Hollowed Out? Carved Top? But, it's a JAZZMASTER - Video 3 of 6? - The Great Guitar Build-Off 2021
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- Check out MERCH through my Etsy shop! www.etsy.com/shop/AwenLutherie Welcome to Awen Lutherie and welcome to the third (and largest) instalment to my entry to The Great Guitar Build-Off 2021!
Building on last years fantastic competition, I’m looking forward to doing a seriously cool build to try and one-up myself. All boxes are being ticked this year,
✔ Multi-scale
✔ Fanned Fret
✔ Carve top
✔ Semi-hollow
✔ Neck-thru
✔ Carved Pickguard
✔ Inlaid Pickguard???
✔ Custom Tailpiece
Hopefully you find the build interesting, and maybe you'll stick around for the videos to follow!
A lot of you may know and notice that I am building from Crimson Guitars HQ in Dorset this year, but I am not endorsed, sponsored or helped by Crimson in any way except by use of their fabulous workshop.
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I am a guitar builder (and now teacher) from Ireland, but currently based in the South of England working with Crimson Guitars. I am a teacher and a luthier and I am currently loving my job and the direction my life is going. My guitars are built by hand, from the heart and with love in every shaving.
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Thank You for being a part of this. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
This year's competition has come to a close, and voting is now live! If you liked my build, head to greatguitarbuildoff.com/products/sea-n-a-matha%C2%BAna and vote for me there by clicking on the little heart next to my name, I'd really appreciate it!
I'm always amazed to see people carving with an angle grinder. If I tried that, I would just put a bunch of holes through my piece.
I have to say that the idea of a hollow body with inlaid pickguard is nothing short of ingenious and I love the design and the entire concept of it
Great work Sean! Cheers! From one Irishman luthier to another!
Great video Seán! Look at you go!!
Nice addition of the adjustable fence block/stop on your shooting board.
It's a great addition if you need it. Fantastic for dialing in binding strips!
Super creative and such an extraordinary jazz master!
Your standard of work is humbling... Thank you. Re the error, only you know about it, as it looks are sealed.........
Love your craftsmanship and attention to detail!
A bit disappointed by all the adverts.
I'm learning so much and being fascinated. Thank you for sharing your skills.
The cnc as a router was pretty brilliant
It was that or a whole lot of pain trying to figure out an alternative. I'm very lucky to have access to such a machine sometimes.
What a great idea!!!! Very well done!
I really enjoyed watching these videos from last year again. your guitar did come out quite nice as far as I am concerned.
Thanks, I'm still very happy with it. I still don't play it often enough, but I have it in work with me and it does get some play time now, who all enjoy it!
SOOOO SICK!
Superb!
I'm calling that inlay a total success for a start. With the wooden binding and all it's a gorgeous look. Nice work Sean
Very cool build. I have made this type of guitar many times over the last 30+ years , but i did learn a few new tricks from your vid. Keep up the good work!!!
So glad to catch this latest episode, your guitar is really looking fantastic!
Loving this build Sean, and love seeing a new take on the classic offset shape. My Best.
Your guitars are innovative unique and stunningly beautiful! Ben was smart to get you on board and working on his team!
I initially wondered why you had such a thick piece of timber for the pick guard. I don't think I've ever seen anyone do something like that with a pick guard. I learnt something new. Thanks.
Lovely work and a very interesting build.
I love hard work, could watch it all day😆 As usual, your attention to detail is amazing. Very cool inlay and the carved top is awesome. Looking forward to the next installment.
I love everything about this build. Such elegance, and you've made me a jazz master guy. Brilliant!
Loved your build last year, of a model I really like... This year you're doing a model I don't fancy as much, and I'm loving even more... Keep up the awesome work and thanks for the great content
As usual Sean, you set the bar so high. Very well done sir.
Wasn’t sure about the look from the initial shot but now I understand what you are doing and how you are doing it I’m converted 👍
This is epic. I’ve needed a little project for lock-down, so refreshed an old strat…averagely, but still love the result. Your work, though, is inspiring and makes me want to try harder to do something to be super proud of (or ruin trying 😅)
Wonderful guitar. It will be hard to top your guitar from the 2020 GGBO but I think this one will. The inlay is very nice but your choice of how to do the pickgard is sheer brilliance. So looking forward to the next vid!
I always make the mistake of binding before inlay, pain in the arse to sort those slots out afterward some times. Guitar is looking great, nice work
Savage
Love your work Sean, hope you'll be using p 90s!
Amazing work with hand planes.....absolutely fantastic. I could never get those to work for me.
Can you someday tell us what you do at Crimson? Custom work specified by customers or Custom work from your mind?
Most of us go to great lengths to get rid of the pick-guard.... you found a way to make it a design element within the top. That is cleaver at the very least. Every time I say, I'm done making guitars, someone comes along with another idea that I just have to try. I did have a hollow Jaguar on the drawing board, that never got started.. Hmmm.
Looking great Sean!
Two questions:
1) Is there a reason you don't use the propellor trick Ben uses on the dremel to clear the sawdust out of the way so you can see better?
2) Why did you drill the holes in the back of the top before using the angle grinder? It seems like the grinder would have removed that extra wood without too much effort... Was it just so you had a visual marker of how far to go down with the grinder so you didn't grind through the whole thing?
Really beautiful, love the two tone color of the body and the elegant body curves. Complete hollow should sounds terrific Are you not too afraid of the possible feedback interaction ?
🎸👍
Your guitars are still my favorites from both GGBOs. How’s it been working for Crimson?
👍✌😎
How did you cut the rebate for the binding?
NICE AND LOOK LIKE GOOD WOOD, BUT WHY YOU NOT PEARLS INLAYS INCREASE??????✴♬
What happened to the tattoo Headid guy? Did he OD on wood glue.
Irish?
I love the integrated pick guard shape, that's a great idea!
Anyway, I'll be *that* guy who need to tell you to wear safety goggles and a proper breath mask (the covid masks won't protect you from the amount of sawdust).
The covid mask is perfect for saw dust... just not viruses.
@@timhallas4275 stfu
@@cedricroussel8587 You're just pissed because you know I'm right.....asshole.
@@timhallas4275 I'm not pissed, you bullshit is more toxic than dust.
If you can't prove your point then shut the fuck up.
Wow 12 ads in 4o plus minutes,give us a break .