Epic Scrap Wood Guitar in just over 2 Weeks? Full Hollow Body Build - Start to Finish

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My entry last year to the Great Guitar Build Off was a fun project but this year I wanted to challenge myself and build something more serious. It certainly was a challenge especially has it had to be made from recycled materials, anyway I thoroughly enjoyed making it hopefully you enjoyed the video.
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[@Bloodray19]

As a luthier/guitar repair person I am amazed at your approach. There were a few mistakes, but considering this is your second guitar ever, and you tackled an archtop jazz guitar, which is by far the hardest to build, this is amazing. I know you didn't have time for it, but I'm sad to see the finish wasn't level sanded and polished. If you auction it off, try to get a repair shop to do a setup on it, as it greatly improves playability and I could see that the intonation on the tunomatic bridge wasn't set, so the notes won't ring cleanly. I hope this doesn't come through as a negative comment, as that wasn't my intention, just trying to give some advice. This project was truly amazing. ❤

[@jamescopeland5358]

Great video and work

[@frikkied2638]

Why the need to even say there were a few mistakes?

[@gregwilson2245]

@@frikkied2638because that’s how we learn!

[@frikkied2638]

@@gregwilson2245 I guess you're right.

[@EvanEdwards]

​@@frikkied2638 Because there are a few mistakes. People who go out and do things often learn by getting knowledge from people who have done it already. I want honest feedback on my efforts, not empty praise for things that could be improved. If you are experienced and knowledgeable in a field, it is not helpful to do that to a fellow adult trying to develop a skill: don't simply placate with banal praise. However, you're certainly right when it comes to the opposite: empty cruelty aimed at nitpicking or tearing down somebody is even more destructive. This comment, however, does not seem like that to me. It was constructive, supportive, and listed specific practical advice and details from their experience.

[@dannyberg4294]

“I don’t know what I’m doing” and then proceeds to build this absolute work of art. Blown away as usual, it’s truly a thing of beauty

[@stevenstewart3414]

I've been playing guitar for 55 years and have owned many. I love watching luthiers build guitars from scratch. I have to say, your meticulous work is amazing! I can't believe that you are not a professional luthier. You take a back seat to no one. Fabulous job!

[@beth3914]

The thing that strikes me when watching people like Pask work is the level of consistency they can get when free-handing. I really think this is the mark of a master; some sort of muscle memory from all their years of making. Great job - beautiful build!

[@hirudo881]

You got to be kidding me... this is insane! Just yesterday i wondered when your next video will come out and now you uploaded this banger... just wow! Very well done!

[@davidhomen4528]

I was wondering the same thing!

[@PapaDan]

Neil never disappoints! Great skills.

[@PaskMakes]

Videos have been a bit slow lately due to them taking a while to produce. Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@hirudo881]

@@PaskMakes By all means, take your time! They are always a great watch, since you always try something new.

[@TheMongo1357]

​@PaskMakes Sir, I am new to your Channel and am thoroughly BLOWN AWAY by your Carpentry skills and eye for perfection!! GREAT JOB Sir!!! I have an OLD Gibson Acoustic that belonged to my Uncle and then my Dad. That particular guitar has seen a beautiful musical life. I allowed a family member to borrow it and it came back with a broken face! I wish I could get it repaired and back to playable condition someday, but that will cost a lot of money I'm sure!! Again, beautiful build Sir! ❤

[@OpenWoodShop]

As a luthier myself I have to say that what you did is very impressive. Amazing what a person can do when they don't sleep.

[@Blinknone]

Sleep is for the weak!

[@michaellocken7488]

As a professional musician, an Intermediate woodworker, and semi-pro videographer I am duly inspired. When I hear a great musical performance I pick up my guitar with renewed energy to create... when I see a skilled woodworker, I go down to my shop with renewed energy to create... I know how much time it takes to do things right. The guitar, the video takes tremendous amount of energy and skill. Only the truly dedicated can accomplish something at this level on a regular basis. You have a fan forever. Thank you for your gift of inspiration, it is appreciated.

[@mauricerobillard612]

Well said as I'm pretty much the same.

