Making A Custom Guitar From Scratch

Making a Guitar from Scratch!
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On this episode I’m building an electric guitar from scratch! This was one of the more difficult things I have ever made, and there were a ton of learning opportunities throughout the build, but I am really happy with how it came out. This projects includes many different woodworking techniques including, template routing, CNC, power carving, hand shaping, etc...
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Guitar Shredding - Shaun Boyd

[@MouthyKnight]

"Go easy on me" oh come on man, that sounded great!

[@ukaszs3986]

sounds on tune but a little bit stifled but may be because of quality of record

[@valkorion7042]

lol, I honestly half expecting him to just start ripping out some like Yngwie Malmsteen or something

[@ants4561]

Love the keychain on the drill bit tip. So simple but effective.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Totally, it works like a charm!

[@JBLewis]

@@shaunboydmadethis I see what you did there

[@jimr3633]

I all my years of woodworking and DIY, I have NEVER seen the keychain trick. Great idea, great build. Thanks for sharing.

[@263kiki]

yup, totally learned somthing

[@5skdm]

its like a plumb bob

[@garretalfert]

Not too long ago I started learning to play the guitar. And of course, ever since I also started contemplating to build my own guitar. So far I was pretty overwhelmed by how much specialty tools are needed for the different tasks. But since I also managed to open a Capri Sun from the top once, you finally gave me the confidence to also start planning my first guitar build. Thanks for that. Great video as always. PS: The guitar looks awesome.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

I totally understand. I put it off for a long time, too. But if you can open a Capri Sun, you are already on the right track! Good luck with it, and thanks for watching!

[@Ruukas9]

Use 3d printer to make a guitar xD it will be easierand faster

[@jeffmoore7551]

“Building a guitar can potentially require a truckload of specialized tools. But I wanted to see how minimal I could be.” I wish that a completely outfitted wood shop was as minimal as I could be.

[@ardyjan035]

Exactly what I thought :|

[@dt2419]

Just because they have those tools doesn’t mean you need them, he was talking about the fret cutters and those types of luthier tools. Everything else could be substituted for something else

[@hribc78]

@@dt2419 exactly! luthier tools can be expensive and if you´re not a full time luthier, you would want to get around that and use what you got or make it

[@dt2419]

hribc78 exactly, I have a bandsaw, radial arm saw, circular saw, jigsaw, router and a lot of other things but said other things aren’t important for the build. Out of those you could get away with a jigsaw, circular saw and a router.

[@kjemradio]

@@dt2419 You can make fret cutters. It's literally just an end cutteing pliers that's had the jaws flattened. Certain tools are indeed specific to luthiery that you can't find in big box stores. Single cut files is a good example (for filing down fret edges and leveling the frets), triangle files with rounded edges to avoid damaging the fret board. But you can build from basic hand tools, it just takes longer. Gauged nut and bridge files (specific to the string size you choose)

[@DaddyBear3000]

Thanks for the demo, it always bugs the shit out of me when people don’t show the instrument in action.

[@jackpatrick3082]

Karl Harris same

[@ranajeetidutta]

The best build I watched so far on KZbin.

[@donchaffins1313]

Check out Crimson guitar builds

[@TheEchelon]

Don Chaffins Video production wise this is indeed one of the best

[@auric_musika6248]

you should explore more then this is mediocre at best

[@rikiwakwak]

Rosa string works

[@dennisbinkhorst2039]

Next challenge: An acoustic guitar.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Definitely on the list! We will see how long it takes to build up the courage for that.

[@acoffeewithsatan]

A great tip for anyone pondering to take such adventure is to try and do progressively more complex repairs on affordable guitars. For the last 2 years or so, I've already gutted and soldered whole new electronics for one of my electrics, done many setups from my own guitars to friends' and some I've bought and resold, installed guitar nuts and, more recently and fairly more interesting, glued a neck scarf joint back together and replaced a classical guitar wooden bridge whose original cheap composite one had unglued itself. This sort of small jobs really give you a feel how everything comes together and the big difference small details make on the whole instrument. Some day, I hope, I'll have the experience to properly try and build my own guitar.

[@acoffeewithsatan]

As a final note, affordable guitars offer a great template because you can easily get your hands on them, they're not such a valuable or rare item that it would cause too big of a loss if the repair turns out flawed or straight up breaks the instrument even more, plus many of these would otherwise be thrown away or sit around unused, and some hours put into it will also give it a new life, even if it's not luthier-grade work.

