What kind of tape did you use to cover the binding? Thx!

It takes me one month to create a handcrafted body and neck how long did it take to create the strat from design to the complete body? take a look at my one I first created with help pf my best friend about 10 years ago kzbin.info/www/bejne/l56lYpmOhraIi9k Regards John

Very good man .Few makers bother to bind the headstock .

This is not the traditional Gibson wine red color. Wine red is more of a burgundy. This is simply red. A beautiful finish, great work, but not Gibson's "Wine Red".

Can you tell me what is the specific software than control this CNC?

Inspiring work. Thanks for posting.

what stain is this?

Hi J66G! Which router-bit do you use exactly? You wrote "festool ø8x30 for deep holes". In the video, the bit looks actually very long, but the ones I found from festool are ony about 56 mm long all in all. Can you give an exact name or even better a link to a bit? Many thanks in advance!

Wow! I stumbled upon you video looking for ways to cut abalone.But this is what my goal was.Your self made tools,and use of existing tools is amazing! So much-out-of-the-box thinking! Thanks for sharing!

You are a very good craftsman, thank you!

Yeahh. Great video. Much of our customers also use our cnc routers for milling guitar bodys and necks and milling, engraving some 3d inlays Nice video !!

Great craftwork ! Very interesting to see. Thanks for posting.

good video. I found that epic music like muse helps the build process too. I find myself going between muse, and yngwie during tedious moments.

Hello with how much rpm and with how much speed have you cut the guitar? Would be nice if you could answer

hello you have files for sale, which your contact

Excellent job man. What wood, feed rate and spindle rotation is working?

which the force the motors of the Y and Z axes X?

Hello can you please tell me what type of cutter You use and how much RPM you set i've cuted inlay on cnc in mother of pearl. but my cutter wase brned out and broke can You paste som link with this cutter? sorry for my bad english. cheers from poland :)

How much is this CNC???

Nice video! Really love the wine red finish on les pauls especially

Amazing :) good for U

Hello, how much did your CNC cost to build? And how long does it take to build the body? Thanks, and great job!

Hvor meget har den kostet ??

Olá qual servo você usou ?

How to get this model ? PLS

I had one of these when I was 9.

Nice work! I'm learning about this CNC thing. Did you have to flip the whole thing over to finish the other side?

Hi, i am hoping to build a cnc like yours and would like some information on the motors guides and ball screw sizes that you used. i have been saving for 1 year to gather enough money to start buying the components. any help would be greatly appreciated. excellent work ,by the way. it is very impressive and inspiring.

could you do a tutorial please? i want to know how could i create my very own guitar THX

Instructions to do it?

Is that an open source Cnc machine. If it is? Where can I get the di

design a les paul guitar

muito bom !! very good !

wow! I wanna build my own guitar but how the heck would you figure the dimensions? is there some sort of standard to follow?

Great ! Would you send me the g-code file ? I would like to test this file with our cnc routers. Frank

Can we see the finished guitar?

looks like a couple millimeters per pass.. sorry I work in a shop that runs on metric lol

hey, i am making a cnc and i have a doubt, how can i turn the piece to mill the back of the guitar and make the mach3 recognize the point zero, i already have in mind to use mach3. i am thinking in use artcam to transform my solidworks project into g code, what you think about that ? sorry to ask but im studying for mechanical technician in a school here in Brazil and and before I start studying manufacturing process i want to study cnc myself you know

I am using: RhinoCAM plugin in Rhino, and MACH3 to control the CNC.

what software you are using ?

I use a 0.58 mm endmill. Cutting depth 0.4 mm, several passes. Speed 250 mm/min. 20000 rpm. The mill will last about 3-4 fret board.

Yes, and No. There is a lot of work before these steps there is not so easy :-)

cnc makes it all too easy eh :)

My godness, thats sounding sweet!

Hi, it's a home build CNC I have made specialy to make guitars and related work.

Wow, looks like you're getting some good linear speed on your router. Nice job! What kind of depth of cut per pass are you doing?

AMAZING

@poopdood321JP I leave some tabs to hold the body. The wood is oriented via some 6mm pins in steel in a tight fit . This way I can turn it round as I wish, an keep it oriented.

nice. But how do you go about taking it completely off of the excess wood? Do you cut it out at full depth? Wouldn't the work move a little as its being cut since its not being held down (the guitar part that is)?

Hello! From what kind of wood do this part? Yours