But you can see the cut out at door handle level. If I came across this I would for sure try and turn it. My son is turning two soon. He would probably try it. This is cool but not hidden.

Good latch but not a good lock

Do you have Twitter account?

if you continiue talking so long before the song, i will sh*d my pants!

1st plant: I don't know for sure. 2nd plant: This one's very hard to tell. 3rd plant" I still have to identify this. 4th plant: Soapalally' 5th plant: I can't tell which type these are. 6th plant: That might be a vetch, yes, it's a vetch.

I thought that was a tab of acid bro

Stay away from Chinese blades with inferior diamonds. Harbor Freight actually costs you MORE money.

That’s cause they used lab made diamonds and not real diamonds

Saftey glasses are better protection. With them the chances of the eye loss problem is significantly lowered

Harbor freight?

Well that looked to me like a solid daimond sawblade not a flexable one so did you have the object you were sawing through clameped on a jig to push whatever you were pushing through that thing bracing it at a perfectly straight angle without binding the blade up in it?

Ummm safety glasses ummm duh

I have the same frame for my glasses

Come on kid you got it!!

I taught him how to use the miter saw to cut the pieces as well. His name is Sawyer, after all. 😊

On my Fender Jazz bass, the bridge pickup is longer than the neck pickup, to accommodate the wider string spacing.

Actually they do, somehow. Squier telecasters classic vibe line is made of pine.

Bake it! Look up torrefaction! Turn those resins to crystals. Problem solved!

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So the pickup pole pieces line up better under the strings-as the string spacing gets wider at the bridge. The slanted pickup gets the pole pieces under the strings a bit better. Pickup sizes are fairly standardized and they are not made for specific string spacing differences from the neck spacing to the bridge string spacing. The fact that the bridge pickup slant provides a marginally different tonal response than a perpendicular pickup is a happy coincidence **It’s just string spacing**

come on, just choose proper stock. It is a cheap wood, you can be picky. This board is trash and in most applications it would be discarded. I use construction-grade pine to make furniture here in Brazil (and here, pine boards are mostly used to make concrete forms, not in the construction per se; so, not much quality). I wouldn't even use this piece to make the bottom of a chest -- it could ruin the stored linen.

ALMOST there... You should look into string vibration and how harmonics work in string vibration. Just like pinched harmonics (which happen at SET distances relative to the bridge). The distance from the bridge to the P.U. decides which harmonics are picked up by the P.U. And I'm no guitarbuilder nor a scientist. But Relative distance from the bridge to the P.U. is what dictates the voicing of a guitar. Not the type of wood (would for tonewoodsnobs), strings or P.U. (2 P.U.'s of the same type will sound the same, when placed in the EXACT same position. One might be louder then the other, but the tone (toan for tonesnobs) will be the same). The ideal guitar would have rails on which you can move the P.U....

Pine is a very common material for wall paneling and benches in Finnish saunas. Might have to start regarding them as an instrument material, steamed and roasted for fifty years should be somewhat dry and free of resin.

Sweet! ✌

Roast it like fender does

So I do long distance unicycling. You just gave me an idea to use a wheelchair wheel as a unicycle wheel. I always free mount my unicycle (meaning i don't hold onto anything.) If you pretend the wheel is a clock.. I put my dominant pedal at 6 o'clock and grab the tire with my hand and pull it forward and hop on. If I were to use a wheelchair wheel I could grab the side handle and not have to worry about getting my hands grimy from the tire..

I love it so much!!

I just learned something. :)

Can you roast it like Warmoth does with Swamp Ash?

Great Bass.

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I’m building a guitar from 100 years old Nordic pine and the resin still comes out a little 😂

Do a Japanese shou sugi ban finishing method on that pine.. Timber house builders use that method preserve the wood for better resistant against wet weather and rotting

Josh, That OM burned into the wood...was that something you learned when you were Making your guitars? Very creative! 🙂 Your OM Home is cool! Can't wait to see the finished product. 😃

Nice work. I don't believe I could live in one full time. Ideal for a hunting lodge out in the woods or a get away pad. I think they are cool as hell but... 😆 I watch "Life uncontained" on KZbin. They made a cool home with 2 shipping containers. That is cool too. 👍♥️✌🍄🎸

I would buy a caravan... cheaper fully loaded and lightweight.

For single coils, I actually prefer *"reverse slant"* pickguards. Warmer highs, tighter and snappier lows. Only part that I don't like is I have to cut my own pickguards 😂 About tone, I like taking inspiration from other guitar players, but never try to _copy_ their tone. I'm not a purist or traditionalist.

I was 14, skipped school to go to Atlanta. Didn't go in, had a great time in the lot.. later a group was talking about a back way to get to stone mountain campground I know, I can get y'all there. So I got on the bus. Small caravan behind us. Only regret not getting the tattoo in the blue school bus from the old head

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I have two Strat copies that have the bridge pups perfectly parallel to the bridge. The tone is great and a bit beefier on the lower strings, but I kind of feel like the black sheep of the strat player family. These are keepers because of their simple rarity, so they stay with me for now, especially when other players notice the lack of the bridge pup tilt and then it's like "Wah??".

Good progress nice song too.

You guys do nice work, I’d love to work on projects like this.

I screwed up the title, but that's okay I posted it anyway. We build these custom to order, let me know if you have any questions or want one built for yourself

We've been working on this trailer for about 3 months, it is almost completed. I'll be sharing a final walk through for anyone interested in seeing it. And let me know if you want one built, we can do that. :)

Real custom work. I respect this kind of dedication. Thank you. "This is coming from a guy that's trying to find motivation to do things like this"

It's so spacious, and all the ambient light and electrical, my shack if I plug in just an electric razor it kicks the breaker thing lol someday someday hopefully these the ticket

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Wow! I love the high-quality handmade approach to micro-living, makes it made human instead of WEF sponsored pods from Mr. Schwab or something hahaha Thank you, really enjoyed watching you at your craft