[@the_nondrive_side]

Spending between free and $40 I've gained a nice collection of repairs and rebuilt instruments from ukulele 8 strings and Setar to BEAD bass etc.. Love my 93 G310B and my other Samick built instrument

[@aphexon.]

Shaun Boyd it is pretty easy, but u need to use only hand tools :)

[@JonnyBuilds]

Shaun, I think this is your best work yet! LOVED this video! The guitar is beautiful.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thanks man! This was such a challenge, but so fun to see it slowly come together.

[@balaacm]

It's true, I also loved this electric guitar it must be really cool to have a guitar made by yourself

[@wilfredjbrimley]

Thanks for a great video. One suggestion: since guitar nuts are usually made of bone or plastic, they eventually wear out (the slots get lower) and need to be replaced. Using CA glue means it will be hard to get the nut out without taking some wood with it. A tight fit (looks like you achieved that), a small dab of wood glue, and string tension will be enough to hold the nut in place. When it's time to replace the nut you'll be glad you used wood glue.

[@calinguga]

don't even need wood glue

[@cancan460]

@RyanPullin It's completely viable, and some luthiers even prefer it that way.

[@lohikarmi235]

wood glue can actually be a bad idea for glueing in a nut depending on the strength of the glue. In most cases just a minimal dab of CA glue is enough to keep the nut from sliding and when replacing it it's just a matter of carefully lifting it with screwdriver to break it free. I've never had the nut pocket break on me while doing it that way

[@mikejones-vd3fg]

@RyanPullin I think this is it, when i removed the nut on my fender american there didnt seem to be anything but some kind of thin residue on the one side of the nut, facing the bridge, like it was a sticker almost, or a line of thin glue/shellac but nothing on the bottom or other side of the nut or cavity to indicate any sort of adhesive.

[@tactiCole_]

This is honestly astounding. As an avid guitar player I would have never dreamed of making my own. The layering on the base is so good. The brass is excellent. The finish looks great. The dark string tuners look phenomenal. I would buy this for sure.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Really appreciate that! Super cool to hear people say they would want to play it!

[@zakknight3883]

The Capri Sun bit was great. The look on Chris's face when he STABS the bottom...

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Haha, coming up with those bits might be our favorite part. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Cheezy_Bunz]

Me: feeling like a master luthier when I change my strings This guy:

[@ryndanriley5348]

That's one of the best looking guitars I've ever seen.

[@HUISGaming]

Initially, I was apprehensive about Shaun joining Four Eyes, as I'm a big fan of your work Chris, and the structure of your voice overs as well. It took me the whole of one video to jump right on board, and now I love videos featuring both you and Shaun. The combination of your humour is just gold. Great move.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Really appreciate that, Tyler! Glad you are enjoying it, because we are certainly having fun working together.

[@longlost8424]

what a flashback you just took me through. as a soon to be graduating senior in 1980, I decided to "just wing that mother" and hand build a flying V design (slightly offset upper to lower end longer) with a strat style neck. I literally had no idea what I was getting into, nor knowledge as to how it would turn out. I used mahogany body and maple based neck. The guitar turned our great and I played it for years until I eventually gave it to the eldest child of my parents neighbors. about the only thing I did differently was that I preset the wiring channels within the layered body, thus producing a clean front and rear with just the wood to show. Great memories, and great video......

[@ZankoGamer92]

Great video. Just a little tip, make (or buy) the frets radius a little smaller than the fretboard's. The fret moving laterally helps in locking it into the wood. You can also put a little bit of glue to fill any gap beneath them

[@suckslip]

Loving the dynamic you guys have going. The podcast you two were on was hilarious. Good work Shaun

[@dgill441]

cool! do you have a link so I can listen?

[@suckslip]

@@dgill441 www.stitcher.com/s?eid=64007266&refid=asa Or episode 154 of the modern maker podcast

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Really appreciate it! We are having fun working together so far.

[@kypass]

@@shaunboydmadethis I love that you added... "so far"

[@maarcislv]

jeez, this is an inspiration. I recently gifted my lil bro my personal electric guitar which I bought for like 100 bucks, but now I wanna make a new one for myself and possibly in the future - another gift for him, because he inspires me as well, after he received my guitar, he constantly trains and talks about it, but sadly I get to visit him really rarely, because he lives miles away

[@davidneale-lorello2954]

Really gorgeous. Love the laminating -- choice of woods, depth of layers, all of it.

[@mikemattingly5825]

I really like the absents of the fretboard inlays. It looks really clean.

[@Realism91]

Love that you didn't glue on the neck, I've seen others do that, and increasing a hole size I use a stepped bit so it stays centered. I always keep a stepped bit with me, it's very useful.

