Man... All it needed was a cleanup and either a Satin or Matte clear coat to protect it. Instead, we got a poorly painted, typical red guitar that wasn't even sanded between coats OR wet sanded and polished after the clear...
@@GazcoybUTFT I agree, also the pick up wiring was not Fender like. This is just a rather new fake that probably first is made to look old and ugly in a non-believable way. The replacement neck was also not a real Fender. it is some strat looking neck with fake Fender stratocaster stickers.
And who gives up a $2 bill these days? That part was fairly obviously staged. Also knowing the vintage guitar community, there's almost a mania for keeping original parts, so I've got to imagine that neck wouldn't be so easily junked. Seems like I'm one of quite a few who clicked on the video just to call it out.
I am sure you are correct but did a little research. Korean made Fenders were made of plywood in the early 90's. I also looked up the serial number on the new neck, it is indeed an early 90's Korean Fender.
Great video, I don't question the authenticity of the guitar, the skills required to put old junk into perfect shape and working order are unequivocally authentic and effective, also the video production is outstanding, kudos
But restoring a cheap plywood? 😀 just for views I guess I bought a cheapo E335 copy put in the whammy /pickups and a little touch sounds/looks great but that’s it
That is absolutely NOT a Fender : The internal routing, the thin block tremolo, the cheap 5-way switch, pots, wires, etc... But hey...If it makes him happy to say he restored a Fender...🙂🙂 He did a good job though...
ragazzi, oltre a restaurare questa "chitarra" forma simil Stratocaster, il tipo è un vero professionista nelle inquadrature e dettagli, fotografati in maniere eccellente. Bravissimo per l' ottimo set fotografico!!!
When you sand a radius into a neck with a radius sanding block, you don’t want to wrap the sandpaper around the sides of the block because it changes the radius of the final piece due to the sandpaper bending at the edges. You want to glue the sandpaper to the bottom of the block. This will give you a much better radius on the neck. When you are dealing with a small radius like 7.25, changing it the tiniest bit can drastically change the final radius. And you can end up with uneven surfaces where the radius changes randomly. Now I know this is just a TH-cam restoration, but if you ever do this for a customer or for your own guitar that you mean to play regularly, use glue.
I stripped a mexican fender ~1994 AND IT HAD A PLY BODY. I bought a 2002 mexican strat and redid the bridge and electronics and thought the same, this had a flame veneer tho.. Sound is 99% in the pickups and electronics... 1% the wood IMHO.
Ich kann es nicht verstehen, das jemand so ein so tolles Instrument so behandeln kann. Ich könnte heulen wie ein Kind. Toll was Sie damit machen. Alois, der unbecknterste Gitarrist der Welt aus Dortmund 👍❤🎸
Heja BVB! Heja BVB! Heeeja Heeeja Heja BVB! I'll likely never get to see Dortmund BVB play in person so I wanted to pass that along to someone who might like it.
You're pissing on my leg and tell me it's raining . There is nothing Fender about this guitar it's missing any and all Factory markings the parts are all Chinese @@PeterW1951
Ah, the NotFender Plycaster™️ my favorite brand. It's also interesting how the body is all jacked up, yet the internals and wiring look perfectly fine 🤔
Nice work. Fun to watch. Whatever guitar it is. For 97.9% of audiences, as long as you can use it to play “Satisfaction,” “Stairway to Heaven,” and “Summer of ‘69,” you’re good.
I don't think it was important how genuine it was. The scope of the transformation is awe inspiring. From a piece of trash to something playable. If it had been genuine, he could have taken the process a few steps further. That guitar can now inspire some kid to learn to play. It has my vote for an amazing video :-)
You don't Lemon Oil a maple fretboard, you spray it clear. Plus your paint has a ton of orange peel...and learn to intonate the bridge saddles for each string gauge.
Alright, first...Much respect for taking this on. I hate when people do not first give credit where it is due and I want to be clear that you have great skills. Now, just because you put a fender neck on an old strat style body does not make it a Fender Strat. Second...if you are going to all this trouble to completely refurbish this old guitar then please put another coat of pain on there and do the wet sand to get rid of the orange peel.
this is not a old body , propably some cheap chinese fake out of plywood , made to look beat up , you can see it when he takes of the pickguard , above looks like it stayed in seawater underneath the pickguard basically brand new
@@alkamz indeed, that was a fake neck, Fender never used that shape of stickers. Tuners are also not FenderAlso not Fender pick-ups or a Fender body. He has skills but this is not a Fender.
