TELECASTER STYLE GUITAR BUILD - Great Guitar Build Off 2020 unofficial. Pallet+Resin Guitar Build.
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- I build Telecaster style guitar for the great guitar build off 2020 unofficial out of pallet and epoxy resin.
My Website: magicatticguitars.com/
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The great guitar build off 2020 unofficial competition is over. If you would like to be up to date on it make sure to follow me on my Instagram: @magicatticguitars.
This is a full guitar build video. I used Fender Telecaster guitar shape for the reference and change the shape a bit, so it is not an exact copy. I used my own headstock design and I think it fits the guitar design well. So I end up with this semi-custom guitar design 😆
This guitar build was a big challenge because I never worked with epoxy resin on this scale. I made a lot of mistakes along the way and I learned how to fix them or avoid them in the future, so I can say it was a very educational build for me. I hope you can also learn something from this video.
I used an old pallet for this guitar and I think the discoloration of the wood made a very cool effect on the guitars body. It was a challenge to prepare and brake all the pieces and make them in to a Stratocaster guitar shape. It took 420 pieces and a lot of time to complete the body.
Epoxy resin I used on this guitar is Dipon De 3D epoxy. It is a deep casting epoxy resin that cures very slowly and because of that it lets all the bubbles out before drying. They claim it is possible to achieve crystal clear bubble free end results without even using vacuum. Obviously I failed in this part. First thing I should do is properly sealing the wood with a coat of epoxy. And the second thing was my poorly made mold as you see in the video. So we will see if this is true in the next guitar build. It also has a good UV resistance and is 100% transparent without yellow tint. Over all I liked to work with this epoxy resin and can already recommend it, so I will put the link below.
I would like to thank Roman Lužar from Teal for giving me some tools and letting me to engrave my logo on the back plate with his laser.
I used the same epoxy resin for finishing the guitars body, and I used Crimson guitars finishing oil for the neck. I put two coats of penetrating guitar oil and 2 coats of high build guitar oil. I really love this product. It gives a nice natural look and feel to the wood. It is much more pleasant on the touch than most finishes and it makes less friction while playing, so I highly recommend using it especially on guitar necks. Find the ling below.
It took three months for the whole guitar build and another three for editing this video. I recorded 300 GB of footage and edited it all by myself. There is another video coming out where I recorded the sound and I will try to make a shorter edit of guitar building and playing. Thanks to my sis Ilona, bro Ezav and friend Simon for helping me to film the sound demo. And thanks to Erik Šnajder for playing the guitar. Check out his youtube channel: / kuractegleda123
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⬇️ Links that I promised: ⬇️
✔️ Crimson guitars - Penetrating guitar finishing oil:
www.crimsonguitars.com/collec...
✔️ Crimson guitars - High build guitar finishing oil:
www.crimsonguitars.com/collec...
I am using some other tools from Crimson guitars and I love them so make sure to check them out.
✔️ DiponDE epoxy resin:
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🎸 Fender telecaster noiseless pickups:
www.thomann.de/gb/fender_nois...
🎸 Fender Stratocaster noiseless pickups:
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🎸 Gotoh locking tuners:
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🎤 🎧 Guitar recording equipmet:
✔️ Marshall MG30FX:
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✔️ Shure SM57:
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✔️ Behringer Xenyx QX1002:
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Thanks again! Stay tuned and see you in the next video!
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Pour your epoxy slower from a height, the thin stream removes bubbles alot.
Thank you for the tip. Will take it to my knowledge and use it next time. I very much appreciate it!
cool!
ABSOLUTE ART...FROM SIMPLICITY...
THAT'S ELEGANCE!
YOU'RE NOT JUST A LUTHIER...
YOU'RE AN ARTIST!
Thanks Jack!
Apart from the brilliant guitar making skills which most people have mentioned, I just wanted to also congratulate you on the shooting and editing of this video. Extremely well done and thank you.