[@christopherwatkins9729]

As the owner of two Hollowbody Archtop Guitars... I sat "glued" (pun) to your presentation ! Every moment of design build and the expertise of your skills with your tools and knowledge enthralled me... You have given to me a deeper appreciation of ALL my guitars, not least the two that are similar to the guitar you have just created... I shall enjoy playing them more and am inspired to 'play', with focus and patience, at least as 'good' as your creation... Also I 'noted' some of the other excellent comments of your followers (luthiers) and it is simply 'grand' that the world has such talented folk... Thanks 🤠 ! As Louis Armstrong said... "What a Wonderful World" !

[@aarts488]

For a second guitar build, and not even being able to play one yourself, along with the deadline, this guitar has become so much more than being remarkable! And I have built guitars myself. My hat off to you, sir. Much respect.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much! I may make another sometime, I really did enjoy it. :)

[@cosmicslider1307]

@@PaskMakes Thank you for the video! You are a wonderful master! The guitar looks very beautiful. But it seems to me that the frets should have been installed in fretboard first and then the binding. Many musicians complain that over time, with changes in temperature and humidity, the frets will protrude and injure the hand.

[@FlameFlickers]

@@cosmicslider1307 Fret sprout can happen regardless of how the frets are installed but, luckily, it's very easy to fix.

[@cosmicslider1307]

@@FlameFlickers Yes you are right. It happens often, lucky it is not too serious.

[@danfromnorth52]

As usual Neil you never cease to amaze. For a guy who’s only built another previous guitar, you took on a very difficult design and mastered it. You never cut corners. Well done. Isn’t it great when mates can help each other too! Thanks for another great video. Hope you have a very well deserved rest.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks Dan! Glad you enjoyed it. It would be a little easier if I make another one as I learned a lot on this one. :)

[@sununtaschnittker6469]

I am so impressed with your skills not only in wood working but video production as well. THANK YOU!

[@flyingman09101984]

I think I'll talk for everyone by saying: get some rest now! You freaking deserved it! ❤❤ Hell of a build and video to watch. Amazing approach on so many different aspects of this project. Loved every bit of it 👍😍

[@jaromir_kovar]

Neil, I am speechless. The guitar is absolutely mind blowing and beautiful. My eyes misted a bit. You are such an amazing master craftsman and so inspirational. There will be guitar makers, making guitars their whole life, which would have a better technique. Same for life-long cabinet makers, metal workers, machinists and everything else, but you are one of a kind, Neil. You go into each field and just do it and produce things of beauty. And even if you never make a video to be about you, your humanity shines through. I am so grateful to KZbin that we are able to watch master craftsmen's work. In past, that would be impossible, unless you had a lot of money, traveled far and were very lucky. And here I can look at your channel and just watch one jewel after another and be amazed. Thank you so much!

[@negotiableaffections]

Yeah, I felt that misted eye thing myself!

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you very much Jaromir! I really appreciate the very kind words. :)

[@dm3591]

Skill, craftsmanship and attention to detail on this is incredible but also what we’ve come to expect. Good stuff!

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you - glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@georgeerasmus7051]

Your patience is inspiring. Years of perfecting your craft clearly shows!

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you! :)

[@miaouew]

You are a natural at archtop building. For your first scratchbuilt guitar EVER to be an archtop hollowbody is INSANE. Good job.

[@flashwashington2735]

How did you know that he exited the womb wood and tools in hand, Setting frets? Or did you temporarily forget all the years experience building skills?

[@ajosepi1976]

This is the second best looking thing you have ever made in my opinion. That Kayak is amazing. 😃

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much! :)

[@davidjdriver]

Many people are surprised at what it takes to make an arch top guitar. There are so many specialty jigs and tools and knowledge you need. But you tackled it really well. Thanks for sharing the adventure.

[@timallix4407]

I love all the temporary jigs you create for specific jobs. I am also very jealous of your tool collection!

[@anthonychilds8193]

Absolutely huge respect to you for challenging yourself to make an archtop hollowbody! Frequently among the most beautiful guitars in the shop/on the stage / in the studio. Well done!

[@rootvalue]

Absolutely insane. The lumber you chose is so clear and pristine. Good for you for taking on another challenge.

[@rootvalue]

I’m sure you must have seen Ken Parker’s videos by now based on your tools and methods.

[@davidgagnon2849]

I'm pretty sure that was not a challenge for Neil. If he built a second one, he could probably do it with his eyes closed. Yes, I believe he's that good.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much! The wood worked well, shame about the nail holes but there weren't too many in the end. :)

[@therightdude]

@@PaskMakes It s beautiful, did you weight it?? I wonder how it compares to a Gibson in weight......It s crazy watching you work, you make it look effortless.