Мне кажется, это то, чем я должен заниматься. Трудностей ее вижу, ну, может, тоько с электроникой я не очень, но всё остальное посильно, и, главное - нравится!
Long nose pliers to undo the the tone/volume knobs? At least buy some half decent tools, and why bin the original neck? Could have at least try to fix it?
bonjour grâce à vous cette guitare sera pas détruit merci et jolie travail simple comme je l’ai aime 👍 grand merci franchement moi je voudrais bien trouver des guitare à la poubelle mais c’est pas le cas bonne vidéo précieuse et pas de bla bla je vends si je vends sa plein le {c) j’adore il manque juste un soupçon de musique 👍👍🙏🎸🙋🏻♂️
Before you fixed it the guitar looked exactly like the one in my room exept mine is in better condition and it was a custom made guitar not actually a fender, even though built like a fender. Side note, it was passed down to me from my uncle who got it from my grandfather who died a couple years back and even has a signature from from Elvin Bishop which is pretty cool. Another thing that is cool is that my grandfather made it with a store owner of a local Musicworks store. Ok, i’m just flexing now, sorry bout that😂
Fantastically, cool and interesting video, but no way I would put that much time and effort into a laminate body! But you’re not gonna find any real old fenders for two dollars so I guess that makes sense for the application 😅
now thats what you call "custom shop reliced" they went way too far especially on the neck so you dialed it right back . looks great! and i adore how you restored that old radio. infact my parents had an old bush radio and i actually wired in a jack so i could plug my guitar in to it.it sounded great with a fuzz pedal when i was like 14 or 15! ha ha! thats what kids used to do back in the late '70's
Camera work, editing and a touch of fun… perfect job. 👍 You clearly know what you are doing; luthiery, electronics, carpentry… excellent 👍 That guitar came to life, l really like the colour; not a Fender? Personally l could’nt care the less 👍 (And yes, l own 8 guitars: Fender, Gibson, Epiphone, Cort…) And that Philips radio… what a piece of beauty!!! 11/10 from here. 👏👏👏
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@wyattblackwood3927 I bet you're the same guy that list an epiphone on the local market and call it a Gibson. Same guy that list a squier as a Fender.
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It's not a Fender.....as he says in the title. And, it's not a Squier either. It looks like it used to be a $200 Stratocaster clone. Look at the headstock at 0:08 mark.
Nice work. When there is original Maple, mahogany or other wood on a restoration guitar, I think it is great to just use stain the natural wood rather than paint to show the beauty of the wood and give it more of your unique personal touch.
12:57 The frets were polished immediately after being hammered into the fingerboard, but did you cut out the step of adjusting the fret height during editing?
🎼🎶📽 OK! Clickbait. But I don’t really care. Anyway, I’ve done lots of Resto’s, Mods etc., so I wanted to watch. I must say after watching the entire Video that You Produced, I really was Impressed by the Quality of The Work put in to making The Video! And I was Very Impressed at Your painstaking attention to Detail in All Aspects of The Process! You are a Very Good Craftsman and Tradesman and now I will also add that there are not many left that can and will do this work with a real sense of Pride and Meaning! So, with that Sir; I Commend Your Talent and Fortitude! THANK YOU!
Very well shot video, one critiques, as a 25years guitarist and carpenter who dabble in luthier work. Lemon oil only goes on rose wooryor mahogany necks, never on maple.. you will wreck the polyester coat that's on both sides of maple necks.. still, looks and sounds Sick AF.. nice work bro 🤙🏼
Seems like a lot of “experts” making critical comments. Please post how we can get to your expert videos so we can go to it and see how it’s really done…
Dude, I subscribe to your channel now! What an awsome video, you are a top notch luthier/craftsman and a good musician to boot, sorry for all the critical morons hating on you here, trust me, they are jealous and envious of your talents, I would love to do a jam session with you, Rock on You Pukes!
It's not a Fender guitar, it's a laminated plywood guitar.
Korean 89 they do so!
There's a vast amount of dodgy wood hiding beneath the paint of many a pricey guitar.
