Veldig hyggelige ord! 🙂
@@Ryan-es7xy same price as a right handed, I am not sure if Pinehome like me to put out the prices. But if you ask i think he will answer you. I also live in the same country and picked up the guitar myself, no shipping cost.
Also I don’t know how it would be with taxes to other countries, and if it is shipped outside Norway i am not sure if you get the Norwegian taxes in return before you pay tax in your own country.
But all i can say about the price, i think it was a really fair price. All the knowledge behind the build, top quality woods etc.
Who needs a CS Masterbuilt, when this guy can built some fantastic guitars…Great Video by the way! Awesome!
Wonderful documentation! Love guitars, love woodworking - how could I ever dislike a documentation produced that well?
Absolutely beautiful work and the fact he’s a fellow norge makes it that much cooler !! Skol !! 🇳🇴
It’s really great to see this Norwegian guitar maker legend at work. And the videography was really nice too 🤩
what a beautiful fucking video. i know it probably took shit tons of effort to make - which shows in the final result, and i would looooooove to see more videos like this. Maybe ask more of our Norwegian guitar-related creators like; Oslo Instrumentfabrikk, Nebelung, Bråk, Pyu Pyu, Pladask Elektrisk etc etc. create your own small documentary series. they need more recognition, and you need to make more videos like this!
Absolutely something I should do! But yeah, it's a bit time-consuming. Not impossible though!
When asked if a Strat was hard to build he said no. I’m going to have to disagree on that. I seriously doubt that there are more than a handful of people on the planet with the skill and patience to build a guitar of that quality in a home workshop. This guy has both.
wasnt planing it...but I watched it all the way! truly beautiful
Beautiful looking and sounding piece of art.
Thats proper hand made !!
Ultimate respect for a craftsman such as this. Time, love, quality. Priceless.
Make more of these please
The way the sander is in the key of the background music at 8:50... wonderful job editing this one!
VERY NICE GUITAR, I HAVE TWO FENDER REPLICAS MADE BY TOM ANDERSON IN 1983 ALL HAND MADE AMAZING GUITARS.
Best color for a strat!!
holy shit - that;'s one of the best guitars I've ever heard
You can tell how resonant it is and how open the pickups are; great detail to the overtones and tons of spank.
The best Mindblowing strat I ever played was a 62', It belonged to the John Entwistle (The Who) collection and was sold for £32k to a private collector. Something about that neck profile, i could'nt put it down it was so awesome, Been looking ever since!
That mother quacks like a whole flock! Beautiful, thank you for a brilliant video!
Wow, congratulations. That gentleman built you a superb guitar. I would have liked to seen some nice close up shots of the finished instrument. He really knocked it out of the park. Not only does it sound fantastic but the job he did to get the hue of a 60 year old shell pink lacquer finish is totally spot on. I'm fortunate enough to know someone who owns an early 1962, slab board, shell pink Fender Jaguar with matching head stock that his father ordered from Fender and kept all those years and passed on to him. I can tell you pretty definitively that the shell pink finish you have here on this Strat is practically identical from what I can tell in the video. It's not an easy thing to accomplish for _any_ color, particularly shell pink.
I am assembling genuine fender vintage Stratocaster 1962 and suddenly your video popped up..wow what an amazing documentary, top craftsmanship, professional woodwork, very technical, amazing piece of art thank you my friend for sharing your skills and hope will watch more in the future keep the great job.👍🎸🤘🤘👏
Super random comment but I loved seeing that Technivorm Mokkamaster coffee maker in the kitchen! Best piece of Dutch engineering ever.
Best coffee maker ever! 🤣
Truly a fantastic guitar. It remind me of my regret selling one of my American Vintage many years ago.
I thoroughly enjoyed this! The gentleman has many qualities to admire! The best compliment I can personally give:what a great dad!
Might be the best Strat I've ever heard in my life.
Yep, it sounds incredibly good. Plays amazing as well. Thanks for checking out the video!
Awesome work!
Lovely work!
So therapeutic seeing a Master builder make his thing. Hats off to you Sir!
I've watched this before, but it showed up in the queue again. I will always watch it as it's a wonderful video and build.