[@ShogaiDeZpair]

I've seen a whole lot of guitars on KZbin - but damn this one looks really amazing. I love the contrast of the dark body and that gorgeous bright neck

[@mattrosenstein]

I’ll never build a guitar, but I thoroughly enjoyed watching the process! This is the most beautiful guitar I’ve seen yet! The cold brass epoxy looks incredible in contrast to the wood on the body!

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Really appreciate it, Matt! It was a ton of work, but I am stoked with how it came out.

[@sgtcarroll]

@3:47 HAHAHA! Love the collaborations you two are doing. Been a subscriber of both for years, and its fun to see you work together.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Awesome to hear, Brad! We are certainly enjoying working together, so glad to hear others are digging it, as well. Thanks!

[@paulfrombrooklyn5409]

When you were turning up the amp and plugging in the guitar at the end, it reminded me of Marty McFly getting ready to play his guitar on Doc Brown's amp in Back to the Future.

[@lapinus]

I know that it was an experiment, but I think that if you wanna build your own guitar without having lots of specialized tools, I think that a guitar kit would be the best choice. Still, if you do have the tools, time and patience, building it from scratch is a very nice experience. Good job man! I love this guitar.

[@BradsWorkbench]

The capri sun thing had me rollin! 😂

[@echtervogel]

Holy crap, yes... I am literally still rolling as I type this. Which is pretty difficult, too.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Haha! Those little bits are probably our favorite thing to come up with. Glad to hear we aren't the only ones that thought it was funny.

[@Ghostrider1717x]

Wow! This is a really impressive build! Great Job I’ve been thinking of tackling a project like this but my access to tools is fairly limited Thanks so much for including a list of the basic tools a person would need to go forward with this type of build. Can’t wait to see what’s next! Appreciate it

[@wildmanstudios6534]

AHHHHHHH STRUCK A CHORD Nice build. You earned a sub. Bonus points for engineering. Purely inspirational.

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Party on Shaun, Party on Chris!! Excellent!! This ties into my comment on Shaun's channel. You guys are gonna kill it together. Glad to be here with you guys!!! Dirty Jersey out!!!

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Haha, excellent! Thanks again, man!

[@laserfloyd]

Loved the layering of the wood. Slick looking guitar. Trying to find the courage to build my own as well. 😨

[@nathanpegram2312]

That guitar is sick! Love the cold cast brass epoxy with the dark wood! It looks like it would be worth a ton of money! Like 2-5,000 maybe more lol! Long story short! This is the best guitar making video I’ve seen, and by far the best looking turn out as well. Great Job

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Dang, really appreciate that, Nathan! I am stoked with how it turned out, so glad to hear other people dig it, too.

[@andreashamberg5666]

Your guitar is absolutely beautiful. Great work and crafmanship.

[@furthernorthfab]

Waiting for the ‘Shaun Boyd shredded this’ shirts to come out.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

The more accurate shirt would say "Shaun Boyd shredded the two things he remembers how to play."

[@ShaneCarrigan]

I've always wanted Warmoth to make a video like this.. this is spectacularly advanced.. as a new-ish woodworker and guitar player and hope-to-be-one-day shot at luthierism, this was great to watch. Loved how you embraced the cracks for the face.. I REALLY love the grain running up the fretboard.. i was equally anxious and hypnotized while you were hand sawing those fret slots.. i cant imagine putting all that work in and realizing once i played it that the pitch is off for one fret.... playing that thing the first time must have been the most satisfying playing experience ever.. excellent job

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Really appreciate it, Shane! I have been putting off making my own neck and fretboard for a long time now, so I figured I might as well just go for it. I am super happy with how it came out, and it was a great learning experience. And yes, playing it for the first time was really fun! Good luck with your woodworking journey!

[@mjfister]

Nice Shaun! A very stylish instrument and your passion for woodworking AND music is common to many of us... Also enjoy you and your PAL, Chris's creativity for design - "keep on, keepin' on"

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thanks Mike! Really glad to hear people are enjoying it, this was a fun build!

[@arneadamaelterman8850]

This has to be one of the best videos you guys gave made so far! I was laughing out loud with every pun and clever edit.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Really appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed the cheesy humor, too!

[@AGlimpseInside]

This was such a great project. So rewarding it must have been!! Also. Chris... beard is coming in nicely too!

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thanks! It was super rewarding to plug it in for the first time.