Thank you Tony! Making the video took the same amount of time as building a guitar. Most people don't realise how much work it takes. I'm very happy that you noticed it. And am glad that you enjoyed.
@@MagicAtticGuitars I'm trying to do the same thing with a guitar build and it's so much harder than it looks. Great job!
You mean broken wood and epoxy resin? Or video edit?:)
@@MagicAtticGuitars Video. I'm finding it rather difficult to get good angles and lighting. Broken wood and epoxy looks pretty cool though. Maybe next build:)
@@applebutter4036 man i totally get you. I hope you at least have bigger workshop then mine. Often it is hard to work when you are trying to keep your hands out of viewers angle. For the lights I bought three strong led bulbs and desk light stands so I can move them around as needed. It is important that your main light sources have a consistent colour temperature. Its probably the best if all bulbs are identical. Otherwise it is hard to adjust white balance.
I’ll say this to all those out there that buy a body and a neck and all the hardware and call themselves builders, you are assemblers. This man and many more I know personally that make their bodies and necks are builders. Don’t give up though assemblers, and be proud of the work you put in, start building if you’ve always wanted to. There’s never enough guitars in the world.
Well building the Neck of the guitar is generally the hardest part of building a guitar in my opinion because of a fully functional guitar especially Electric requiring a truss rod
@@ooferrell even harder would be doing your own tuner
@@tomdone8575 i mean, there's only so much you can actually build from scratch being just a guitar woodworker
Truss rods, tuners and wires are just different thing compared to usual guitar
Wow, excellent work! That's one unique awesome looking guitar!
Use a propane blowtorch instead of a heat gun to remove the bubbles next time; it removes way more bubbles and does a much faster job of it!
Also, painting a layer of epoxy onto the surface with a paintbrush, especially the broken wood surface, being sure to stab the brush into all the nooks and crannies, saturating every inch of exposed wood before pouring the epoxy is another very effective way of preventing any bubbles or air pockets from forming on the surface of the wood (bottom of the epoxy) When epoxy is poured straight on to a dry surface, rough/porous surfaces are an air pocket's best friend and they stand out so much in an end product, especially when the epoxy is clear!
Thanks for the tips Steve!
If this doesn’t make electric guitar tone wood snobs stop and think, nothing will. Great job
Nice one, man! 😀 Thanks!
Can only use real mahogany that’s banned due to regulations and such bruh get on the elitist level.
Doesnt this juat prove that pickups are lime 98% of the sound?
@@nhayes927 yep. Pickups, amp, speakers
@@lomoholga yes and also other electronic components like pots and capacitors. And strings of course.
I will never bitch about the cost of guitars again. That is a lot of work. Nice job!
Thanks Victor! A lot of people don't realise how much work is involved in building a custom guitar. And there were more that I didn't film. Like making templates and stuff. And days of sanding. I'm happy you noticed the effort I put into it.
Dude you you don’t even know... take a look at this video which has 23 or 24 parts of the entire process of a hand built guitar from beginning to end...
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Well said, ha. We are spoiled. Nice to see cool craftsman like this man at work, no doubt.
@@teddysurf yeah. Nice video. He showed it well. Thanks for sharing.
@@nealixd.3011 thanks man!
No wonder " custom made " is more expensive than " mass produced ". Great craftsmanship dude.
Thanks dude!
The time, talent, effort, patience to build this. It's incredible!! ❤️🔥
Thank you very much 😊
In french we say "once line is crossed, there are no limits left". What a great idea and wonderful job for an amazing result! Bravo.
Thats a very nice saying! Thanks Renuad!😀
I’m so jealous of ppl that have the knowledge, tools and patience to make things like this. Some ppl might view this as work but this looks so fun plus u get a guitar to play when ur done
It sure is fun:) thanks for the comment🙂
It's only work if you don't enjoy it.
That's true 😁
You can just try for yourself. You dont need much tools to build a guitar. Atleast not the body.
@@TheFrontyer thats true. For the body you only need a router and some hand tools.
