Excellent video! Just wish you did the fret slots too but I can figure that out.

Will this work for a Fender style neck design?

anyone know how to fix the combining neck joint and body whenever I delete the little pins the whole part fills in again.

does it work with latest fusion 360? I can't seem to get it show up

Do you know how to make a true temperament?

you are the goat thanks for doing this, you have no clue what youve started, i bet most of the commenters aggree that this has given us all the confidence to try doing this with your video as a guide, i watched this 4 yrs ago and started building a cnc machine which i have now completed, now to start designing guitars,

Hello, because when I want to edit the angle plane, when I click it takes me to the zero point of X and y, and lets me edit find the center for the 10 degrees in the angle plane.

What bit are you using for this process? Please & thank you.

simple and effective, thanks

This is awesome! As a true beginner, I can't tell you how good it feels to actually be able to complete a drawing! Is the next step in another video? I mean...OK the drawing is there and looks cool, but what's the next step in translating it to a CNC and making it?

Thank you! This is lot more I was searching for

Searching how to draw a guitar body to copy into cad and found this! Many thanks!

KING!

Thank you so much for this video ! I'm trying to make a more pronounced volute, do you have an idea of how to proceed ? I'd like to curve the bottom face of the headstock, then connect it to the neck. But... I'm new to fusion and can't find a good way to do that. If you have a tip I'd take it !

I don't see fret generator in add ins. How do we find it?

Do you have a better explainer video for guys that are totally new to CAM. I feel ya really glazed over the details.

Note:: when creating the loft for the compound fretboard, i had to remove the fillet from earlier in the build to make it work, awesome video by the way!! edit- another snag i ran into on mine was when i went to offset the face of the neck to join it to headstock i had to define it as a new offset in the options, i also had to constrain the distance from headstock to the fretboard to keep it from moving when offsetting the face of the neck

Best instruction video ever! Thank you so much for making it!

Thank you so much for this video it was extremely helpfull for me. I was a complete beginner in fusion it was the first time I used it and I understood everything in this video and I not only learned how to make a guitar in fusion but I also learned a lot about fusion. I am going to make a completly 3d printed guitar and the only thing I needed was a design wich I have right now so thanks a lot!!

how to download and add router bits library ?

Good man, I like the way you explain your moves and I think your video is instructive for all those who are hesitating whether to go into guitar building or manufacturing. I never used Fusion 360, I preferred to have fun with Rhinoceros 5, and I wasn't particularly specific, like you, I was more focused on a unique headstock that would distinguish my guitars from the "big brothers" and avoid lawyers knocking on the door. I almost bought a CNC router, even my wife supported me, she said: it's better than "holding the bar" in the bar. People like you make Yt a wonderful place to spend an afternoon, learn something, and make your day. Thank you.

Thanks so much for this video! I knew almost nothing about milling aluminum before watching. I used your process to mill faceplates for two DIY Eurorack modules out of plain 2mm aluminum, and they came out great! I finished them by sanding with 220 grit, then 400, then aluminum automotive polish, and they look great in my rack.

Thank you very much for your effort to publish this video. Absolutely helpful 👍👍👍

PUEDES HACER UNA GUITARRA EN 3D PARA MECANIZARLO EN CNC CON LAS MEDIDAS ORIGINALES ?

What about tool paths and all that stuff, does fusion 360 automatically set all that stuff or do I have to manually set that up? I am new to this, I have a new CnC machine this video has helped me more than any others on the net, so valuable. All I need to know now is how to set up the specs for machine operation. Does Fusion do all that when it converts to G code? I was no where before watching your video now I am more than half way to my first guitar. I would just love it if you could tell me what to do now after having created the guitar in Fusion 360. What's next Daddy? lol

to good buddy, Bravo!!

I'm headed down this road! I love your work. It makes me wonder: you could CNC some lovely knobs from Delrin or Cast Acrylic. They would sure beat 3D printed ones. Cheers. Jonathan in Seattle

Where did you learn how to use Fusion360? You make it look real easy, Thanks B

helpo when i delete object at 41:37 the body back again to normal(doesnt cuted) 41:37

oh man. thank you for making this video. ive been building by hand for 15 years now and im trying to get into cnc to increase my output. this is so helpful

Rock solid video man, I really appreciate it. This was my first time actually designing anything as well as using fusion 360 if it wasn't for your great tutorials I wouldn't have a badass guitar ready to be whipped up. I'm 3d printing mine but it was really neat to see how your side of the coin looks.

Fantastic, thank you.

This video may single-handedly change the course of guitar building. Showing people the fundamentals that allow them to make their own creations is an incredible step in the craft.

One of the best how to videos of any kind that I've ever seen. Thank you very much! .

Thank you so much for this video it saved me a lot of time in designing my guitars. I do have a question though. I like to set the neck back about 2 degrees is there a way you can show how to do this? Also in creating an arch top do you have a video on how to do so? Kind of like Les Paul or PRS guitars. I watched other videos but they are not very explanatory as your video. Thank you again

Very bad and harmful solution. This "lazy-modeling" creates a many problems in construction

Awesome video mate. Has been one of the best "How to" videos I've ever seen. Very much appreciated. It has definitely helped me to learn how to design my guitars. Thanks!!!

you are saving my life and engineering assignment bless you

19:59 you're able to get some magical guideline by "hovering for a few seconds" and I have no idea what the hell is going on there, your tutorial is great but this software is fu***** frustrating in how little user feedback is provided. I'm watching you like a hawk at that moment, zero UI elements move, nothing changes visually to tell you you've entered some "give me this guideline from that point" mode, but it just gives you the line when you move down, I get no such thing and I'm following to a tee. Impossible to google for so I have to ask.

The best video so far! Thank you!

Thank you so much!

I don't know if you did it on purpose but the neck design is the same as the one on Glenn Tipton's Hamer GT Custom!!! Great tutorial!! Helped me to start drawing with Fusion360.

This is a great video! Thank you!

This is one of the only videos on the internet that actually show you how to make it from scratch. Everything else just skipped to straight cutting it without explaining context. This is such a great video and thank you so much

When I am trying to form in fusion 360 it goes from a solid body to a mesh which makes it harder to work on the project is there a way to get it back to a solid body while doing the forming

Thanks for writing this generator. It worked very well and saved a whole lot of time.

Absolutely fantastic! I wish this had been around a few years ago when I first tried to use Fusion to model a guitar. The neck and heel joints were by far the most challenging aspects to create especially since I was trying to learn Fusion at the same time. Your video greatly simplifies this and shows just how much of a master you are at using the Fusion program. You've inspired me to try another build. Thank You!

Exactly what I have been searching for! It only took me 6 years to find it!