[@xxPenjoxx]

That was utterly mesmerising ✨️✨️ This is one of my favourite things I've seen you build. There were so many difficult parts to this, and you made it look easy. Your attention to detail is exemplary👌 I loved the binding and the tailpiece. Well done, Corin, for being a great friend. What a lovely thing to do.

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you! I really enjoyed this one too and one of my favourite projects. I definitely didn't find it easy though, there was a fair amount of working out. Corin is really is a great mate and the tailpiece is amazing! :)

[@user-yk2du5iv4s]

"Он доволен процессом".Как я доволен нет слов сказать.Как классно работал ,я правда рад больше наверное чем сам мастер.Всегда восхищаюсь людьми достигшими МАСТЕРСТВА в своём ремесле.Очень рад ,что такие люди есть.Удачи и всего доброго.

[@shaunkelly3562]

Wow! Just WOW! A level of patience and talent I'll never have!! I thouroughly enjoyed watching you making art from scaps of wood.

[@sureshot311]

The first four minutes I was like, ok I can build this. Then I decided it best to just sit back and watch a master craftsman create. What an absolutely stunning project. Incredible work. As always, blown away by the details. Thank you for sharing.

[@compunurse]

Neal. I love watching your videos. It dawned on me while you were working on this guitar. Why. No CNC. No lasers. Minimal power tools. Lots of hand work. True craftsmanship. I’m not opposed to any of those other things, and I watch other makers that use them, and I like those too. But I just love watching you do so much work by hand, often with tools, you’ve made yourself.

[@fcschoenthal]

Neil, your patience, attention to detail and craftsmanship are really highlighted in guitar making. It's a truly stunning piece. Good luck in the contest and I'm sure someone will be truly lucky and thrilled to play this one. - Chris

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you Chris! :)

[@kaceyvibes]

Wonderful build, just absolutely amazing for someone who doesn't regularly build guitars! My father made wood sash windows for decades and for arched frames (similar to the sides of something like this), he would laminate several thin veneer pieces that were wider than the required finished depth, with glue rolled on between them, wrap them and the "moulds" in wax paper, clamp them up, then scrape off the dried excess glue and run them through a table saw or router to get the finished width and any kind of rabbet or profile they needed. There would ever so rarely be some kind of critical failure, but it didn't require any additional special tools and seemed to be his preferred method for as long as I could remember. I ended up doing a lot of the messy cleanup and scraping work for him over many summers.

[@hamidge1976]

Neil must be the best maker out there. The only maker channel I can safely say gets a like for just posting, because we know it going to be top quality.

[@harindergill7221]

Second that !

[@PaskMakes]

I'm not sure about that but thanks very much! Glad you're enjoying the videos! :)

[@briturner11]

that dowel and drill press trick is genius. Worth watching the video just for that 10 second clip.

[@patrickstoddard6610]

I don't understand how this method works. If you're wanting the same material thickness over the entire face of the guitar, wouldn't the drill press dpeth need to change and be less as you go from the middle to the outside edge? Maybe he changes the depth as he goes along, he just doesn't mention it.

[@bacicinvatteneaca]

The outside is carved first, moving the body over the dowel allows you to always measure the distance to the already carved outside rather than its original overall thickness

[@johncitizen3361]

Great work, amazing you tackled such a difficult guitar in such a short amount of time and filmed the process. I think others have mentioned flat sanding and polishing would take the finish of this build to the next level and it needs a setup for intonation etc. but honestly almost all guitars you buy need a setup and it’s best after the wood and glue has had a few weeks to settle. Well done.

[@prosanis1216]

Hello Holland 🇳🇱 here and I would like to praise your patience and determination. You took a picture of a book about a guitar you liked and made it out of an old wooden oak plank for over-a 100 years old. Having said that it deserve a round of applause. We used to say that good tools does half the job. I am not a luthier like my predecessors said but I’ll recognise your skills by an instant and your one of ‘m. I’d wish I could play this instrument coz I am just as old as that wood you used for it. But let me thank you, no matter what al the others say, to share this beautiful video with me❤. Bless you man.👍👍Greetz👋

[@almadera]

I can't believe that you made it in two weeks, with such attention to details. Great, great work!