Uh, no@@BoojayDeeth
That’s a star caster
oh serious?
it broke my heart that you removed the original finish. It looked so cool.
Agreed
Agreed×100
Man... All it needed was a cleanup and either a Satin or Matte clear coat to protect it. Instead, we got a poorly painted, typical red guitar that wasn't even sanded between coats OR wet sanded and polished after the clear...
it was not even a fender stat as it had no name on it
@@GazcoybUTFT I agree, also the pick up wiring was not Fender like. This is just a rather new fake that probably first is made to look old and ugly in a non-believable way. The replacement neck was also not a real Fender. it is some strat looking neck with fake Fender stratocaster stickers.
LOL! Fender!! That plywood body aint fooling me! Good Job though. Now its worth $2.99!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
100%
I noticed the plywood body too
And who gives up a $2 bill these days? That part was fairly obviously staged. Also knowing the vintage guitar community, there's almost a mania for keeping original parts, so I've got to imagine that neck wouldn't be so easily junked. Seems like I'm one of quite a few who clicked on the video just to call it out.
I am sure you are correct but did a little research. Korean made Fenders were made of plywood in the early 90's. I also looked up the serial number on the new neck, it is indeed an early 90's Korean Fender.
Great video, I don't question the authenticity of the guitar, the skills required to put old junk into perfect shape and working order are unequivocally authentic and effective, also the video production is outstanding, kudos
Totally agree 👍
He faked it all bro wake up
Fake begets fake
I mean it definitely ain't a fender, but that looked like real aging to me.
But restoring a cheap plywood? 😀 just for views I guess
I bought a cheapo E335 copy put in the whammy /pickups and a little touch sounds/looks great but that’s it
You labeled this as a 1992 Fender Stratocaster. Yet the headstock mysteriously has no logo and is not even the right shape. Come on, dude.
That is absolutely NOT a Fender : The internal routing, the thin block tremolo, the cheap 5-way switch, pots, wires, etc...
But hey...If it makes him happy to say he restored a Fender...🙂🙂 He did a good job though...
Well. It's not even done with solid wood. It's plywood!
There are $99 guitars on Temu closer to a Fender Strat than this POS. This guy should get censored for clickbait.
Not to mention, changing the color on a restoration, not sanding between coats of paint, etc.
Garbage guitar. Not worth the time or effort to restore it. Absolute not a Fender.
Yes replace the Strings, the pots, the wiring, the bridge, the neck, and the body. Easy restore.
Not a single Fender original part in this guitar
Korean made Fender? Samick made them under licence in the 90's to fill the demand on asian marked , basically a shitty squire
Another fender ",expert"...shutup
@JANvanX He's right though!
Not exactly a restoration.
ragazzi, oltre a restaurare questa "chitarra" forma simil Stratocaster, il tipo è un vero professionista nelle inquadrature e dettagli, fotografati in maniere eccellente. Bravissimo per l' ottimo set fotografico!!!
When you sand a radius into a neck with a radius sanding block, you don’t want to wrap the sandpaper around the sides of the block because it changes the radius of the final piece due to the sandpaper bending at the edges. You want to glue the sandpaper to the bottom of the block. This will give you a much better radius on the neck. When you are dealing with a small radius like 7.25, changing it the tiniest bit can drastically change the final radius. And you can end up with uneven surfaces where the radius changes randomly. Now I know this is just a TH-cam restoration, but if you ever do this for a customer or for your own guitar that you mean to play regularly, use glue.
He’s obviously not a guitar player…
@@bryanyork4848💯
Just a youtube restoration lol
Done mansplaining?
@@loliplayguitar8601 if you think that is mansplanning you need to learn what the word means.
That’s the “Plycaster” with “True Laminate Sound” technology! 😆😂🤣🤣…😢
Plywood and not a Fender or even Squier I would say. Nevertheless, a calm and soothing video with lots of craftsmanship tips. Heads up!
For what it's worth: it's a Squier neck made in Korea (Sunghan) in 1993.
Sand between coats, cut & polish…. Terrible paint job as you’ve left it
Some Squiers were ply in the late 80s early to mid 90s.
