From carving to Fitting the Neck Ep 4 | Building a Boutique Hollow Body Baritone Guitar
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Ben carves the neck and experiments with a 'D' shape in this video. He routs the neck pocket and works out the break angle. This guitar is coming together!
Thank you to House of Tone for the donated Pickups - www.houseoftonepickups.com/
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:16 Carving the neck using the faceting technique using a variety of tools
10:50 Drilling the holes in the headstock
11:10 Working out the centreline and neck pocket
14:09 Routing the neck pocket using a Triton Router
14:43 Marking out the cavities for the bridge and pick-ups - donated by House of Tone and Mark Jennings
15:35 The pillar drill
16:09 Masking tape and super glue to attach the template - and begin routing
17:04 Rounding over the edges using a Triton Table Router
18:55 And sanding the body and neck
20:41 Somehow the neck doesn't quite fit - what are the options?
23:56 Fitting the neck - oh dear. The pickups may be a little off? What's the fix?
27:40 Skillshare and Conclusion
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It's watching the mistakes and the tweaking thereof which provides us mere bodgers the confidence to keep going. I used to wonder how many guitars I'd have to build before I got one right. Now I realise the dream of perfection may well be just that but in learning that all the stress and worry has gone and building guitars has become a pleasure, and damn good fun.
Man m, I'm so glad you released this video. I was starting to miss this! Like really miss this. Peace and Love! I love this guitar Ben.
The build is looking great.
Watching these videos is my favorite way to learn the skills and technics involved.
Thanks for another enjoyable session.
Your creative process is so interesting, I love these videos so much. It's my dream to own a guitar built by you one day, I would love one built with your signature as a 12th fret inlay. I absolutely adore these building series videos!!
I'm really enjoying this build.
A large 45 degree chamfering router bit in the pillar drill does a fantastic job of making the initial carve on the neck profile. With the fingerboard slotted and glued in place, but not yet radiused , you have a stable flat surface to rest on the drill table. Use the highest speed available and take small cuts with each pass, adjusting the table upward in slight increments, until the 45 degree edge is within a 1/4 inch of the bottom surface of the fingerboard. This will give you a uniform starting point for your carve. My average time for producing a finished guitar neck is just under 2 hours.
Very nice it’s always good when you upload a video.
The drum is sander dancing along to the beat at 20:05. Love it!
Good to see you promoting quite possibaly the best band ever on your shirt. I was lucky enough to see them in every incarnation they had. Even luckyer to have met them and spent time with them.
That would be cool another workbench build! Only with hand tools too. A nice roubo style or even a holtzapffel style. Practical for lutherie.
It's always a good day when the Mirka comes out!
I really love watching your neck carves- watching you use rasps, spoke shaves, and the Shinto saw rasp delight my soul to the core- almost as much as planes! Perhaps it's the sound as much as the visual- but it ultimately doesn't matter which. I love it, as always.
I know you’ve tried to make a lightest guitar but have you ever thought bout making the heaviest guitar possible? 😆 Food for thought for a future build 👌🏽 A literal heavy metal guitar! 🎸
I really don't think I could make a neck correctly no matter how many times I watch you. It was enjoyed and I did learn,learned I can't make a neck.
One way to avoid routing gap, is to get masking tape(two times) around the pocket so the ring of the bit sits on masked template adding a fraction of extra wood to make a tighty tight fit
Brass locating pins, four of them (or six), visible from the back, could be a great visual detail.
Ben- I know that you have been doing this for a living and have your ways…….next time you put a bit into your router, drop it completely down, then lift between 1/16 & 1/8”. Leaving too much shank exposed welcome’s vibration and the bit shifting therefore eating your precious work. Ran a production wood shop for a dozen years, had employees ruined results that taught me the hard way. Some put an oring on the shank to prevent completely bottoming which can deter removing, I just lift up a skosh rather than stocking o rings. The Triton bench sander looks exactly like what is marketed here as a Ridgid, but router is definitely different. The oscillating sander is a must for small shops. Worked two to death, but it took a while.
And saved for my next buid.
Enjoyed the video. One thing I do to help ensure a tight neck join is to put one or two layers of masking tape around the bearing of the router bit when routing the neck pocket. This should result in a neck pocket that needs some fine-tuning for the neck to fit. It can also allow for any final sanding of the neck heel. I think it would be interesting if you would discuss how much glued material (heel and neck pocket) is necessary for a stable glue join.
...Welcome to Crimson guitar's,welcome to my home studio,welcome to the jungle baby!!💪🤘
You're gonna dye! 🤘😄
Very nice! It reminds me a little of Languedoc guitars
Love the Thin Lizzy - Nightlife t-shirt.