Random, this is literally the second comment I’ve ever left in the whole history of the Internet from a 51 year old dude… Obviously the guitar is perfect, the playing of it at the end? I’ve been a musician my whole life and been in many studios and worked in a few. the way you play that guitar and the discipline in everything every technique was so rare, but not too precious (I once heard a wise produce say), this didn’t remove the fun and vitality. It was just inspiring and being around music so much, live it’s fun obviously and you’re driven to it for a reason, but it really wears thin it’s like going home and talking about your work all night after leaving the job you kind of want to get away. But hearing that? I guess the biggest thing was tempo and just staying true to it, the percussive side of the string slapping was just so spot on it sounded like an app but with feeling alive. I could really go on forever about it it was freaking awesome. Very very disciplined but yet still very personal without sounding automated. Just think how many people say they’re good musicians and I don’t express it outwardly but the rolling of the eyes, quick learner even spend Manny Manny Manny years and time on the guitar, crap You bridge out those chord fingerrings so good you could probably bend strings all three steps out and make it sound Perfectly intonated..OK I take that back yes you could do that but probably even with no strings and using old shoelaces, or long spaghetti noodles already cooked or… Lol.. OK OK may be a stretch but for sure at least after that little fat kid with the gooey hands and face he’s not even old enough to walk or talk but smart enough to find your guitar well hidden away and you only find him after it slathered in gout and he had his way with the hey what are those pretty shiny things for on their headstock?… very cool, good product, hard work and obviously a great family. Respect given, Mucho.
Beautiful!!!
This baby sounds amazing...
I agree with you 100 %….love relic guitars….
Amazing sound!
Incredible sounds!
Very nice work.
9:10 how beautiful is the ambient music matching tone with the machines...
That is a work of art Sir!!
Enjoyed this immensely
This video is fantastic! Awesome work!
Beautifully made.
Very nice work
Beautiful guitar!
What a artist he is.
I have built around 2,000 guitars and this guy did as good of a job as any of the famous boutique builders. He should come to Los Angeles and setup shop. He will have to redesign his head stock shape to satisfy Fender. Apparently Fender don't remember when they were heavily "inspired" by Paul Bigsby. Bigsby had the Merle Travis which looks a bit similar to a Strat. He had another that looks like what became the Esquire. 6 in line tuners were unique at the time along with tremelos. Throughout the following decade Fender released instruments that incorporated these elements with some slight differences. Pick up selector as well. Not only did Leo enjoy Bigsbys designs so did Gibson and Rickenbacker. I like this guys approach of not acting like building a Strat is such a grand accomplishment and think it is valued at several thousand dollars. Although seriously if he so desired he could jump into the mix and be successful building those like he built. Just a minor head stock alteration if any are left. His only variance was the 2 way truss rod which technically could be seen as an improvement. This is an amazingly well put together video.
Wow! 2000 guitars?? How long have you been doing this for?? Thats amazing!!
@@pinehome_guitars I use to work for a well known builder at that time in the 90's then I had my own shop manufacturing bodies necks and pick guards for various companies and builders up until late 2007. So overall around 12 years.
Beautiful little film, friend.
Thank you!
Fret slots on a table saw?! 🤯 incredible
Excellent video and build! 👍🏴🇬🇧
What a fantastic video, hats off all round.
I really dig the longer videos of guitar builders and restorations. Very satisfying viewing.
So amazing
Amazing cinematography!
Great guitar build and a great video. Well done.
Wow, beautiful, would love you to make me a left handed version of this 👌greetings from Northern Ireland
Thanks for this
wonderfull video
Awesome video and cool story, really enjoyed it
so good 👏
Beautiful!!! I want one!!!!
Fantastic guitar. Sounds so good. Glad this video was made.
Amazing
nice work..
Wow! That's fantastic, all around!
I wish I lived closer. I know who I want to build my next guitar...
This video is fantastic and awesome.
Wow. Beautiful guitar & beautifully presented video on the process.
Really great video..
Sounds incredible
Beautiful craftsmanship!
Beautiful work of a great Master! Sounds amazing
Fantastic!
Beautiful craftspersonship
Sounds ( and looks ) amazing !!😮
Really enjoyed watching your video 😎🎶
So much work and a simply beautiful guitar.
Amazing video! Unbelievable craftsmanship! FYI the “clay dots” we’re actually asbestos tile that was part of the floor in the original Fullerton factory. When doing an addition the floor was peeled up and being thrown away. Because Leo Fender was super frugal he told the workers to save the tile because it could be used for something lol They ended up using it for fretboard markers the “clay dot”
Thats a new one!! 😀
Amazing craftsmanship, filming, and everything!
Great video, I've never heard of this channel but subscribed now!
Bona fide…maximum respect , as the owner of a Sept. ‘62 vintage strat , I admire your passion.
Very awesome artist/luthier - keep it up!
wow this was incredible thanks for sharing... and I want one
AWESOME !
Wow. What an inspiration. And such care and craftsmanship.
Sweet guitar!
What an awe inspiring man. Beautifully shot, thank you for telling his story!
Very nice sounding guitar, and color ❤
Thank you for this! I love the cinematography. What an awesome builder as well.
What an amazing guitar! Beautiful sound, build, and color!
Great videos at your channel. I’m subscribing now!