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you! It was a little over two weeks and it was crazy long days, I'm still recovering now. I'm absolutely shattered. :)

[@tripod6406]

Now that is an amazing Guitar Pask, your attention to detail is incredible, I can't wait to see what comes next, keep up the great work mate.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much! :)

[@julianwilsonsongwritermusi9413]

I’m a musician and lyricist but I always wondered how a luthier managed to make great acoustic guitars - Thank you so much for a wonderfully entertaining demonstration. Makes you realise how the great craftsmen of old could make such fantastic instruments with no electrical equipment whatsoever as well. Bravo! Julian

[@picksalot1]

Beautiful work and results. Your "can do" attitude comes through in every word you said, and is truly inspiring. You really understand your tools and how to use them to their best effect. Congrats, and thanks for sharing your build. It was very enjoyable to watch.

[@sapelesteve]

Having made three solid body & one Acoustic guitar myself, the work that you did making that guitar Neil was over the top incredible mate! BRAVO! 👍👍🎸🎸👏👏

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks Steve - especially as you know what was involved. :)

[@reesewoodworks]

Another amazing build and video from my favorite maker on KZbin!!! You never cease to amaze me. Looking forward to your next project/video!

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much Reese - Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@HobbyNut-sy3lo]

Your SECOND build? You just gave a master class in luthier"ship" Dude! Kudos

[@goldendreamer2122]

As a 40 year master Carpenter of all sorts of pieces and projects including guitars ,and up to 20 ft handmade boats ,I am very impressed with your attitude and your whole approach.very impressive... Oh and BTW im quite sure that the wood on your top and back is called " lacewood" ,but you probably already know that..

[@jimspackman5770]

Beautiful. If it ever needs a neck reset, some poor luthier is going to tear his hair out trying to get all that glue in the dovetail to release.

[@JeffreyMoon1974]

You built that in two weeks? You could have given me TWO MONTHS and I would not have come close to replicating what you accomplished. You are a true artist!

[@kellycarmouche7452]

A true craftsman,I must say. I enjoyed this video as much as any other guitar build I’ve ever seen. What impressed me was the little solutions I saw, ( cutting the kerf, or the variety of tools, etc.), and the ingenuity you used. Wow! Thank you! I’m now a subscriber! And, what a shop!!

[@T0myTune]

I'm speechless. The blend of techniques and amount of experience demonstrated... And all with a major time constraint! To me this is a perfect demonstration of what wood working mastery looks like. Hats off, Pask, Hats off...

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much! 😊

[@BdotRASS]

That is some truly beautiful workmanship and a very fine looking finished guitar. Congrats.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much! :)

[@ianvicedomini2648]

This is a super stunning guitar neil. It must've been such a pleasurable experiance creating a master piece like this and what a privilege to play it . Absolutely fabulous video as always mate 👍🏻👍🏻

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much Ian! Maybe I should learn to play and build one for myself. I'm really not musical though. :)

[@ianvicedomini2648]

@@PaskMakes I think you'd be great. I used to play up until a year ago I had a rather stupid accident and lost two fingers on my left hand so sadly I had to say goodbye to my guitar.

[@user-yw4gw1br6q]

so sorry to hear. I'm sure you've probably seen videos of the great Django Reinhart. Best wishes.@@ianvicedomini2648

[@tonydejesus2134]

I know nothing about woodworking and am a very average guitarist, but it’s really nice to watch a great craftsman at work. I envy your skill.

[@gerardcousineau3478]

Great work. As others mentioned I admire your patience. It's a very desirable guitar. 👍😊❤️🕊️

[@Photokapi]

The level of effort you put in to all your projects is truly inspiring. Great job!

[@stevebettany8778]

You never fail to amaze it’s inspiring me to improve every time you put out a video. Congratulations on this tremendous guitar.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks Steve - Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@FreeSpeechWarrior]

That was a very satisfying watch. I'm not expert, but to me you look like a very talented woodworker who takes great care to make sure everything looks like a deluxe Gibson or Gretch. Even though you didn't have enough time to really buff out the clear coat and what not, the guitar looked perfect to me. Thanks for sharing the build.

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you very much! :)

[@ruebenbrown5722]

Aww you remind me of my Woodwork teacher at College in the 1960's. The teaching of Mr. Fairweather certainly help me over my adult life Gosh your workshop tools and skills are out of this world. I enjoy playing my fender guitar. I'd really like to learn how to learn how to set up the fret board correctly. Kia ora.