I'm not sure there is a 'gentle' side to a saw rasp. In my experience there's a side to take huge amounts of wood away at once, and a side that turns the entire project to sawdust.
18:50 Same respirator!
I have to admit that I have real doubts about that neck joint... The only strong holding point is the bottom side of the neck which has been really weakened by cutting down the portion that goes into the pickup area of the body. To me it looked like there was no significant glue connection between the sides of the neck and the body in the joint area.
Finally!
I love almost everything you build the only question is why is the F hole slanted ? I see this on lots of guitar builds..just wondering.
I did wonder what happened to this build when the livestreams stopped. I didn't realise/notice that the streams were shifted to the second channel. My bad.
could you add a piece of edge danding or veneer in the neck pocket gap and making a feature of it
The size of that tenon makes me feel better about my GGBO design!
Put a red cross logo on the plate between pickup and fretboard.
Ben! You may shoot me down in flames for my utter stupidity or hail me an unappreciated genius of rare deductive talent but couldn't you have solved the neck length problem but cutting a bit off the end of the heel and moving the bridge back slightly to preserve the scale length?
the only thing i could think is that maybe the pickup position would be changed and possibly not the best position tone wise. I also don't really know what I am talking about so could be completely wrong
@@bikesdrumsnstrings Yeah I thought about that but the Pickup doesn't have to be in a specific position, Johnny Marr had a Les Paul with 4 Humbuckers on it and a Strat with 9 single coils! 😂Some old archtop's came with a Pickup you could slide up and down on a rail from neck to bridge to get the perfect place you wanted!
Love ❤❤ to see your crafts!!! What does it take to build a absolute basic guitar? Like, single bridge humbucker, 24 jumbo fret, 1 volume, no inlay? Thanks.
Why wouldn’t you glue up the neck and then route the pickup cavity after? (There’s probably a very good reason why, happy to defer!)
Every time you speak of your Japanese Saw Rasp I oscillate between thinking of Jurassic Park and a severe case of Haemorrhoids….
Hmmmm Brave Man ... I would have been more than nervouse . to the piont of matching that neck with another body rather than retro fitting . It Could have been the posabley the bigining of two seperate guitars ...? Maybe what you did and branded a mistake was not a mistake at all ? Maybe It might have been a case of potentialy two guitars from one relitively minor eror . I had a neck from an Ibanez with a similar under pickup cut away . It had nuts that you would normaly use in a lounge to screw the legs into afixed to it ..... ? Naturaly I thought this odd . I had never seen this before or since . it was on a roadster 2 series neck . Not sure what year model , someone gave it to me . I had an 86 model roaster 2 Ibanez that had the standard fit neck . And I wonder if any one else has encounted this too ?
Was puzzled by your "JIZZ" T-shirtshirtshirt, early on, until I figured out that it says Thin Lizzy.
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Is that a Preston spoke shave ? I've recently bought one
The sound of children playing, nothing better. The guitar is looking good too.
Have you ever thought of using the Crimson logo as a sound hole?
I’d like to see ur watch collection 😝
"The true one-day build"
The sounds of domesticity, kids playing etc lend an honest backing track to any fine work
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Maybe im being a bit lazy to ask this directly here but. How would you price a guitar like this? İ know Theres too much and work i admire what you do everytime i see a video
That's an interesting mistake. lol
I'm curious how it's going to effect the tone. If I'm not mistaken, the pickups are positioned at particularly resonant parts of the string, right? So, is that neck pickup gonna have a slightly muddy sound?
Honestly might sound good, I love muddy, swampy guitar tones. lol
Sorry no questions or comments about the build except it looks great my question is do you send your products to someone in the U.S. to sell for you? I just can't see paying 100 dollars for shipping from the U.k
Brian, yes he builds beautiful guitars however was wondering if you've considered check some u.s. builders. My sons are in a band and have worked both with u.s. and Canadian luthers
wish you i could get a custom made crimson guitar
That neck looks like it's made of MDF in the video! 😂
It does, but the finish will make it look much better.
What makes this a boutique guitar? A boutique usually sells clothes not musical instruments, can anyone explain this?
Boutique (noun) = shop
Boutique (adjective) = something (small) fashionable, unique. Product or service ie. Boutique hotel, guitar
@@glennwhitlock1272 thanks for that, I still think it's just so he can charge ridiculous amounts of money for what is after all just a guitar
@20 minutes... every video involving a spindle type sander should be timed to the music... Thank you!
There is nothing wrong with kids playing in the background. Sounds like you should go out and join the in the water fight. When I was able to work from home I had many tea parties with my daughter in between calls
и тут украина , вы хоть знаете где она на карте мира ?
Pretty sure everyone does now.