I will be 100% honest, because that's who I am. That is one fucking impressive piece of WORK! AS A TEENAGER I TOOK ON THE CONCEPT OF BUILDING A FLYING THREE.. it took me several trips to the mill shop to get it right. And I lost it because the family had to move.
I hacked an old fender mustang neck onto it. Simply because I was young and poor, we're talking I'm like 16 17 years old, but wow this is like what they call a fruit cake of guitars. I can understand how your problems drooling through it and boring the different cavities out, because the different woods will react in different ways and different directions of the word would move your bit in different ways. I get that. But overall I'm actually very impressed!
Thanks for sharing the story Scott. And for being honest:) I'm happy that you like it.
That fretboard cutting jig is beyond amazing.
Cheers mate!
Thanks man!
I'm a skilled craftsman and I can say great job!everything is trial and error when you're just getting started but patience and the right tools make all the difference.
Thanks Steve. That's really nice to hear from a craftsmen. I totally agree with you.
I cant even imagine how much time and effort was put into the building of this guitar and in the meanwhile you even tought about how to film these shots so the video will be interesting to watch. And in the end even the edit is made so that everything matches the music. I cant comprehand how everything can be done by just one person... You really are an amazing artist and you have my respect! 👏👏👏 keep 'em coming!
I believe you know exactly how much time and effort went to this project as you stood by my side the whole time. Thank you for that. And for believing in me. An you know that I will keep 'em coming.
@@MagicAtticGuitars 🥰😗
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@@MagicAtticGuitars haha this is awesome! Miss you guys
"it's my first epoxy project..."
What you'll learn over the next few months and years (presumed you keep that guitar that long) is that cured epoxy resin shrinks over a long period of time. Ask me how I know that...
However, that was amazing to watch. I especially like the process of building that neck - very well done!
I wanna know how you know that! 😀 No seriously, tell me more please! How much does it shrink?
Its very satisfying to watch someone make a guitar neck. Most people just outsource theirs for convenience, but this is fantastic!
Thanks man!
Nice job. I’m a warehouse manager and wooden pallets are my daily companions. Having said that, I cannot do what you did. Great idea.
Thanks 🙂
Awesome job, I built mine for my 40th birthday 14 years ago and my divorce depression.. I made a small mistake too on my bridge, not too bad though.
I know all the hard work, hours & effort that you put into it & very cool guitar way to go 👍👍
Having a guitar where you cut the holes and do every piece yourself is the way to go because you truly have a custom piece.
Keep up the excellent building my man👍
Thanks Bobby! And thanks for sharing your story.
Regarding your 'mistake' at 4min 51 sec........I think one of the signs of a pro is not that you never make mistakes,
but rather that you fix the mistakes in an effective way .....which is EXACTLY what you did !
Thanks man! I feel better after reading your comment.
When working (sanding) epoxy, please wear proper protection at all times. The dust should not be inhaled, it is carcinogenic. Stay safe dude, great work! :)
I woulda just bought a neck and headstock online. The fact that you made that instead just the body and ordering one online is impressive. Good job man. Turned out awesome.
Thanks Michael! That's nice to hear.
FYI Michael - The guitar in this video has a 25" scale. A normal Fender style neck you could buy wouldn't work (25.5" scale). Anyway, the guy obviously already has the tools and woodworking experience so its a LOT cheaper to make a neck yourself.
@@CraigHagerman that's true. If you are building your own neck you have more freedom on the features and design. My neck has also 12Inch radius and very different headstock than original telecaster.
And it is cheaper if you don't count all of the hours of work:) thanks for your comment!
@@MagicAtticGuitars Cheaper if you have all the correct tools.. clamps, glues, etc.. I would Love to build my own guitar from scratch IF I had the tools. And the knowledge. The knowledge is out there. Money isn't..lol
Wow this guy put a ton of work into this. I'm really impressed!
Thanks 😊
Greetings from Turkey, while watching, I said "I wish it was mine". good luck with your work.
