Mr. Rene Filho Thank you for watching my video. ARIGATOU! So you live in Nagano! I think Nagano is one of the most wonderful areas in Japan with rich nature. I think Nagano is one of the most beautiful and natural areas in Japan. It may be a harsh environment during the winter, but from spring to autumn it is full of beautiful Japanese scenery. If I could, I would like to live in Nagano too, but I have a mother with dementia, so I will continue to live in Aichi Prefecture with her for a while. I hope that Mr. Rene Filho will continue to love Japan, become interested in Japanese culture, and spend as much time as possible in Japan.
@@OTAHMGKouBou Dear Mr. Ota sama, Thank you for your kindness in replying. I've been in Japan since 2016 and live with my wife and daughter in Suwa shi near Suwa Lake. It really is a very beautiful place but winter causes me some problems. Unfortunately this pandemic has deprived us of personal contact but, I still hope that one day I can do a jam session with Japanese friends ! Elvis Presley and country music are the main styles I develop as a vocalist and guitarist. I hope that one day we can meet and talk about guitars and music, Greetings ..Nice to meet you ! Yoroshiku onegai shimasu
Thank you for many comments. I'm not good at English, so I use google translate to reply. Therefore, it may not be accurate English, and it may take time to translate and reply slowly. Even in such a case, please wait patiently for a reply. I look forward to working with you.
I've already watched hundreds of guitar building videos, yours is one of them I enjoyed the most! It might not be the most professional one, yet it contains a perfect balance between precision and simplicity. The part of leveling the frets in front of the rain was magical. Keep creating!
Very happy comment, I feel honored. I'm a homemade amateur guitar builder, so I'm thinking of making a guitar with the free ideas of an amateur. Although it is made with poor technology and equipment, I would like you to see a Japanese uncle happily making a guitar. To people all over the world. Your comments have given me hope and courage. I’m full of gratitude.
Always impressed by guys who can make nice guitars without loads of expensive tools, machines and still produce quality work, well done. Very nice guitar.
This is amazing .Well done I was amazed at the skill and the work involved.Never will I refuse to pay the price of a hand built piece of equipment if its of such quality.
Большое спасибо! Мне как строителю-любителю нравится работать со свободным мышлением. Я уважаю Россию (Советский Союз), потому что мне нравится история пилотируемых космических полетов. Хотелось бы когда-нибудь увидеть запуск ракеты из российского Космодром Восточный. Это комментарий, переведенный Google, поэтому он может быть неточным.
Beautiful job and playing, love the reverse control panel ala Bill Kirchin for volume swells. Thank you for uploading this, so many great visual tips on guitar making without high tech tools. Cheers from Sydney Australia and stay well.
We plan to make an introductory video of the radius jig and other hardware in due course. The oil in the second can is "Watoco" oil. British wood oil, I like the texture.
Thank you! At the same time as making the guitar, I want to convey the atmosphere of Japan where I live. I have to work hard to make more effective videos.
Wow what a beautiful project! Only thing is I would recommend trying titebond 2 or titebond 3 for a stronger hold. The "original" is not very strong over long periods.. also 2 and 3 are waterproof to protect against moisture.
I commend you on building such a beautiful guitar! I think you've chosen some very interesting and unique features and design elements. I really enjoyed watching this and also listening to your playing at the end.
Thanks for the great comments! I have no education in guitar making, so I am selfish. So I might do strange things from time to time, but I don't care because the guitar is complete. The demonstration is played by a friend of mine. He is a very unique guitarist.
Wow. You are running an old classic Jazz Chorus amp. I think by Roland. I have not seen or heard one in years. And I have never heard one do distortion that sounds anywhere near as good as yours does with that guitar on the harmony swells. Those Jazz Chorus amps can have the best clean tone ever, when you want sparkling clean. They sparkle.
The jazz chorus amp is a Japanese-made amp that Japanese people are proud of. Thank you for praising this amp. It will thank you not only me but also many Japanese guitarists.