[@robertshorthill6836]

I have built a few electric mandolins and I can attest to the fact that they have required a lot of planning and a wide variety of tools and jigs. An amazing build here, well done.

[@normbarrows2]

You may not know guitars, but you definitely know woodworking. An impressive build.

[@jonasbarbury4013]

Too bad about that butt ugly tail piece

[@lawrenceklein3524]

Guitarist and ersatz woodworker here. I never tire of watching this video! Relaxing and informative! Thanks for posting! 👍

[@JacobRumsey]

I doubt anyone has ever tackled such a complicated guitar as their 2nd guitar build. Much less, to do it so well in only 2 weeks. You seem to be impervious to intimidation. Great work, as usual!

[@arcturusartamo6806]

Смотрел не отрываясь , как самый увлекательный сериал . Атомный дед . Сотворить такое чудо за две недели... Браво !! 👏👏👏

[@mixa3]

атомный не то слово

[@normfollows6618]

Wow! One of the best things I've watched in a long time. I was literally glued to your video. What a process. Truly amazing.

[@WeirderGuitar]

You never cease to amaze me with your skill and adaptability. For only having made one guitar before this, this was an amazingly good build that turned out truly exceptional.

[@macclesfieldufosociety5490]

Wonderful craftsmanship. Especially nice to see this lovely guitar made using reclaimed timber. First class.

[@jasonvandergriff7809]

6 been binge watching your videos for the past week, even watching some of the older ones Ive watched over the years. I have to say, your craftsmanship, ingenuity, and problem solving is always amazing! I was turned on by your work when I got in to woodworking some years ago, and now I want to try my hand in metal working, so your metal working and tool making vids have been a great help. This guitar build is fantastic!

[@jimmylovesbikes]

Absolutely incredible build. As a viewer of many guitar builds over the years, in my opinion you could be a worlds top master luthier in no time, selectively choosing the clients you build for.

[@jacklassley8002]

Absolutely amazing skills, and yet even when under a two week deadline, you didn’t cut corners, or make a bad mistake from rushing, and have to rebuild a part. I’m impressed. I feel my hollow body will probably take around 6 months, doing it evenings and weekends around my regular job. Kudos.

[@hoppyhopster8498]

Apart from an amazing build, the audio quality from your microphone was perfect. If only more KZbin videos were this good...

[@mrmanch204]

That was great, your recognition of the level of accuracy in constuction together with the choice of seasoned woods is spot on. I am a guitarist and the luthier who sets up and modified my guitars is extremely picky and particular and the results are unsurpassed.

[@bobbyjackson4452]

What an awesome job! Great work! Here's an FYI for you, Brian May, the guitarist for the rock group Queen, hand built the guitar he's played for like 50 years. Many parts of it were recycled as well. He make the neck from a 100 yr-old fireplace mantleboard with worm hole. He filled the holes with match sticks & white glue. He made his tremelo bar/whammy bar from his Mom's knitting needle. Some parts are even from an old motorcycle.

[@user-nj6qk5kt1b]

Thank you for the wonderful video!

[@joconnor57]

Fantastic job and thanks for sharing thestep-by-step process! The tailpiece is a work of art too.

[@esmeraldo7887]

wow fantastic! The dovetail work, the neck binding rebate, and then the neck and heel shaping bits - the most stressful, high tension bit of film I've seen in a while! Thanks for putting this out there Mr. Pask.

[@chiefdruid666]

That was pleasure to watch, your attention to detail is phenomenal, and the guitar is a thing of beauty, you sir are a craftsman extraordinaire

[@m.dulgheru7044]

The extraordinary demonstration of this Aristocrat of work - art. The great Brancusi would certainly have admired the mastery of this gentleman. A wonderful lesson of "A Job Well Done" with love and mastery. Don't let such an art die! I was fascinated by this demonstration film. Thank you and I leave with deep respect for such people.

[@mcswordfish]

You have absolutely outdone yourself here mate - that is bloody stunning. I've watched a lot guitar builds, and this ranks highly among them. Outstanding

[@herbertwilkinson4059]

This is the first video of start to finish guitar building I have watch. I'm just amazed at the skill level you are at with the tools you use and the patience and the time you put into this guitar, way to go man!

[@ttfranks952]

I just caught this today . You did a great job for only 2 weeks and Thank You for sharing. It was a very pleasant 46.07 Min. Thank You Again.