I stripped a mexican fender ~1994 AND IT HAD A PLY BODY. I bought a 2002 mexican strat and redid the bridge and electronics and thought the same, this had a flame veneer tho.. Sound is 99% in the pickups and electronics... 1% the wood IMHO.
read up 89 Korean
Nice job! 🎉
Ich kann es nicht verstehen, das jemand so ein so tolles Instrument so behandeln kann. Ich könnte heulen wie ein Kind. Toll was Sie damit machen. Alois, der unbecknterste Gitarrist der Welt aus Dortmund 👍❤🎸
Heja BVB! Heja BVB! Heeeja Heeeja Heja BVB! I'll likely never get to see Dortmund BVB play in person so I wanted to pass that along to someone who might like it.
5 Second Look at that guitar even from the thumbnail and it's not a fender clickbait on fake restoration
The original neck was split at the headstock. Would have been nice to see it glued and repaired.
You're pissing on my leg and tell me it's raining . There is nothing Fender about this guitar it's missing any and all Factory markings the parts are all Chinese @@PeterW1951
Ah, the NotFender Plycaster™️ my favorite brand. It's also interesting how the body is all jacked up, yet the internals and wiring look perfectly fine 🤔
Lmaoooo
The underside of the jack plate was the cleanest piece of this entire mess.
it is a real Korean Strat from 1989 do your reading
@@chriscannon3859 good job on actually researching instead of making blind assumptions
@@chriscannon3859except no strat has that hawk-like head stock. On top of that, the video is staged
We all know building or buying a new one is much cheaper and easier but we are watching anyway because it's so satisfying.
Nice work. Fun to watch. Whatever guitar it is. For 97.9% of audiences, as long as you can use it to play “Satisfaction,” “Stairway to Heaven,” and “Summer of ‘69,” you’re good.
I don't think it was important how genuine it was. The scope of the transformation is awe inspiring. From a piece of trash to something playable. If it had been genuine, he could have taken the process a few steps further. That guitar can now inspire some kid to learn to play. It has my vote for an amazing video :-)
shoddy craftsmanship all around. I can feel the frets and paintwork from here.
You don't Lemon Oil a maple fretboard, you spray it clear. Plus your paint has a ton of orange peel...and learn to intonate the bridge saddles for each string gauge.
Don't put ANYTHING on it except your hands.
@@SGobuck Maple fretboards are varnished.
Great Video !! I have a left-handed maple neck strat ..white on white she 's a beauty .. Now i know how to do it properly ..Thank You !! 😊👍
Wait. Did I missed the fret leveling and crowning or did he just polish the fret after just filing the fret ends?
The guitars are cool the way you ability to play them well, and priceless
Alright, first...Much respect for taking this on. I hate when people do not first give credit where it is due and I want to be clear that you have great skills. Now, just because you put a fender neck on an old strat style body does not make it a Fender Strat. Second...if you are going to all this trouble to completely refurbish this old guitar then please put another coat of pain on there and do the wet sand to get rid of the orange peel.
this is not a old body , propably some cheap chinese fake out of plywood , made to look beat up , you can see it when he takes of the pickguard , above looks like it stayed in seawater underneath the pickguard basically brand new
And they did not even show the serial number,if there even was one.
@@ABCDEF-ks5op Isn't that because the pickguard protected the area underneath...
that was not a genuine fender neck
@@alkamz indeed, that was a fake neck, Fender never used that shape of stickers. Tuners are also not FenderAlso not Fender pick-ups or a Fender body. He has skills but this is not a Fender.
Great job. Removed all the character out of that guitar and made it look like a brand new guitar center off the shelf guitar.
Мне кажется, это то, чем я должен заниматься. Трудностей ее вижу, ну, может, тоько с электроникой я не очень, но всё остальное посильно, и, главное - нравится!
Put together brilliantly regardless. Great job.
It looks like a lot of work given that you need a new neck and the body is only plywood. is it really worth it?
No it’s not.
might be if you give it to a beginner,im shure they would love to learn on it.
Ce n’est pas une Fender! C’est une réplique parmi tant d’autres ! Cela dit bon travail tout de même
This is not a Fender Stratocaster. You mislead us dude. Cmon
I know right
Also using lemon oil on a maple fretboard
It's a fake restoration, did you expect integrity?
Long nose pliers to undo the the tone/volume knobs? At least buy some half decent tools, and why bin the original neck? Could have at least try to fix it?
@@duhopie838yeah, so? It is still playable anyways
Good work! You seem very patient!
