I really love these type of videos BUT, why don’t they ever start with “Step #1: Get yourself about 7-10 thousand dollars worth of woodworking tools and equipment” 🤣

Love it! Seems my tweed inside curve where it splits has the filler patch underneath the main sheet rather than a little triangle on top. Who knows, maybe both were used depending upon the person.

Dude! This is the video I needed to see. Does this setup track pitchbend or vibrato?

The clearest demonstration of doing rounded corners. Thank you for making the video.

Have you ever covered an amp with canvas? Would you recomend it? I am building myself a combo organ and am considering using canvas instead of tolex as a budget friendly option.

Will automotuve spray adhesive like headliner adhesive spray work? I have some laying around id like to use up

Awful presentation.

Very nice seam technique! I think I'll use a single piece until I'm good enough to hide 4 seams!

Fender case vid ? I have two with a weird stickiness due to faulty covering from factory but they are custom for the instruments so would love to recover. Or have to toss cause the finish is dissolving thru the covering.

Hi, thanks for the video. In what power do you have the Heat Gun, is it on 1 or 2?

our church has a hammond organ with leslie speaker that no current member remembers even being played. we want to get rid of it. what can we do with it? how to sell it?

I'll be making a first attempt soon. Thanks for a very good tutorial ... with a box-cutter, no less.

This music, hat is it??????????????

Very informative tips! Thank you for sharing your tutorial!

I have a great fact about this Hammond model. It was originally modeled after the monumental telharmonium and it uses the same exact technology but way WAY smaller and with an amplifier on the speakers.

Great job! This vid was concise and straight to the point. Very well done sir!

The paper will be too heavy if you fill too much. It is better use low density sponge (EVA) to fill into the cabinet of amp. Other, it is better to plug out the tubes during you shipping it.

Tolex is vinyl, which is highly toxic, especially when heated and in the form of micro particles. So heating up vinyl with a heat pistol and scratching it off is a very bad idea, health-wise

Just finished my Deluxe-sized cab using this tutorial - it was very helpful, and it's very challenging to get the cuts right. Also, he doesn't include gluing the top and bottom pieces, which were the most challenging - contact cement-wise.

It was a great demo; it would help to see if there was better light.

I picked up a tube amp from 1992. It's showing its age and I wanna breath some new life into it. Beautiful tone still

And when the external cover has an internal engraving in low relief? How to do this on the inside of the acrylic?

Really Nice Project!

Thanks for making this vid, my dog just chewed my AC15.

Any way to do this without the very expensive looking bunch of tools?

Is it still plug and play with logic out the box?

Where can I get trained to repair electro-mechanical instruments?

Great video and awesome skills. You made it look easy! also considering this is cream tolex, it might get messy really easy if your work table has any dust or gunk. Clean work.

What/where is the pin connector cord coming out of the Leslie connected to? Did you say you have yours plugged into a pre-amp? I have a Leslie 205 with a type 6148-1 built in amp. I'm not sure how to run a guitar through it. Thanks.

Is there anyway you can remake this video with an annoying buzz in the background and the background music drowning your voice out?

insane how little explored or documented this kinda setup is. Thanks for putting it out there!

great content!

hearing the background music, am I the only one who thought "dude's will step to you with a corny line, asking for your name sayin' what's your sign"?

whats that first song?

There are these things called “clamps”, that pull things tightly together so you don’t have to clomb on a table!

is fabric an option to cover cabs? i see companies like Morgan having that fabric look on their cabs, or is it still tolex with a fabric type finish?

Thanks 👍

I got that carpet covering on my halfstack

Nice to see another synth player!!! I used to do something similar, but used my macbook instead of the Kenton. I wish I'd known about it then. I'm now too tied into the macbook and the sounds in Mainstage. I like the idea of your setup though!

The outside 22ish degree can be done without slitting the edge face. Lap your corners ans then do 1 cut for perfect seams. Respectfully, change or ditch the gloves after glueup. That was painful and awkward to watch.

After adding tweed cloth to my speaker cabinet, the back panel has a fairly snug fit. Do a couple coats of shellac add any thickness effecting the fit?

Thank you for making this. I’ve been building custom cabs for people lately and this video has helped me immensely with my quality control. I still can’t get non-nylon, non-fender style grills like Orange/Basketweave or Marshall-Style to shrink with a heat gun even after spraying with water. Am I doing something wrong?

Beautiful work! I’m looking to recover my Super Beatle this year and this should help ! Thanks! 👍🙋‍♂️🖖🏻

Good tutorial. Thank tou

Very nice work and video production. What I'd like to know is what brand of nitrile gloves are you wearing? The gloves I use would have ripped to shreds the first time they stuck to the adhesive! Thanks

Love the stack of ampexs in the background ❤

can you get the 2 buttons on the triple play to change patches on the juno? this is rad af either way!

I have a Marshall 5-watt head for which I've built a 12" cab. Do you recommend rounding over its edges with a 1/2" or 3/4" bit? Thanks in advance.

You made it look so simple! Great job! Subscribed!

I have some tolex that was rolled up and then got flattened. What’s the best way to get it flat again?