Thanks Mustafa!
Building that guitar was no small undertaking. Fantastic work. Tons of patience. God bless you.
Thanks Dave!
Awesome video! I’ve played guitar for 25 years, and I’ve built a few DIY kits. This was great!!! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Troy!
that was amazing. mesmerizing. all the pallets in the world are all jealous of that one.
Thanks James!
The brocken wood pieces on the body !!! Excellent idea !!!
I built a sg style lefty years ago out of the end of a huge beam that washed up on a beech in Virginia. I used a chain saw to get the bulk it was 24"x18"x38" it was all I could do to pick it up. Is was what I called sea spalted oak. It made a beautiful guitar body
The best one so far (guitar and a video :D)! The whole process is insanely well-thought-of and the amount of hours put into it is ridiculous... Hats off bro ❤️
Thanks bro! I'm flattered to hear that!
This just gave me some great inspiration on a build I've been planning for two years. Many great tips here. I've watched a lot of guitar build videos and this is the best ever.
Wow what a compliment... I never thought I would hear something like this. I'm flattered! It makes me very happy if I can inspire people. And it is very nice to hear that you learned something from my video. Thank you very much Darin! I would love to see your guitar! Please send me a photo on IG when you finish. Take care my friend!
I truly had no idea how much work went into custom guitars like this. Absolutely mindblowing work!
Looks amazing. Most people don't realize how much work a custom build is. You killed it bro. Thanks
Thanks man!
To make a guitar, with your own hands, what could be more beautiful!
This is very nice to hear. Thanks man!
Шикарная работа! Я очень впечатлен! Надеюсь дойти до того, чтобы тоже делать гитары)
Спасибо, мой друг! Я надеюсь, ты тоже будешь.
Wow!! Your a true craftsman. I thoroughly enjoyed watching you work. The guitar looks and sounds great, it’s a thing of beauty. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing. This is fascinating and this is a true build from scratch. I love watching crafts people sharing their art.
Incredible work, the measure of a true Craftsman...
Love the details and I'm so blow away by your creativity, please make more guitars because in a world of some many look alikes the stand out ones always scream out the change we need...🤘
Thanks Miguel! I'm already working on my next video. Stay tuned 🤘
One of the most beautiful guitars I've seen
Thanks Steve! That's nice to hear.
After watching this much hardworking, i m gonna give respect to my guitar
Parabéns Que incrível essa obra de arte ! Que guitarra que ficou maravilhosa ! Você é um Excelente Profissional ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love it all! The concept, the execution, the attention to detail... Really love the side stripes instead of those "standard" dots, the fretwork (filling the tang ends). Even love the video editing :)
You got my vote!
Thanks Eric! This is very nice to hear 😊 I'm happy that you noticed all the details.
Great work Izak! Another Beauty!!! Much love from Australia
Thank you very much brother 🙏 Much love back from Slovenia 😊
Wow! A lot of cool ideas and innovative woodworking tricks in this video. Good save on the drill accident too.
Thanks Wayne.
Most insane guitar built I have seen, magic.
Thank you very much!
Fantastic job man!!
Thanks man!
Olha quem tá por aqui! Sou fã do teu trabalho Renatinho e já acompanho há uns 3 anos ou 4! Seu vídeo no começo do ano sobre inspiração me inspirou muito! Parabéns pela excelência, carisma e humildade! Deus abençoe 🙏🏻
Fala Renatinho, realmente uma obra de arte,cada pedacinho dessa guitarra foi feito pra ser apreciada!
Salve Renato, quando vai se arriscar e fazer uma mano? Vc tem muito conhecimento de luthier, o que acha?
@@maedojbsniperjb1milhao916 trabalho só com regulagens.. entre 40 a 50 guitarras por mês.. não tenho mais tempo pra construção saca?
What a true work of art my friend. that and a gift from God.
From Brazil.
Thank you very much!