[@chrishatton2642]

Love this. Not only having the skill and patience to build the guitar, but seeing proper tools for the job that are in great shape and razor sharp is comforting in itself.

[@speeddemon9555]

your patience is incredible and your skills are amazing put together to make a great guitar.

[@beachcomber4141]

There is really so much that goes into a well made guitar. You didi beautiful work here! She turned out lovely!!

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

Been on the tools 37 years (and still going) as a carpenter & joiner so I've pretty much seen it all. I'm not easily impressed but I am with this build!

[@stevencowdell5201]

Never realised how much work went into making a guitar. Great job.

[@Justin-fb7ni]

your videos are so much more calming than all the others. plus, we like that you explain stuff. A lot of people just put music over the video, and it sucks.

[@BraMKJ]

Great build! Always nice to see a skilled builder who is not a luthier take a go at guitar building. It's awesome to see new ways to build a guitar and you've done great. I especially like the way you grinded off the fret tangs, not needing to buy fret tang nippers (which might easily set you back $100) and speeding up the process.

[@hermancharlesserrano1489]

What a joy to watch, the care you put into that, mate, absolutely loved it!

[@Zmaslanik]

I have been watching your channel for a while now and it always amazes me how well you make things. All kinds of things! Thank you for sharing all of these with so many of us.

[@paulalcamo2255]

Not just an impressive display of craftsmanship in woodworking but really an excellent model of how to edit together all the stages of the build into a very educational video. This detail, craftstmanship and process illustrated will either make you want to build a guitar or create such a feeling of incompetence that you never set foot in that world.

[@cassgascoigne]

I've made a couple of 3/4 Guitars, & a number of Ukuleles (all sizes) But I watched in AWE this morning, what a craftsman you are. I'd love to see your video of making the Finger planes you used. Thank you so much for this Video. 10 out of 10.

[@woodstoney]

JUst take a proper bow knowing that your hard work and skill left most people with their mouths open and their jaws dropped! Very nicely done!!

[@MrBruneaux]

I just ran across this video since I was watching a reaction video from a German woodworking channel. I didn't know that you are building guitars as well and participated in the GGBO. As I am a jazz guitar player and very interested in Archtop guitar building I am blown away what you have achieved in a first attempt in this incredible short amount of time. Just amazing, amazing, amazing!

[@malcolmharing3744]

You are definitely a professional woodworker, which definitely helps! Seeing your video has convinced me to not try what you have done. Kudos for such a beautiful work of art. (Coming from a sculptor of 69 years)

[@crystaltears9703]

Loved the way you played through the nerves and put your game face on to play for perfection. Nice job, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@timothyandrews2157]

I've always loved the archtop style, and watching your video helped me to understand the build process as no other video has. I don't have the time to watch a 10 part series on a build, and usually by the time they're over I can't remember the beginning steps in order. You are a true craftsman, and I can only imagine what the finished product might be if you were to take all the time you deemed necessary to build a top notch archtop.

[@ronnie5129]

Thank You, This Was Superb

[@davidcollins3906]

Fantastic job

[@hurdygurdyguy1]

Turned out very very very nice!!! Sounds great!! And thank you for just shop noise, no background music!

[@chrisferguson237]

Nine minutes in and I'm super impressed mate. The way you that you have jerried-up the steam box and heating iron is fantastic, it makes this process accessible for anyone.

[@Bizman62]

Having built half a dozen guitars during the last decade I've yet to encourage myself to build a fully hollowbody one. And you did that in mere two weeks! Not to mention the binding. You, sir, keep diving in the deep end every time and somehow you learn to swim before drowning!

[@jmsmsagrada]

Congratulations!!! Outstanding job!

[@108hindu]

I am in awe of your woodworking skills. Many times in the video I was gritting my teeth. The work was so delicate. It would have been so easy to make a mistake. Congratulations on having such skill. That was like watching an artist. Bravo.

[@stevemetcalf9109]

Incredible build, I love how we see a lot of the skills and ideas you had in your previous videos all come out in this build! Your atte turn to detail is impeccable! Love it! Thanks Pask!

[@r.l.7160]

I am not a craftsman, but I watched your video in amazement! Your talent as a woodworker is truly amazing. I enjoyed every moment. Thank you so much.

[@Raymond-rr5iv]

I really loved your video... very inspiring. I know I haven't seen everything but I've seen... and was surprised to see that you didn't play guitar because you built this one like a pro. First time out, this one is beautiful 🤩!!