Nice work. I have to say I've never been a fan of Pau Ferro fretboards, they always looked like rosewood that's been left out in the Arizona desert for 5 years and is in desperate need of moisture treatment. But you got so polished that it almost looks like it's been lacquered and buffed glossy, and it's looks great. I'm surprised with all the work that's gone into it that you want with no name pickups and hardware, it's like putting bumper stickers on a Bentley. I'd been doing refrets without a jig for years, what a difference it makes once I started using one.
Only we would like to talk on the assumption that my thinking. I'm We believe when the shielding of the pickup is not always necessary. I do not like to treble of the guitar will be suppressed by the shielding. So I always finish it without shielding at first. If it is too noisy, we will do it later. The pickups used in this guitar are humbucking, so they tend to be less noisy. Therefore, this time, the shielding work was postponed. thank you for the advice! I am very glad your thoughtfulness.
Thank you for your question! The challenge of making this guitar is to make the best possible instrument while keeping costs as low as possible. I think it was proved in a demonstration of my friend. In the future, you will be rewarded by TH-cam, so you will probably use higher quality materials.
Great video! I'm trying to replicate the same color as yours and bought the ColorTone Liquid Stain vintage amber dye (i think its the same as in the video). But I couldn't figure out which oil to use to give it that glossy finish. Could you tell me which oil you used? I know you said its watoco oil, but which kind?
Thank you for the question! I used Watco's natural color for the neck oil, but I used a Japanese local brand for the body. I think the product "Tru-Oil" is similar.
So you used the most advanced method to set the stringheight at the nut with the dial indicator, and THEN leveled the frets effectively making the former step pointles.
I only wanted to compliment you on A most Beautiful Instrument and And also to your friend who played a most Beautiful piece of Music 🎵🎶 that I Believe I have ever heard..... Tower of the Sun ☀️
I had to stop and comment right away when I saw how you made your neck pocket jig. Using resin was a brilliant idea! (later edit: What a beautiful instrument, and song)
Thank you! The idea of using the resin, I had taught from the New Zealand amateur luthier. The Telecaster is a simple shaped neck end, but I think it's a great idea for making more complex shaped neck pocket jigs!
Congratulations, very nice work. Affordable materials, but priceless effort, tools, and skills. I like reversed control plate. I always questioned myself why Fender doesn't make it that way because it is much better when the volume control is first in line, it is much more accessible that way, so I always reverse it on my Telecasters. Thank you for the video. Greetings, and best wishes for you from Serbia.
Thank you! Your words encourage me. The reverse control plate was offered by the owner of this guitar. He makes heavy use of volume during his performance. Serbia is the country I want to go to. A beautiful country rich in nature. I pray that Serbia will be peaceful forever.
Impressive build! Love the way you’ve developed jigs and processes to build the whole guitar using power tools. Seems like a better to get consistent guitar builds. And you can definitely power some t-style builds out that way. That said my mind won’t let me stop thinking it’s cheating to use the power tools. Even though I just said it takes skills to create the jigs etc. Must be the German in me. Nice work.
beautiful build & vid. As I'm not a woodworker, does anyone recommend any of the kits out there? Like to find a body & neck & either wind/build my own electronics (that I can do probably 2nd try), or buy quality elec. & hardware. experiment w/bodies/sound later. TIA & yes I know it's the musician, not the instrument in most cases.
So this video is 3 years old am I'm just now seeing it on TH-cam. I'd just like to say, from the beautifil hills of the Appalachia in wild & wonderful West Virginia USA where I currently reside, wonderful work on that guitar, and the playing demo is not too bad either if I do say so myself. I particularly like how you added a melody line over the chords and then added the harmony on top. Very nice.
I am honored by a glimpse of your talent. The guitar is indeed a masterpiece. Perfect guitar handmade in a perfect place. This video brings me much peace and tranquility. Thank You!!!
I am honored by your wonderful comments. I am proud to be able to make a video that will stay in your heart! You can watch the new video if you like. th-cam.com/video/N1mkQZ6irow/w-d-xo.html
Dear OTA, oh my god! Amazing craftsmanship! The way you made the freet working measuring to have the board in totally alignment, wow! Are you taking orders in this low budget guitars?