Brother is doing very hardwork to make this electric Guitar, Wow you are very talented brother, God bless you, and love from India🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
Thank you brother! Love from Slovenia.
Good to see you pressing in frets. Heres a tip that can save a ton of work. Use straight edge fret rockers. At the nut end press in the 1st fret then the 3rd. Press in the 2nd slowly and check it with the fret rocker until its level with the other 2. Keep going down the neck like this. I use a press and im very careful while i do it and i get them level and dont have to sand them down and recrown, just play it.
This is a very good tip. Thanks man! I will try it.
All I've got is WOW!!!! INCREDIBLE MATE !!! Amazing job , absolutely love the guitar body & how the finish looks like.
Simply stunning !!! Great , great job mate something to be fully proud of 🤜👊🤛
Thanks for this kind words.
Whoa!!! Awesome work and great result. 👏👏 This brings back memories of my own bass guitar build. And the best thing about it - it's still my main instrument.
Thanks man. I also still have my first guitar. I would never gave up that one:)
No words could complement what I just saw... a guitar made out of a pallet?!! it's like watching the transition of the butterfly.
GOOD JOB BRO!!
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Great job!!!
The drill hole repair was top notch. Repair turned out perfect. Couldn't tell anything happened. I was truly amazed. I probably would've just filled it with resin and not thought twice about how to repair that so well.
KEEP UP THE AWESOME VIDEOS!!
Thanks Michael! I always shield and ground the cavities. The black paint I use is conductive and it prevents the outer signals to interfere with the sound of a guitar.
Amazing work! 🔥 You inspire me in many ways ❤️ Much love
Finally... I was waiting for your comment for so long😆 thank you sis❤ I can say the same to you!
It's beautiful, unique, and creative.
I'm very happy that you like!
Amazing work! Enjoyed every minute of watching this. Superb skills! A real artist at what you do!
First class craftsmanship, well done!
Thanks!
Amazing. You should be very proud of that entire project.
Thank you very much Timothy!
Crazy, realy proud of you!
Thanks 😊 It means a lot to me.
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I have seen quite a few different people making 🎸 🎸 but yours is awesome. Your video and music is also great and a huge awesome to Erik great music, I will definitely be looking forward to seeing more of your future guitars.
Thank you Jill. I am very happy that you like it 🙂
All that hard work paid off, that is one fine looking guitar and i bet it plays great, good job man 🎸👍🏆.
Thanks man! 🙂
*HAS A PLEASING SOUND, VERY NICE AND A JOB WELL DONE!!*
Thanks 😊
Amazing craftsmanship dude!
Thanks bro🤘
Manualità incredibile. Davvero una chitarra da sogno. Complimenti.
Thanks for sharing your crafting process. I've learned a few things to build my guitar soon
That's one bad-ass guitar! 🙌🏼🔥
I'm glad you like it. Thanks Tim!
This was a fantastic video. I love your build nice job. I hope mine turns out half as nice.
Thanks man. I put a lot of work on both, guitar build and video edit. But I really like doing this so it was much fun. I wish you best luck with your project. I'm sure it will turn out nice.
Dedicação e mt.trabalho bravo !!!
Glorifyly manufacture the battic design quitar. Very happy to look at it. Thanks.
The most beautiful electric guitar that I've ever seen send one of this to me Bro!
That's so nice to hear man! Thanks!
Damn so good video, such a nice piece of art 😁 really enjoyed the guitar 👌🤘
Thanks bro. And thanks for always being here to help me out! I hope we will do many more projects together. And the sound demo is already in the process of marking 📻🎤🎧🎸
@@MagicAtticGuitars Damn sure will make some more together 🤙 u just keep it going 🤘😎
For sure man🤘
It takes a real craftsman to show fixing there mistakes in the process. I appreciate u for that it shows others how to maintain skills.
Increíble.!! Tanta paciencia...... Felicitaciones....eres..un talento.!
