Part 3 Forged Carbon Fiber Floating Top Guitar and Bass by James Herbert GGBO 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Here's part 3 of my scratch build for the Great Guitar Build Off 2021. Comment below if you have any questions about what I'm up to and I'll be sure to read them.
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Music:
0:03 - 3:27 Belonging to the Woods by American Legion
5:40 - 6:18 Slipping by AGST
6:18 - 10:55 Quarter Past Eleven by Victor Lundberg
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Fantastic, and again, thank you for bringing us all along with you.
The violin finish!
Very interesting design! Can't wait for the finished product! BTW, like your choice of background music!
Your build is getting really exciting 👍🏼✌🏼
So glad I discovered you thanks to GGBO!
Can’t wait to see this come together!
So fascinating. Your videos spark so many ideas. I love them and can’t wait to see and hear the finished guitars.
Great Skills and Creativity ... A fascinating Build !
Work intensive 👍
I love this guitar, and can't wait to see the finished product! This is among my top TWO in GGBO 2021.
Is the other Avenue Guitars' copper top semi hollow? That's my next favorite, and thank you!
@@ringbrookstrings2868 That one is on my top 5, but not top 2 :-)
The other top 2 is a more traditional one, from Unquendor Guitars. The shape, and colors just "speaks" to me :)
Choosing between two colours for the neck seems like a problem for a man only building one neck. 😅 Can't wait to see it all come together.
Absolutely stunning. It looks out of this world (even in pieces), and it's so unique it's basically perpetually fascinating to watch it come together.
Out of all of the ggbo candidates I've seen this one nterests me the most. I can't wait to see it finished!
I am exited to see how it turns out
The antique Violin Red sounds like a great idea. Basically being a reverse color layout of one of the classical stringed instruments.
Fascinating as ever! I love watching this come together.
Go a redish-brown burst for the neck! Or do the burst on one neck, and the classic stain on the other
When you said Antique I was like "Yes"
Great stuff, this is a really interesting to watch. Really looking forward to the next instalment.
I love this guitar!
Thx you for filming this !! It’s so amazing.
Go with the violin brown!
So glad you're making a fretless bass neck. And then do the guitar neck the sunburst
I hesitate to click but its kinda mesmerizing
Pure insanity. Really cool idea. One tiny thing: the music is great but it is mixed _so_ loud, it's cutting my head off at 1 on my volume.
Great build but I'm kind of concerned that you put glue on the truss rod and in the cavity. Does anyone think that doing this will cause problems in the future. From what I've seen builders try as hard as they can go keep glue out of there while gluing on the fretboard so that is my understanding
Hi Cameron, you're absolutely right that you generally don't want glue on your truss rod, however those truss rods are both wrapped in plastic sheaths which means they're already fairly protected. The only reason you don't want glue on the rod is it could cause the nut to seize. If you look closely you'll also see I cover the nut sections separately, only applying glue to the sides of those covers. Hope that's helpful, definitely don't just drown a truss rod in glue and expect it to work!
@@ringbrookstrings2868 that's a fair enough explanation. Really enjoying the series, keep it up!
I felt the pit in your stomach when the router base slipped. Been there, done that. Nice recovery though.
Is there another word that strikes fear into the heart of craftsman quite like " until"
Woodglut is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.