What an absolutely beautiful guitar. You are very skilled. I hope one day I can afford to buy such a beautiful guitar. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you! I'm an amateur, so I don't have any professional skills, but I really enjoy guitar making. I will continue to work in the future, so I hope you will watch the video again.
The guitar is soulfully beautiful. It was a pleasure to watch you build her and her tone is impeccable. Thanks for posting I am inspired to continue my tool collection to eventually build my own guitar. I hope to build one as beautiful as your wonderful guitar. Thankyou.
Thank you for watching the video! I would like to thank you. It's romantic and nice to describe the guitar as "Her". I am waiting for the day when you create the best "Her" for you.
Great build! I would have some questions about the finish. Was the oil that you used linseedoil or something like that? What kind of product is that watco (red jar) that you used to make finishing coat.
Beautiful, what's the distance between each screw holes in the neck pocket? Do you mind sharing? I have a squire that i plan on contouring so i bought a contoured neck plate from fender custom shop but i'm not totally sure about the screw hole alignment.
Guys I need cad or solidworks files for telecaster pickguard I am planing to make custom pickguard for my lil sisters birthday I know I can order custom pickguard but it wont be the same so any help will be appreciated
Thank you for your very nice and friendly comments! You gave me the motivation to continue making guitars and the courage to continue on the TH-cam channel.
U got a pick guard for a humbucker tele bridge which is a little wider.. u don’t have a humbucker bridge tho so there is a gap on the side of the bridge and the pickguard. I’d change that.. looks cheesy
It's just my way of thinking, but I don't necessarily see the need for Shielding. The reason is that it changes the tendency of the sound of the pickup. I use inexpensive pickups in this guitar, but if you use expensive and unique pickups, it is even more important. That's why I finish the guitar without Shielding it first. Then, depending on how the guitar will be used, I will consider Shielding it or not. Thank you very much.
Amigo vc faz uma belíssima guitarra 🎸 Telecaster fender pra mim por favor e desde já agradeço pode mandar pra mim aqui na cidade de Valinhos interior de SP valeu 👍.
Everything is great but to me that looks like the fake wood paneling pattern you'd see in a 70s model trailer on the front reminds me to much of my childhood staring at the walls I like everything else just not that pattern on the front
Fret level first, then nut slot. And you nut slot is very deep. At least just half the string except string 1,2,3 from bottom. Overall very great job. Success to u
Thank you! This video is a director's cut and has cut quite a lot of scenes. The actual nut making is explained from around his 8:53 in the video below. th-cam.com/video/AaPyezKFwLo/w-d-xo.html please refer.
I love the harmony swells at th-cam.com/video/xY8YONtHuG0/w-d-xo.html I have never heard that before, and especially with that sound you got going on that. It was perfect. Bravo. Usually, the people that can't build the guitars, can't play them at all.
This performance is my dear friend. He is very pleased to hear your words. This is his channel. Demonstration guitarist [KIKI super roaring sound channel] Click here for th-cam.com/users/Xirdnehukik He is a very unique guitarist.
Sorry if this has already been addressed I don't think I have the patience to read through all these messages but I'd love to understand the fret leveling rig you have set up. If there is an easy way to address it on here?
Can you imagine being able to do what this guy did. This guy could live in the woods, ...with some power tools, and electricity, ...and few extra parts, and come out with a Telecaster, made from his bare hands. Think about how powerful that would be to be able to do that. No more shopping for guitars.
in Italy they build guitar body whit wood of old briccole from the venetian lagoon, recycled in larch or chesnut. The briccole are poles used to moor boats and delimit navigable canals... Ciao from Italy
Piacere di conoscerti! Grazie! It's an interesting story. There are many things in the world that I don't know. Someday I would like to go to Venezia and board a ship to see Bricol.
I am very happy with your comment! I want to go to Canada. Because Canada is rich in nature. There are dynamic natural landscapes that cannot be seen in Japan. And the important wooden maple of the guitar is the symbol of the national flag. Very good! !!
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Hi Ota sama ! Regards from Nagano ! Nice job and great results ! Sugoi !!!
