I'm doing this at the moment (my first time!!!!) I do however have the luxury of a classroom, teacher and other students - albeit on an evening class timetable. It's a slow process. Your videos have helped a great deal, Thanks.
Nice job man, I build custom guitars yet I constantly find myself watching you acoustic and classical builders. It's very cool if I had more space in my shop to add the necessary jigs and fixtures I would definitely try my hand at this art. Some day for sure but my shop is cramped as it is. I still love watching acoustic builds though. Oh yeah and I really dig that old blue vice, she's a beauty.
I really like the way you pinned your headstock plates, I've never done it that way I usually just stick half a toothpick in and slide the plates over one at a time but I actually like your way better, it's way more controlled. Very cool.
Hi Ad van what is the angle of your headstock in your project? is it ok to have any angle or some specific given degree? will you please share thank you.
Because It's a cool video, every artist finds a different path to get what they want, just because it's not the way you think its supposed to be doesn't make it wrong. I build guitars, I do it different than this man but I still enjoy and respect his craft. There is room for everybody's way and you can learn from everyone if you keep an open mind and don't assume you already know everything.
I'm doing this at the moment (my first time!!!!) I do however have the luxury of a classroom, teacher and other students - albeit on an evening class timetable. It's a slow process. Your videos have helped a great deal, Thanks.
Newark?
@@kevingriffin1768 Yes.
Nice job man, I build custom guitars yet I constantly find myself watching you acoustic and classical builders. It's very cool if I had more space in my shop to add the necessary jigs and fixtures I would definitely try my hand at this art. Some day for sure but my shop is cramped as it is. I still love watching acoustic builds though. Oh yeah and I really dig that old blue vice, she's a beauty.
I really like the way you pinned your headstock plates, I've never done it that way I usually just stick half a toothpick in and slide the plates over one at a time but I actually like your way better, it's way more controlled. Very cool.
Thank you Eddie. It's indeed a very safe way to keep everything alligned.
Very nice and useful work, sir. Thank you for posting.
Wonderful to watch and listen. Your music is as good as your woodworking skills
thank you Mark!
Do you have thoughts on cnc neck carving?
Great videos, baie baie dankie dat u kennis so vrygewig deel
dank Jan!
Wow.Amazing👍
Wow those are your compositions? You are very talented I would love to have a cd of your music to build to.
Pro trick : watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching a lot of movies lately.
@Emilio Kasen Yup, been using Flixzone} for since december myself =)
@Emilio Kasen yea, I have been watching on flixzone} for since december myself :)
Hi Ad van what is the angle of your headstock in your project? is it ok to have any angle or some specific given degree? will you please share thank you.
my headstock angle is 17 degrees. Most guitars somewhere around this.
thank you mr Ad
what's the normal degree angle of the guitar's neck? Is it made out of 2 pieces of would glued together?
The neck is scarf joined and the degree angle is between 15 and 18 degrees; My guitars are 15 degree.
thanks...
hii, just wondering is that bottle of glue enough for the hole guitar?
it is more than enough
and just one more question, howlong doyou leave it dry?
I meant to write I build electric guitars, that last comment probably seemed confusing. Not that anyone cares.
This takes forever
How can you guys gave him thumbs up?
Because It's a cool video, every artist finds a different path to get what they want, just because it's not the way you think its supposed to be doesn't make it wrong. I build guitars, I do it different than this man but I still enjoy and respect his craft. There is room for everybody's way and you can learn from everyone if you keep an open mind and don't assume you already know everything.