За электрогитару - РЕСПЕКТ! Отличная работа!👍
Где? Играют на другой, гриф сравни.. Налюбилово это, развод
@@Волшебный_Фонарьдаже не удосужились отполировать. Позеры обыкновенные.
Дерьмовая работа для контента с дерьмовой гитарой. После съемок отправилась в мусорку.
@@Волшебный_Фонарьда реальный там звук говно как и гитара.
What's the difference from building a guitar from scratch. You would save the restoration... Amazing work none the less. Well done!
If that's a Fender, I'm Leo Fender
bonjour grâce à vous cette guitare sera pas détruit merci et jolie travail simple comme je l’ai aime 👍 grand merci franchement moi je voudrais bien trouver des guitare à la poubelle mais c’est pas le cas bonne vidéo précieuse et pas de bla bla je vends si je vends sa plein le {c) j’adore il manque juste un soupçon de musique 👍👍🙏🎸🙋🏻♂️
Video should be corrected...false information..
This is not a Fender Stratocaster
Nice, a sense of satisfaction is what your videos give , and the nit pickers are really missing the point.
Cuánta paciencia 😅 te felicito por todo lo q haces! No puedo dejar mirar esos vídeos 🙌 un verdadero maestro de la restauración ❤
What a MESMERIZING video!!!
That is clearly not a Fender Stratocaster. It has a plywood body and neck. Nice try.
Отличная гитара для новичка, советую
Géniale cette dame.
Bravo, du super travail. 👍👌
Nice videography in this!
Видно, мастер любит свою работу. Респект.
Какую? Наёбывать зрителей? В какой вселенной Фендер делает корпуса из клеенной фонеры? 😂😂😂
Да плохая тут работа. Стеб какой-то
Love the camerawork and editing! Primo! Great eye.
Before you fixed it the guitar looked exactly like the one in my room exept mine is in better condition and it was a custom made guitar not actually a fender, even though built like a fender. Side note, it was passed down to me from my uncle who got it from my grandfather who died a couple years back and even has a signature from from Elvin Bishop which is pretty cool. Another thing that is cool is that my grandfather made it with a store owner of a local Musicworks store. Ok, i’m just flexing now, sorry bout that😂
It must be very satisfying reviving an old relic, good work
Trabalho artesanal parabéns 🇧🇷🇧🇷👏👏👏
Excelente trabajo felicitaciones
Great video, the camera work is superb!
I like the unpacking of an empty box 😂
Good job young man! Like your sense of humor, the animation and the paint color
Fantastically, cool and interesting video, but no way I would put that much time and effort into a laminate body! But you’re not gonna find any real old fenders for two dollars so I guess that makes sense for the application 😅
Love the restro fenders guitar 🎸 bad ass. I remeber them in mid 80's rocks bands
now thats what you call "custom shop reliced" they went way too far especially on the neck so you dialed it right back . looks great! and i adore how you restored that old radio. infact my parents had an old bush radio and i actually wired in a jack so i could plug my guitar in to it.it sounded great with a fuzz pedal when i was like 14 or 15! ha ha! thats what kids used to do back in the late '70's
Camera work, editing and a touch of fun… perfect job. 👍
You clearly know what you are doing; luthiery, electronics, carpentry… excellent 👍
That guitar came to life, l really like the colour; not a Fender? Personally l could’nt care the less 👍 (And yes, l own 8 guitars: Fender, Gibson, Epiphone, Cort…)
And that Philips radio… what a piece of beauty!!!
11/10 from here. 👏👏👏
Am really happy to witness😍 these stunning restorations! Bravo!😊
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Es falso el video.
That guitar is not a Fender, is a Squire. Fender doesn't use plywood for the body.
Nobody but the Who would let a Strat get in that condition...
Tampoco es una Squier, no tienen ese neck. Es una guitarra cualquiera con un mango Fender. Adémas, no parece afinar correctamente.
Squire is made by Fender, Fender bought Squire in 1965 .
@@wyattblackwood3927😂😂😂😂😂
@wyattblackwood3927 I bet you're the same guy that list an epiphone on the local market and call it a Gibson.
Same guy that list a squier as a Fender.
Awesome video
Cool to watch 👍👍
30 seconds in, this is a masterpeice...
