@@Amon7.L Thank you very much. For my PesoPiuma guitars I choose a relic finish for the paint but not for the hardware because I love the look of antique nitro but not the look of ruined hardware. The goal is not an instrument that looks realistically old, but only that it is as beautiful as possible, according to my taste, and according to that of my potential customers. This applies to the instruments that I build to be put on sale, on the other hand commissioned instruments can be customized as the customer wants.

@@gavinanderson2099 HI! Thank you. My telecaster models are generally lighter than stratocaster models. As for versatility, the Strat has more sound possibilities, having an extra pickup, but these are nuances that many don't care about. I personally prefer telecasters especially because of the non-tremolo bridge, which gives a little more sustain and a more "woody" sound due to the strings passing through the body. These are two such iconic guitars that everyone chooses mainly based on the design, I think.

@RossLiuteriaItaly Interesting explanation. For me, even too technical. 🙌 Maybe in simple terms, the Strato will be more useful if you need more "extra exploration" something like that. Apart from that, yes, the Telecaster is also good, of course. But anyway, it's logical. When people choose the Fender brand, their decision will of course come back to their favorite design, etc. 🙏

@@PabloVeloso-lx4od thank you. 12"

@@SoilentGreen666 thank you! It's roasted flamed maple

@ lovely a really beautiful guitar ❤️

@@danrao3707 i used to do it in the past, then I noticed no difference in not doing it

@@ronaldosilvestre7016 Nitorlack Nitro gloss finish

Thank you! Saluti dall'Italia! :)

@@danrao3707 Hi, thanks for the compliments. The guitar, in addition to having staggered tuners, also has another detail: when I made the neck I started from a slightly higher thickness, compared for example to those adopted by Fender, to ensure that in the end the surface of the headstock was "lower" compared to the fretboard surface, doing so generates more angle on the nut. In any case, the lack of the string tree does not generate tuning problems, in fact it is the string tree itself that generate excessive friction and it creates tuning stability problems; for this reason I don't use them, when I can. The only problem you may encounter is that the strings has no angle of incidence on the nut and does not vibrate well, but in this case there is no problem, precisely because of the two construction details mentioned above. Hope It helped Have a nice day

@@scottandpeggygrant2346 for sure! if I didn't do this the truss rod would vibrate in its slot, buzzing at certain frequencies

@@RossLiuteriaItaly thanks I’m going to employ this method seems like truss rod bit never match the width of the rod. Your work is inspiring !!!!

Hi! 80 grit at the start, and then 180.

@@vuxnguyen around 1.2mm

@@RossLiuteriaItaly thanks a lot bro !!

Thank you!

Hi! The Red/Orange stain is water based, It takes around 15/20 minutes to dry. The matt finish is acrylic poliurethane, it completely dries in 24 hours.

@@MrBasslayer2 you can find it from 05:00 onwards

@@ENNEN420 🤣

I see what you did there 😂

@@agustinmiguelperezperez6464 es cuestión de gustos, el cliente lo quería así ;) simplemente obediente

@@EddyEE1968 Thank you! I'll be building more soon

@@1tzmat048 Couldn't agree more 😉

Like wearing a purple heart without being wounded

Do you kick up the same fuss about faded jeans?

@@CMRWoodworks thank you. even better, the blocks are not glued but screwed with a spacer, so that they also rotate on their axis, making everything more ergonomic in rotation

@@RossLiuteriaItalyoh, nice! Yes, even better.

@@teiltje in Italy the name Is "olio paglierino", it's a mixture of non-drying mineral and vegetable oils. You can use also lemon oil (it's barely the same oil with scent of lemon in it)

@@RossLiuteriaItaly thank you for your answer!🙏