Mr. Rene Filho
Thank you for watching my video.
ARIGATOU!
So you live in Nagano!
I think Nagano is one of the most wonderful areas in Japan with rich nature. I think Nagano is one of the most beautiful and natural areas in Japan. It may be a harsh environment during the winter, but from spring to autumn it is full of beautiful Japanese scenery.
If I could, I would like to live in Nagano too, but I have a mother with dementia, so I will continue to live in Aichi Prefecture with her for a while.
I hope that Mr. Rene Filho will continue to love Japan, become interested in Japanese culture, and spend as much time as possible in Japan.
@@OTAHMGKouBou Dear Mr. Ota sama,
Thank you for your kindness in replying.
I've been in Japan since 2016 and live with my wife and daughter in Suwa shi near Suwa Lake. It really is a very beautiful place but winter causes me some problems. Unfortunately this pandemic has deprived us of personal contact but, I still hope that one day I can do a jam session with Japanese friends ! Elvis Presley and country music are the main styles I develop as a vocalist and guitarist. I hope that one day we can meet and talk about guitars and music, Greetings ..Nice to meet you ! Yoroshiku onegai shimasu
Pp0ppppp
I did it myself with the Stodoys plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.
Thank you for many comments.
I'm not good at English, so I use google translate to reply.
Therefore, it may not be accurate English, and it may take time to translate and reply slowly.
Even in such a case, please wait patiently for a reply.
I look forward to working with you.
I your guitar is beautiful. Nice work! I look forward to seeing more of your guitars in the future.
Your English is good enough.
You do wonderful work with guitars.
Thank you.
Don't mind the grammar. We want the way you make your guitars. It's all that count.
I've already watched hundreds of guitar building videos, yours is one of them I enjoyed the most!
It might not be the most professional one, yet it contains a perfect balance between precision and simplicity.
The part of leveling the frets in front of the rain was magical.
Keep creating!
Very happy comment, I feel honored.
I'm a homemade amateur guitar builder, so I'm thinking of making a guitar with the free ideas of an amateur.
Although it is made with poor technology and equipment, I would like you to see a Japanese uncle happily making a guitar. To people all over the world.
Your comments have given me hope and courage.
I’m full of gratitude.
Yeah this one really stands out doesn't it
Always impressed by guys who can make nice guitars without loads of expensive tools, machines and still produce quality work, well done. Very nice guitar.
This is amazing .Well done I was amazed at the skill and the work involved.Never will I refuse to pay the price of a hand built piece of equipment if its of such quality.
That is masterpiece. So soulful,so deep. The manner you’ve hold that guitar. I’m deeply enjoyed. Thank you from Russia.
Большое спасибо!
Мне как строителю-любителю нравится работать со свободным мышлением.
Я уважаю Россию (Советский Союз), потому что мне нравится история пилотируемых космических полетов.
Хотелось бы когда-нибудь увидеть запуск ракеты из российского Космодром Восточный.
Это комментарий, переведенный Google, поэтому он может быть неточным.
Beautiful job and playing, love the reverse control panel ala Bill Kirchin for volume swells.
Thank you for uploading this, so many great visual tips on guitar making without high tech tools.
Cheers from Sydney Australia and stay well.
Very masterful work! You should be proud of this accomplishment. I especially love the top.
A suggestion for another video, how did you the radius jig and the others hardwares?
In the finish,
what was the second can and which oil?
Thanks
We plan to make an introductory video of the radius jig and other hardware in due course.
The oil in the second can is "Watoco" oil.
British wood oil, I like the texture.
Man, That fretboard has a mirror finish to it! Nice!
I love the fingerboard, so I'm very motivated!
Thank you so much!
Have to say that this was a very relaxing video to watch and the end result looked and sounded incredible. Had to subscribe 😊. Regards from England
Thank you!
At the same time as making the guitar, I want to convey the atmosphere of Japan where I live.
I have to work hard to make more effective videos.
Wow what a beautiful project! Only thing is I would recommend trying titebond 2 or titebond 3 for a stronger hold. The "original" is not very strong over long periods.. also 2 and 3 are waterproof to protect against moisture.