Nice work man 👍🏻
15:53 The guy behind the synthesizer killed me. I've been laughing for 3 hours now 😂😂😂
That's not a synthesizer 😏
@@johndo9648Sorry
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I noticed that the body is a plywood one used on the Squier II. Great video. I was wondering if it's a Squier II model.
It's not a Fender.....as he says in the title. And, it's not a Squier either. It looks like it used to be a $200 Stratocaster clone. Look at the headstock at 0:08 mark.
@@jamesf.ryaniii7918$200? You’re being rather generous. I’m thinking more in the $90 range
Correct it is not a Fender. He just stuck a strat neck on it and who even knows if that is legit. This is clickbait.
@@antonsworldofvideos8096that looks like he added a "Squier by Fender" neck and just scraped off the "Squier by" bit, leaving the small Fender logo.
@@jamesf.ryaniii7918 I don't think it's a Squier, but the worst Squiers can be made out of plywood or something similar in a laminated fashion.
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You paid $2 more than it was worth, and that's no Fender, more like a Pretender.
I really think hard to what should write as comment, nothing can i say except that you r a creator, wish a world full of guys like you
That’s not even good for a soda from McDonalds anymore 😪 R.I.P. $2 dollars 1776-2024
Great photography and editing. Had to watch to the end!
Muito bom ❤
Nice restoration! I enjoyed watching & and learning some tips. 🤘
constant repeats.,
Then don't watch dummy 😂🤦
Nice work. When there is original Maple, mahogany or other wood on a restoration guitar, I think it is great to just use stain the natural wood rather than paint to show the beauty of the wood and give it more of your unique personal touch.
LOL what a waste of time
☝️🤓LOL what a waste of time
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Beautiful!! ❤
12:57
The frets were polished immediately after being hammered into the fingerboard, but did you cut out the step of adjusting the fret height during editing?
Good work, good photography, good editing …………. That’s why you have over 900k subscribers!!!!
Super masterpiece guitar restoration 😀🎉
One comment is betraying, you deserve millions of positive comments and likes
Great angles and fun way to watch this incredible restoration bravo man
🎼🎶📽 OK! Clickbait. But I don’t really care.
Anyway, I’ve done lots of Resto’s, Mods etc., so I wanted to watch.
I must say after watching the entire Video that You Produced, I really was
Impressed by the Quality of The Work put in to making The Video!
And I was Very Impressed at Your painstaking attention to Detail in All Aspects of The Process! You are a Very Good Craftsman and Tradesman
and now I will also add that there are not many left that can and will do this work with a real sense of Pride and
Meaning! So, with that Sir; I Commend Your Talent and Fortitude!
THANK YOU!
Uhm verdadeiro artista 😮🎉🎉🎉🎉 parabéns
FANTASTIC Job !! Thank you for this wonderful video ❤️
Sounding and looking good! Amazing video work! Lord, fixing a beat up guitar... wow.
Sounds sick! 🤘🏼 Wow!
I am curious. Why do you add solder to the frets before removing them does it soften the glue?
Original (fake Fender) colour was amazing, nice balls up chum!
Very cool ! I think you missed your chance to paint a matching headstock🎸
Nice work!
Very well shot video, one critiques, as a 25years guitarist and carpenter who dabble in luthier work. Lemon oil only goes on rose wooryor mahogany necks, never on maple.. you will wreck the polyester coat that's on both sides of maple necks.. still, looks and sounds Sick AF.. nice work bro 🤙🏼
Amazing camera work as well!
Fantastic job. Those Radios have the best sound. I hope you get the Tube if you need some. 😊👍
you did an awesome job
This is fing awesome! I can use this to start doing this myself step by step. Thax a whole lot.
Great find! 😊
Congratulations, Sir , from Italy 😊
Great effort with the stop-motion animation!
With the amount of effort put into the restoration it would've been cool to put that same effort into the paint and finish
May I know what type of gloves are you using? Is it disposable?
Seems like a lot of “experts” making critical comments. Please post how we can get to your expert videos so we can go to it and see how it’s really done…
Dude, I subscribe to your channel now! What an awsome video, you are a top notch luthier/craftsman and a good musician to boot, sorry for all the critical morons hating on you here, trust me, they are jealous and envious of your talents, I would love to do a jam session with you, Rock on You Pukes!