This is really cool. Do you have to do anything to the ardiuno chip before doing this or does it just work?

How long did you wait after the second hand of polyurethane? Sometimes happens that the polyurethane layer remains sticky for weeks. Was it your case?

Garbage!

Double throw double pull

I'm pretty sure that sheet rock spackle shouldn't be used with lacquer paint. It use bonds or buddy coat. Automotive body products.

Good craftsmanship!

Bro you are the man !! I’ve been wondering if this is possible for years for some old jbl speakers . Thanks for such great n easy explanation bro

Love this, came out great. Only thing I would have done was give it a nice stain. Otherwise it’s great

Beautifully made. Amazing job. Now I want one haha

Did you mean .2 or .02 when checking height?

I know this video is kind of old and I know I am kind of a little late leaving a reply. I was just wondering what size roundover bit did you use with your router for the edges?

why not reinvent the output jack move away for the 1/4 phone

What a good and to the point video!

this man is the AutoZone final boss

My question is how do I know if my reel to reel has the ability to playback the recorded signal in real time? It appears I have two heads. I'm assuming one is for recording and the other is for playing, so what does it look like when someone has to actually rewind and play the tape back into the daw?

It hurt my eyes to watch you do EVERY SINGLE STEP wrong! (1) bare wood. Dont use spackle! It will shrink over time and soak up the primer diffrent than the wood. It also takes a long time to dry. Use bondo instead. (2) the primer . U should have used rustoleum filler primer. If u had you could have put on 4 HEAVY wet coats and been done with it. (2) NEVER EVER EVER EVER apply metallic paints in thick wet coats. Apply in medium coats and change the orientation (direction) you apply it to avoid tiger stripes and after you achieve full coverage you then add a (drop) coat this where you dust it on from a distance so that the metallics lay right so it dont look modeled. (3) the clear coat. The type of clear you selected is going to reset the previously applied coat which will give it a cloudy appearance. Its best to use the UPOL acrylic instead and give it a tac coat wait 1 minute then one heavy coat and let it dry or even better use a 2k aerosol clear by spray max or eastwood. (4) buffing by hand is not recommended. You will have dry dull spots in a very short time .

I would of put castors on it so it can roll thats an idear for ya

Thanks instructions were to the point from start to finish

lol keep calling the wooden enclosure a speaker. wtf

Excellent, this what I was looking for! Thank!

Wow! Thanks! Will help dress up future aluminum panels!

Although I definitely plan on replacing the two prong AC cable on my Silvertone 1483 tube head, I am considering installing an IEC Jack. In that way I'm not concerned with cable storage when I move the amp and I can use a multitude of other cables. Thanks for the informative video!

I set the rails 1.5" from the front edge to assist in protecting gear knobs. I also use nuts and bolts to secure rails to the cabinet. Plus, i like to set the rails either .75" or 1.5" down from the top and use internal cleats of solid wood for extra stability. I enjoy your channel and just subbed!

Hi! Very good job, impressed. Is the body the same size as an electric guitar?

Nice build! I definitely prefer wood over plastic; I include a rubber pad from a hardware store on to my first two where the beater strikes the case. That spring loaded hens is a great idea! I've seen other bills where some sort of legs or stabilizers mounted on the other side of the case and I may do that for my next one as well. Thanks for sharing! 😊

Does it works for bypass an alesis midiverb rack unit?

What is the point of spraying primer just to sand it off?

Thanks for a great comparison!

A all the way. Glad i ordered one last night too. Much more natural and darker sound and darker is what makes dem panties drop ❤😊.

Wow. That is it. Ty. So much.

super cool project - build the ext cab !! i have a few little 15 watt fenders here i would like to chop one - remove the speaker and convert it to a head .

Hi How do I connect the same source to two amplifiers, when I use switcher ?

2:47 I notice that it looks easy taking the 6th string off 'here' , do you tune down about a full rotation of the tuning peg?

Well done thanks.

Dear God, use Metric 😂

Is this a routing tutorial or a demo

i’m gonna take a guess and say the process will be different with a solid body😭

@MerwinMusic Absolutely beautiful build! The binding is such a nice touch, really brings a professional look to a custom build! I have a question for you: I am working on a similar concept build- using a Fender Tex-Mex bridge pickup and, for the “neck” position, some JourneyTek piezos (looks to be the same ones you used)… anyways, I was wondering if there was a signal difference between the different types of pickups, and if so, how did you deal with it?

Beautiful work

Great video and explanation - thanks!

I want to 'round-over' those edges so bad with a router....... otherwise, excellent job!!! 🙂

Excellent idea. I agree that the "official" installation method is lousy.

We get it man! you get a lot of Women... Stop Bragging about all your "Side Pieces" 0:36 🙃

interesting video

This is why the internet exists

Looks fantastic!

Great video and channel.

I BELIEVE THE CAPO IS ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE 3RD FRET AS THE STRINGS ARE ONLY TOUCHING THE 2ND FRET MAKING MEASUREMENT INCORRECT! WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Great Video but I don't like the plastic coating on a natural material. There is enough plastic in this world and there are better options.

Thanks, how do you restore the cabinet from scratches?