If you plan to do another project like this in the future, I might save some time by gluing the wood with a shallow pour of epoxy instead of the glue by hand you did early on the video. Nevertheles, greatproject and awesome job. The guitar looked great
Thanks Luis! I was thinkink of this way, but than there is no way to clamp the pieces together. They wont stand tight together if you dont force them :)
Incredible craftsmanship,
I wish you would reveal total hours and how much it weighs compared to mass produced tele.
Very good videography.
He remarked in the description about the time spent in building and the editing process. I'm also curious as to the weight of the final product.
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Beautiful guitar and lovely shots. The crickets and sand paper was gold 😂
Awesome, bro!
Thanks bro!
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Cant believe the thumbs down....whadja want him to make ...pickups out of an old garbage disposal?🤔
Perfeito artista fantástico
Obrigado!
The level of craftsmanship is just top notch man. Beautiful.
Thanks Keith!
That is so freaking cool. Getting started on my own guitar project. Can't wait.
Thanks Tom! Good luck on your build.
God knows how many hours went into making it, good job👍
A lot of hours 😊 Thanks man!
I swear to god that i thought that at 3:25 you are putting mosterd on the guitar. What is that?
Great job!!! 😎🔥🤘👏👏👏
Haha I know. I love this shot =D It is wood grain filler. Thanks man!
That's a thing of beauty! Makes me wish I had kept playing. Great job!
Lo máximo. Me he quedado con ganas de ir a recoger mi guitarra y ponerme a limpiarlas y luego tocarlas. Felicitaciones brother
Once I'm old enough and start earning I would love to build my own custom guitar
Kevin I hope you will be able to do it soon. Not getting old but earning money 🙂 Building guitars is a lot of fun! Thanks for your comment.
@@MagicAtticGuitars Thanks mate
Any time my friend!
Read everything you can find about the famous brands and gain knowlege then just do it. I built my first wood guitar out of scrap maple and walnut i found in a dumpster. Save yourself some big problems by building a neck through, then you dont have to hassle with the neck body joint. Cool! Also, buy a harley davidson as soon as you can afford one, that and building your own guitars and youll have a happy lif early on.
@@coffindancer38 haha 😄 good life tip here!
Ciężka robota nad tym pięknym instrumentem, respect
Dzięki, przyjacielu!
Absolutely mind-blowing!
Thank you!
This is the best video I've seen in a long time! I love the creativity and the craftsmanship. Great job. I watched every second.
That is so nice to hear. Thanks Kevin!
Jenga guitar ? Has that been done yet, made with wooden pieces from the game
Man I'm not sure. 🤔 But it's not a bad idea!
Nice, how many total hours ,yes from start to finish ? Looks sweet 👍
Thanks! I didn't count the hours. I put in 3 months of all my free time. And another 2 for video edit:)
I'm no musician. I am however a music lover. I am a carpenter in mechanic. You sir, are badass.
Haha that shaping of the cut pieces is the coolest part
Thank you Ricardo 😊
now i can put grilled steak on a guitar😂😂😂
For sure! 😆 Nice one!
Thats it, i need a router now.
(Edit: Just finished watching and it turns out I need a lot more than a router 😂)
I made my first guitar with a router and jigsaw and few hand tools. The only thing I bought pre made was slots in the fretboard.
Router is a magic tool😁
You don't even need a router. A friend of mine built a guitar with a jigsaw, sandpaper, and chisels.
@@bkpickell you can build a guitar with only hand tools for sure.
@@bkpickell A very talented and patient friend you have!
@@eggyboi1217 true🙂
Omg.... Incredible! A work of art.
its nice to have all the tools and equipments to build a guitar..lucky guy..
Build an electric guitar without using any electric.
😄 haha... any suggestions on how to approach this idea?
@@MagicAtticGuitars chisel haha
Ok now I get it... you mean electric tools:) I feel stupid. 😄 Well its a good idea. I might do it in the future.
Lol love the crickets while sanding. So accurate hahaha
You deserve a gold medal for all that work. Fine job.
Thanks man!