Amazing job...what type of burst is this model consider...boubon burst maybe ?? Thank you

Beautiful guitar sir

Very nice work! I'm a autobody guy and am a perfectionist as well, (at least try anyway lol), and so I appreciate you. I would sure buy a guitar that you made.

Is that an Ernie Ball style neck you made? I'm in the process of building an Axis copy. I've built bodies, but never necks, so this is doubly nerve-wracking since it's a spoke wheel rod and not a normal one.

Lots of good advises, thanks. I would like satin neck, can I skip the vax and get a good neck anyway?

How many mL of Lacquer Thinner?

Wow incredible beautiful build. Sir you are a gifted.

I want that machine

24:03 White chocolate 😋😂

You still alive

Thank you for this!!!

How did you keep the frets clean after rubbing on the tru oil

10 years later and I still think this is one of the best looking guitars I’ve ever seen.

wow! Awesome!

The black dyed pieces, do you soak them in dye so that it penetrates enough to not disappear during any cutting or sanding? Thanks!

That’s beautiful, but a whole lot of CNC went into that hand crafted guitar.

Hands-down, the best tutorial, how to shape an electric guitar neck! I watch this video the first time I started building 10 years ago and been using this technique ever since even on my acoustic guitars! Much appreciated. Thank you so much❤

Handcrafted guitar ??? With c.n.c machines , sorry but 🤣🤣🤣🤣. If you want I can recomend you several videos where people actually do handcrafted guitars

Goodnight! Could you tell me how many kilos your CNC motors weigh, please? All 3 of you, thank you very much in advance. And just adding that you are like a mentor to me, all I try to do is follow in your footsteps in luthiery. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Truly, I always wanted to make my own guitars and inlay Celtic patterns! This is a remarkable coincidence. Regards, John Fletcher

Facile così, io le faccio a mano senza fresa... ti riesce farlo von una lima?

Stunning

I just finished building my first guitar and I worked off this video series as best as I can. Mine doesn’t look anywhere near as good as yours but you have inspired me to keep making them. I hope one day to make a guitar half as good as the ones you make. Thanks for this fantastic series!

Hi there what finish did you usd fir this guitar

I wish I had your equipment to trim my fret board replacement.. Looking for no so high tech to trim fretboard..

as always... your work is stunning... a pity, that the subtitles are very bad

Would you believe I can buy those bodies here in Asia for $5.50 in 14 different colours

Really nice job with CNC! But not original.

I call this a cnc build.not much hand work done.most builders can afford cnc ,overhead pin routers . Most hand work was on the finger board. Not knocking the guitar at all. Its beautiful.

What a beauty. Great job man. I am in the middle of a rabbit hole watching cnc builds of guitars. Im totally interested in building a guitar.

This is incredible. I can't express how much I value this series. I'm currently building my first guitar, and your insights have provided me with a fresh perspective on many aspects of the process, which I deeply appreciate. Thank you so much.

Would you send me free of charge the guitar please...😊🙏

awesome dude!👍

wow, amazing 🎉. This is the best hand made Les Paul I’ve ever seen here in Utube. His skills are amazing and all the tools 🛠️used professionally. I want to learn from him if he ever hosts a workshop.

is the coil-split P90 w/ pp harness available on it's own? thx!

why do you use the name handcrafted?? you use only cnc router!!

NIce build... :) are you using Vcarve or Carvepro? Would like to know where to purchase the files from? :

Exceptional video. Thanks for sharing, I’m embarking on a similar journey and has answered almost all of my questions.. curious as to why you chose danish oil over tru oil for the body?

Don't you need a protective lacquer coat first before the filler??? I used dark brown timber mate on my first experience finishing Ash, nicely popping the grain. I forgot to shoot it with lacquer first, it stained the white grain all to hell, so I had to sand it for days to get it out. The second try I gave it a nice thick protective lacquer coat first and it worked great. If I do it again I'll certainly use Timber Mate again - and NOT forget the protective coat. Good stuff.

Great video, still :D amazingly simple method to join the tops halves, gonna do the same soon. Thx!

Is the fingerboard glued on with CA glue? Great looking guitar btw

Hand crafted guitars but most of the work is done by a cnc machine?

Hi ive seen your vids and i love how smooth and vlean is your work theres any chances to contact you via email to ask you a strat neck theres no luthiers in my city soo im looking for a good one online you got email??

So, to make a 10-20$ pickguard, I first need to have a 1500$ routing table, 1000$ belt saw table, and a workshop to store it at. Seems reasinable and affordable enough 😎👍

You 've shown great skills here. Very useful and inspiring video. Thanks for sharing! Subscribed.

Hola, Tremendo!!!, que largo de escala y que tioo de cuerdas lleva ese bajito!???

I realize this is old but for current or future viewers, I suggest a carburetor cleaning brush set that will have a range of fine brushes that can clean the screw holes for the tuners after getting polish in them.

I know this is an eleven year old video but I just have to say what an amazing artist Mr. Fletcher is. Watching him shape that neck makes it look so easy that I feel like I could do it myself. Oh, sure, I get it that when I actually try it, mine won't look anything at all like his or even like a guitar neck but I can always use file dust as fire starter powder and the neck wood in the wood stove this winter. So I might actually try it.

If I had these tools I'd at least put a radius on the truss rod channel 😂