I commend you on building such a beautiful guitar! I think you've chosen some very interesting and unique features and design elements. I really enjoyed watching this and also listening to your playing at the end.
Thanks for the great comments!
I have no education in guitar making, so I am selfish.
So I might do strange things from time to time, but I don't care because the guitar is complete.
The demonstration is played by a friend of mine. He is a very unique guitarist.
@@OTAHMGKouBou Oh, thanks! I had thought it was you playing as well. Kudos to your friend too!
Wow. You are running an old classic Jazz Chorus amp. I think by Roland. I have not seen or heard one in years. And I have never heard one do distortion that sounds anywhere near as good as yours does with that guitar on the harmony swells. Those Jazz Chorus amps can have the best clean tone ever, when you want sparkling clean. They sparkle.
The jazz chorus amp is a Japanese-made amp that Japanese people are proud of.
Thank you for praising this amp. It will thank you not only me but also many Japanese guitarists.
Amazing. What craftsmanship. That is a Tele I would love to play.
Thank you for your very happy message!
I'm not a professional guitar maker.
but I'm a professional when it comes to enjoying this task.
Nice work. I have to say I've never been a fan of Pau Ferro fretboards, they always looked like rosewood that's been left out in the Arizona desert for 5 years and is in desperate need of moisture treatment. But you got so polished that it almost looks like it's been lacquered and buffed glossy, and it's looks great. I'm surprised with all the work that's gone into it that you want with no name pickups and hardware, it's like putting bumper stickers on a Bentley.
I'd been doing refrets without a jig for years, what a difference it makes once I started using one.
Nice guitar but, but, but,.... always use the shield tape for pickups and humming purposes, a must.
Only we would like to talk on the assumption that my thinking.
I'm We believe when the shielding of the pickup is not always necessary.
I do not like to treble of the guitar will be suppressed by the shielding.
So I always finish it without shielding at first.
If it is too noisy, we will do it later.
The pickups used in this guitar are humbucking, so they tend to be less noisy. Therefore, this time, the shielding work was postponed.
thank you for the advice!
I am very glad your thoughtfulness.
Amazing work, it is very very good
Thank you for watching my video.
First time to see guitar maker use tools for check bending string and neck
Thats a fine Hitachi router. I remember them. Rock solid. And a bit scary.
This Hitachi router is my favorite tool.
It was expensive, but it benefited me more than that.
သစ်ပင်လှဲလိုက်အုံးမယ် e guitar လုပ်ရန် ဘဝ မှာ ပညာသင်ပြီးအကုန် homemades 😊
Why did you put cheap hardware on this thing, seems counter productive. Awesome video anyway. Cool guitar
Thank you for your question!
The challenge of making this guitar is to make the best possible instrument while keeping costs as low as possible.
I think it was proved in a demonstration of my friend.
In the future, you will be rewarded by TH-cam, so you will probably use higher quality materials.
Bc his mom and stepdad didnt pay for it
"I planned to make it on the lowest possible budget.Total cost of making this guitar is $ 105." READ FIRST
What a hater!! When r u uploading yours?? Plus, he can change that gear anytime 👌🏽
Incredible attention to detail and beautiful masterpiece 🙏👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Awesome work and great result!!! Respect and greetings from Germany
This perfornce was worth it
Nice jam at the end...you deserve that guitar!bravo!
Thank you!
Your words make me very happy.
Great video! I'm trying to replicate the same color as yours and bought the ColorTone Liquid Stain vintage amber dye (i think its the same as in the video). But I couldn't figure out which oil to use to give it that glossy finish. Could you tell me which oil you used? I know you said its watoco oil, but which kind?
Thank you for the question!
I used Watco's natural color for the neck oil, but I used a Japanese local brand for the body.
I think the product "Tru-Oil" is similar.
