There are plenty of people out there that will tell you putting a plane on its side will/can change the lateral adjustment, so you should always put them on their sole.. I personaly don't think it matters, just don't put the plane down on top of stuff (parts, screws, etc) that could damage it. A wooden bench isn;t going to harm the steel cutting edge, though.
It is great to have your videos again. One of the great finds of the pandemic and a permanent fixture in my favorites. I agree. I would have finished the neck work before glue up of the body.
I love all your builds Sean! I'm so glad things are going so well for you at Crimson. I'd love to see you and Ben do a collaborative build on the channel! Good luck in the GGBO! Peace
So Good to watch you work again!!!! How do you like using all the power tools, hope you are having a great time!!! The guitar will be another work of your art and skill!!!
Its so relaxing watching your work, you make it look so damn easy. I know it certainly isn't, but you have a very natural relaxed way of looking effortlessly efficient.
Dude! Where are your videos? I waited months to see your next build and you only have 2. Are you ok? I'm rooting for you. You were my fave last year. Your LP was top notch. True quality!
I'm working on them! I have the next one uploading as I type this! I have a lot less time on my hands this year, so editing is taking forever! I'm glad to see people are looking forward to seeing my videos though, it really means so much!
OK...THAT'S WHAT I SAID!!!☝🙏🕇GOOD AND NICE GUITAR WITH A THROUGH SLEEVE, AND 5 PIECES OF WOODS GLUED BODY AND NECK SHAPE..☝😀😀👍SO, THE VIBRATIONS PROPAGATION WERE DIFFÉRENTS THAN GLUED NECK AND BOLT NECK...IT'S ALL DEPENDS THE CONSTRUCTION......THE DRIVER HANDLE IS RARE BUT FUNCTIONAL 😄😄👏👏👍👍✌
Dude, that neck is sick! Very cool Sean! I hope Ben knows how lucky he is that you decided to join him! Between the 2 of you I can't even imagine what's coming! I know I for one can't wait. Awesome.
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For my last build, I glued on the wings before shaping the neck, and found it a little tricky. So this time around, I had the neck all done (well, except for the inlays and frets) before glueing on the wings. I guess there are pluses and minuses either way?
Hindsight is great, and I've come to the same conclusion that I should have gotten the neck done as much as possibe before gluing the wings on! Oh well, every day's a school day!
Well I usually use 4, just for paranoia's sake, but on this one I wasn't too happy with 2 of them, they were a little close to the truss rod, so I drilled the 5th to be on the safe side. For the sake of an extra toothpick, I rather the extra pins.
@@AwenLutherieCustomGuitars fair enough! Follow up question: How annoying is it to post a build video from Crimson HQ, then having people comment with "That's not how Ben does it"? 😂
Nice work. I noticed that you cut the body part a little more shallow. Is that to give it an angle back? You did it but didn't explain why. (or maybe I missed it) :)
@@AwenLutherieCustomGuitars Thank for the reply. Do you use a particular degree or just enough of a drop so you have something to play with with the bridge ?
I remember putting a plane down flat on the bench like you did (twice) and my teacher rapping my knuckles for doing it! 😆
Builds going really nice 👌 👏
There are plenty of people out there that will tell you putting a plane on its side will/can change the lateral adjustment, so you should always put them on their sole.. I personaly don't think it matters, just don't put the plane down on top of stuff (parts, screws, etc) that could damage it. A wooden bench isn;t going to harm the steel cutting edge, though.
It is great to have your videos again. One of the great finds of the pandemic and a permanent fixture in my favorites.
I agree. I would have finished the neck work before glue up of the body.
I love all your builds Sean! I'm so glad things are going so well for you at Crimson. I'd love to see you and Ben do a collaborative build on the channel! Good luck in the GGBO! Peace
must be nice working in the Crimson shop! Congrats on your move.
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Awesome solo played on the bandsaw man!
So Good to watch you work again!!!! How do you like using all the power tools, hope you are having a great time!!! The guitar will be another work of your art and skill!!!
Still not wearing safety glasses? Please be safe!🎸 I love your work and want to see lots more!