まとめ動画ありがとうございます。（見に来たの３回目ですけど）
こうして改めて見ると考え抜かれた自作治具の数々に感嘆し、
その安定した製作技術と柔軟な思考は尊敬に値します。
なんか褒めすぎで気持ち悪いですね(笑)これからも楽しみにしてます。
広めたいのだけど私の弱小チャンネルじゃ意味ないですね。泣けます。
いつもコメントありがとうございます！
自作治具を作るようになったのは、指板製作にとても手こずったのがきっかけでした。
手持ちの道具では厚さが均一な指板を作るのが難しくて・・・なんとか安定して作れないものかと考えた結果です。
それからいろいろな治具を作ることにハマりました(^ ^;;)
今後はキットギターやウクレレ、アコースティックの製作紹介を考えております。
ありがとうございました！！
OMG, brother! I just watched a movie!
Superior job & awesome skills!🤘
The Tele is divine!🔥
So glad to find your channel . Working on my first build .
That sir, is a very good looking guitar. Well done.
Thank you for your very nice comment!
I am grateful that you felt that way.
Sooo great!!! Greetings from Miami Beach Florida 🙏
Thank you!
I want to wear an aloha shirt at Miami Beach someday and drink a lot of mojito to get drunk.
Looks like a high end japonese guitar. Supreme fret work and finish. Contratulations from Brazil 🇧🇷👏🇯🇵
Great video. This looks like a high quality instrument.
Thank you for your very nice comment!
The material cost is low, but I made it with as much technology as I could.
@@OTAHMGKouBou You made it with a lot of love for the craftmanship!
So you used the most advanced method to set the stringheight at the nut with the dial indicator, and THEN leveled the frets effectively making the former step pointles.
Perfection - Brilliant work. Tower of the Sun - also excellent!
"Tower of the Sun" is my friend's original instrumental.
I'm very happy that you complimented this music.
It's more important than my guitar.
@@OTAHMGKouBou it's amazing
Vorrei sapere dove si compra ed il prezzo
nicely done, a small fortune in StewMac tools. esp the fret leveling jig
I only wanted to compliment you on A most Beautiful Instrument and And also to your friend who played a most Beautiful piece of Music 🎵🎶 that I Believe I have ever heard..... Tower of the Sun ☀️
I am very honored to hear your words.
My friends feel the same.
Tower of the Sun ☀️ is a friend's original instrumental and my favorite music.
I had to stop and comment right away when I saw how you made your neck pocket jig. Using resin was a brilliant idea! (later edit: What a beautiful instrument, and song)
Thank you!
The idea of using the resin, I had taught from the New Zealand amateur luthier.
The Telecaster is a simple shaped neck end, but I think it's a great idea for making more complex shaped neck pocket jigs!
Congratulations, very nice work. Affordable materials, but priceless effort, tools, and skills. I like reversed control plate. I always questioned myself why Fender doesn't make it that way because it is much better when the volume control is first in line, it is much more accessible that way, so I always reverse it on my Telecasters. Thank you for the video. Greetings, and best wishes for you from Serbia.
Thank you! Your words encourage me.
The reverse control plate was offered by the owner of this guitar.
He makes heavy use of volume during his performance.
Serbia is the country I want to go to. A beautiful country rich in nature.
I pray that Serbia will be peaceful forever.
Impressive build! Love the way you’ve developed jigs and processes to build the whole guitar using power tools. Seems like a better to get consistent guitar builds. And you can definitely power some t-style builds out that way. That said my mind won’t let me stop thinking it’s cheating to use the power tools. Even though I just said it takes skills to create the jigs etc. Must be the German in me. Nice work.
beautiful build & vid. As I'm not a woodworker, does anyone recommend any of the kits out there? Like to find a body & neck & either wind/build my own electronics (that I can do probably 2nd try), or buy quality elec. & hardware. experiment w/bodies/sound later. TIA & yes I know it's the musician, not the instrument in most cases.
Masterpiece.
A great job on the entire guitar! Especially the fingerboard. Thanks!🌞😎✌️🎸
Thank you very much!
Making a fingerboard is my favorite job.
So this video is 3 years old am I'm just now seeing it on TH-cam. I'd just like to say, from the beautifil hills of the Appalachia in wild & wonderful West Virginia USA where I currently reside, wonderful work on that guitar, and the playing demo is not too bad either if I do say so myself. I particularly like how you added a melody line over the chords and then added the harmony on top. Very nice.
I am honored by a glimpse of your talent. The guitar is indeed a masterpiece.
Perfect guitar handmade in a perfect place. This video brings me much peace and tranquility. Thank You!!!
I am honored by your wonderful comments.
I am proud to be able to make a video that will stay in your heart!
You can watch the new video if you like.
th-cam.com/video/N1mkQZ6irow/w-d-xo.html
Incredible
Dear OTA, oh my god!
Amazing craftsmanship! The way you made the freet working measuring to have the board in totally alignment, wow!
Are you taking orders in this low budget guitars?
MASTER!!!!!
I need 1😀🙏
Very nice, I recently built a scorched top Les Paul style guitar with a burnt pine top…Good for you!!!
What an absolutely beautiful guitar. You are very skilled. I hope one day I can afford to buy such a beautiful guitar. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you!
I'm an amateur, so I don't have any professional skills, but I really enjoy guitar making.
I will continue to work in the future, so I hope you will watch the video again.
21:14 I bet that clipping tool costs more than a month of my salary!
Thank you very much.
Ahahahaha! (laughs).
I'm the same way! It costs me a month of my salary.
10years ago, it was cheap!
Tasty!
Nice...
The guitar is soulfully beautiful. It was a pleasure to watch you build her and her tone is impeccable. Thanks for posting I am inspired to continue my tool collection to eventually build my own guitar. I hope to build one as beautiful as your wonderful guitar. Thankyou.
Thank you for watching the video!
I would like to thank you.
It's romantic and nice to describe the guitar as "Her".
I am waiting for the day when you create the best "Her" for you.
Beautiful video, beautiful music, beautiful guitar, where can I buy one? I am from Colombia. Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
This guitar is the only one I made for a friend, so you can't buy it, but I'd be happy to leave it in your heart.
Great build! I would have some questions about the finish. Was the oil that you used linseedoil or something like that? What kind of product is that watco (red jar) that you used to make finishing coat.
Beautiful, what's the distance between each screw holes in the neck pocket? Do you mind sharing? I have a squire that i plan on contouring so i bought a contoured neck plate from fender custom shop but i'm not totally sure about the screw hole alignment.
Guys I need cad or solidworks files for telecaster pickguard I am planing to make custom pickguard for my lil sisters birthday I know I can order custom pickguard but it wont be the same so any help will be appreciated
loved the video. great job!
Just for your information: *performance
I can't even pay for the shipping for the raw wood for $105...
will you have an apprentice?
I apologize for the delay in replying.
No, not at all!
I'm an amateur, so I don't have an assistant.
I'm working alone.
That, was calming and beautiful. I have never seen such a smooth fretboard in my life.
Amazing craftsmanship my friend.
Thank you for your very nice and friendly comments!
You gave me the motivation to continue making guitars and the courage to continue on the TH-cam channel.
beautiful instrument, you can see how much care and love went into making it :)
Thank you!
You gave me a very nice rating!
U got a pick guard for a humbucker tele bridge which is a little wider.. u don’t have a humbucker bridge tho so there is a gap on the side of the bridge and the pickguard. I’d change that.. looks cheesy
Just a gorgeous instrument! Your craft is incredible. Kudos.
Thank you!
I'm so happy!
Truly unbelievable as you're making it I'm thinking he has to sell this thing for $10,000 at least eight
Gorgeous guitar and sounds beautiful. Great job, you are very talented.
Great job! I live about an hour away from Stewart McDonald!
Beautiful work and video. Thank you for sharing.
Pau de Ferro classíca madeira Brazileira dura e muito bonita. Congratulations, nice guitar, I liked the garden
I would commend you for your hard work, but body decoration was totally unnecessary...
Superbe travail, très soigné 👍
Awesome bro great job sweet video
Thank you very much!
I am very happy with your comment!
I'm lucky because I have a lot of great friends.
very nice build. guitar looks and SOUNDS GREAT. I doubt Fender could do better. Good luck.
Thank you!
In your words, I feel very happy.