Safety glasses are over rated 🤐 and this is from a retired pipe welder 👨🏭
I just bought myself that same low angle jack plane from Lie Neilson...it is such a pleasure to use isn't it? Looking good, keep it up
Good job ole buddy.
Its so relaxing watching your work, you make it look so damn easy. I know it certainly isn't, but you have a very natural relaxed way of looking effortlessly efficient.
Thanks a million! What the video doesn't show is the collective hours of stressing out over how to do parts etc. 😉
Dang, that’s looking hella nice!
Dude! Where are your videos? I waited months to see your next build and you only have 2. Are you ok? I'm rooting for you. You were my fave last year. Your LP was top notch. True quality!
I'm working on them! I have the next one uploading as I type this! I have a lot less time on my hands this year, so editing is taking forever!
I'm glad to see people are looking forward to seeing my videos though, it really means so much!
Looking very nice.
OK...THAT'S WHAT I SAID!!!☝🙏🕇GOOD AND NICE GUITAR WITH A THROUGH SLEEVE, AND 5 PIECES OF WOODS GLUED BODY AND NECK SHAPE..☝😀😀👍SO, THE VIBRATIONS PROPAGATION WERE DIFFÉRENTS THAN GLUED NECK AND BOLT NECK...IT'S ALL DEPENDS THE CONSTRUCTION......THE DRIVER HANDLE IS RARE BUT FUNCTIONAL 😄😄👏👏👍👍✌
Wow, there are a lot of great builds this year. I have been watching as much as I can. Good luck from Canada 🇨🇦.
Looking great! 👍
Thanks so much for stopping by!
You are a wicked Luthier! this was a plesant watch. thanks
Dude, that neck is sick! Very cool Sean! I hope Ben knows how lucky he is that you decided to join him! Between the 2 of you I can't even imagine what's coming! I know I for one can't wait. Awesome.
I'm real happy with the neck as well, it looks awesome carved up (spoiler alert!)
impressive work
What I've always wanted to see, a carve top Jazzmaster, great!
Also nice to see the Crimson student workshop being used again.
Good Luck!!
I don't think I've seen a carve top jazzmaster myself before, but I'm seriously looking forward to it. Thanks for watching!
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I was sort of hoping you'd leave a little more mass on the headstock
Could come in handy for disciplining the singer 🙊
YEAH OK MAN...GUITAR THROUGH SLEEVE...AND BEAUTIFUL NEW WOOD???? IT'S A LITTLE USED TECHNIC IN LUTHERY.....BUT IT'S A EFFECTIVE TECH 👌👌✌...
Sweet build, Great to see you at Crimson =)
Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it!
Looking great my friend!
Thank you! Cheers!
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Safety glasses be dammed to h........
Gerat pair...
Thanks for stopping by!
For my last build, I glued on the wings before shaping the neck, and found it a little tricky. So this time around, I had the neck all done (well, except for the inlays and frets) before glueing on the wings. I guess there are pluses and minuses either way?
Hindsight is great, and I've come to the same conclusion that I should have gotten the neck done as much as possibe before gluing the wings on! Oh well, every day's a school day!
Where's Dan's GGBO entry?
You had me at jazzmaster
Yes! The world needs more jazzmasters !
Is there a specific reason for using 5 guide pins in the fretboard? I normally only use 2...
Well I usually use 4, just for paranoia's sake, but on this one I wasn't too happy with 2 of them, they were a little close to the truss rod, so I drilled the 5th to be on the safe side.
For the sake of an extra toothpick, I rather the extra pins.
@@AwenLutherieCustomGuitars fair enough! Follow up question: How annoying is it to post a build video from Crimson HQ, then having people comment with "That's not how Ben does it"? 😂
Nice work. I noticed that you cut the body part a little more shallow. Is that to give it an angle back? You did it but didn't explain why.
(or maybe I missed it) :)
Yes so it's to give the break angle, but also it's lower to allow for a top that is going on.
@@AwenLutherieCustomGuitars Thank for the reply. Do you use a particular degree or just enough of a drop so you have something to play with with the bridge ?
Do you have a luthier school?
"I" don't, no, but I do teach in one! I'm a teacher at Crimson Guitars' School in the UK.
@@AwenLutherieCustomGuitars ahh ok now it's clear