Fender is a great mass maker I admire.
Looks amazing super nice job!
Super! A question please, do you shield your single coil guitars with copper tape-foil or it’s not necessary? Thank you 😊
It's just my way of thinking, but I don't necessarily see the need for Shielding.
The reason is that it changes the tendency of the sound of the pickup.
I use inexpensive pickups in this guitar, but if you use expensive and unique pickups, it is even more important.
That's why I finish the guitar without Shielding it first.
Then, depending on how the guitar will be used, I will consider Shielding it or not.
Thank you very much.
Thank you ;)
That was so inspirational to watch. You can fish in my boat any day. Thank you!
It is wonderful! !!
I like to fish the trout.
And I love also to eat the prey!
Amigo vc faz uma belíssima guitarra 🎸 Telecaster fender pra mim por favor e desde já agradeço pode mandar pra mim aqui na cidade de Valinhos interior de SP valeu 👍.
Everything is great but to me that looks like the fake wood paneling pattern you'd see in a 70s model trailer on the front reminds me to much of my childhood staring at the walls I like everything else just not that pattern on the front
I did not get your fret leveling gig. Never have seen something like this. May you explain it please?
Fret level first, then nut slot. And you nut slot is very deep. At least just half the string except string 1,2,3 from bottom. Overall very great job. Success to u
Thank you!
This video is a director's cut and has cut quite a lot of scenes.
The actual nut making is explained from around his 8:53 in the video below.
th-cam.com/video/AaPyezKFwLo/w-d-xo.html
please refer.
I love the harmony swells at th-cam.com/video/xY8YONtHuG0/w-d-xo.html
I have never heard that before, and especially with that sound you got going on that. It was perfect. Bravo. Usually, the people that can't build the guitars, can't play them at all.
This performance is my dear friend.
He is very pleased to hear your words.
This is his channel.
Demonstration guitarist
[KIKI super roaring sound channel]
Click here for
th-cam.com/users/Xirdnehukik
He is a very unique guitarist.
next one a set neck without trussrod. only a thicker wood neck
That's a difficult but rewarding challenge.
There is a need to obtain a high-quality and durable wood.
@@OTAHMGKouBou old ysmaha had light wood neck but very thick sounded ok very well
Everything is great, the only disappointment the pau ferro board 🤔
Thank you for your compliment.
I can understand a little about your disappointment with the Perfellow.
Because perfellows don't have much personality.
Great, but did not see how you made the hole for the wires to go from pickup pocket to control cavity.
Sorry if this has already been addressed I don't think I have the patience to read through all these messages but I'd love to understand the fret leveling rig you have set up. If there is an easy way to address it on here?
Absolutely nice the way and made the top of that guitar looks great
Can you imagine being able to do what this guy did. This guy could live in the woods, ...with some power tools, and electricity, ...and few extra parts, and come out with a Telecaster, made from his bare hands. Think about how powerful that would be to be able to do that. No more shopping for guitars.
Like it seems to be a poem or story.
Thank you for making me the main character in the story.
Wow. You teach me: Always use a block of wood under the clamps. ALWAYS.
Thank you very much.
Ahahaha! (laughs)
I'm a lazy person, so I often omit things.
Of course, I'm careful not to scratch it.
Amazing. Congratulations from Brasil.
Great build video! The guitar looks awesome!
in Italy they build guitar body whit wood of old briccole from the venetian lagoon, recycled in larch or chesnut. The briccole are poles used to moor boats and delimit navigable canals... Ciao from Italy
Piacere di conoscerti! Grazie!
It's an interesting story.
There are many things in the world that I don't know.
Someday I would like to go to Venezia and board a ship to see Bricol.
Your fingerboard jig is very impressive. Very beautiful work on your guitar. Hello from Canada!
I am very happy with your comment!
I want to go to Canada.
Because Canada is rich in nature. There are dynamic natural landscapes that cannot be seen in Japan. And the important wooden maple of the guitar is the symbol of the national flag.
Very good! !!
Impressive job and so nice music!
I feel very happy.
In the future, I will strive to make more beautiful images.
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