[@karlvonpackal1402]

Love some of the tips I’m gonna be stealing from this, questions: Did you ground the electronics to the bridge? What pickups are these? (Brand and series) Could you play some clean chords to hear the True Tone of the combined parts and wood? Lastly, how did that sawdust in the CA under the frets work out? Because getting a complete bond without gaps or weaknesses is crucial to sustain and tone.

[@dangerosa01]

Great job!!! I'm making my very first guitar and your video helps me a lot!!! Regards from Argentina!

[@Marcus.Tomlinson]

I just want to say you have improved heaps, your creativity is showing. your guitars are top level ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@foreversurf7670]

Nice channel bro

[@WebWebCero]

The wood you used to craft the guitar REALLY rocks! That sound is very bass heavy! Just what I like!

[@brainguy3263]

Good video. Learned the basics of setup a while back and started doing some work. Last one I did the owner told me he was not easily impressed but when he played that guitar after I set it up he was waaaay impressed. I'm no magician, I just learned from great vids like this. Keep em comin and thanks a million.

[@barbmelle3136]

From Leo: Beautiful job on the guitar, and a good job on the presentation. Even when I make my necks, I buy a pre slotted fret board from StewMac. They are only about $15 more than the price of a blank piece of rosewood and they are already slotted and milled to the proper radius. Saves a lot of time and effort.

[@jpcgordon]

I've probably watched almost all guitar build videos on KZbin and this sir is way up there with the great ones. Good work!

[@blessedheavyelements8544]

Beautiful man. Thank you for sharing. Was an enjoyable watch. Best Regards and Best Wishes for 2022!

[@aliceisstillinchains9177]

flying V is my favorite ...it sits so perfect when playing.

[@flyfly7109]

thanx for the video and for sharing your experience and knowledge

[@PeterMajewski-gr3re]

I'm on the same journey. I have made 3 guitars, man I wish I had the tools and shop like you do!! I made EVERYthing by hand.

[@felixfromnebraska8648]

This is a fantastic build, Shaun. Again your attention to detail is top shelf, my friend Thanks for sharing.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thanks for watching Felix! Really appreciate it!

[@discordmarauder]

I’m building my guitar with a drill press, band saw, orbital sander, router, and a chisel.

[@KarlKnowsMinecraft]

Doing a video on it? I need to see that because that's about the best I can afford to do too

[@discordmarauder]

KarlKnowsMinecraft no, but I can walk you through the process.

[@KarlKnowsMinecraft]

@@discordmarauder please do!

[@discordmarauder]

KarlKnowsMinecraft use a printed template of whatever body shape you’re making and trace onto some thin plywood. Trace the plywood template onto whatever tonewood you’ve selected for the project. Use the bandsaw for any major body cuts. Use the sander for finer smoothing and shaping. Then, use the drill press for the pots, switch holes, and a forstner bit for the neck pocket. The chisel isn’t entirely necessary, but I used it to make sure the neck pocket fit properly. Use the router for making the control and pickup cavities. I bought a neck online. I recommend sanding to a pretty high grit personally, but sanding and sealing is up to you. I hope this was helpful

[@americanyoutuber1364]

That sounds about right for what I used when I made mine, I also did it in 7th grade and this guy makes it seem way harder than it actually is lmao. Its basically just patients.

[@laradresden5914]

OK! so great job, but I hope you don’t mind a few pointers for your next build??? 1. radius the nut slot and the underside of the nut to match the fretboard radius (gives a more balanced transfer of tone) 2. Slightly over radius the fret wire so that when you tap down in the middle of the fret it generates an outward/sideways movement at the edges I can give you more pointers if you like, but...

[@zbqb84a]

Pretty sure I just watched someone use a nice CNC and drum sander refer to their tools as "minimal".

[@papa_kernels4816]

Reminds me a little of a billy gibbons style guitar with the natural wood finish. Very nice.

[@Aiskify]

Great job! Like the talman body shape too!

[@thomaswarren2699]

Dude. The keychain on the drillbit is genius

[@ballwizz23]

Dang! That was the most involved guitar build video I've seen on KZbin

[@jessem.2807]

Absolutely amazing! Beautiful guitar! Brass and walnut....👌

[@rahamtullahmansuri7665]

Big fan of yours and love what you make.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bentenpeterson]

Sweet video! You should do a follow up video where you take it to a master luthier for critique and also a really good guitar player for critique! 🧡

[@NotBCT]

I think this is the first time I've ever seen anyone do a Talman-style build. Many kudos.

[@Martynchubay15]

This is by far the most beautiful guitar I have ever seen, I want it so bad. Can I buy it?

[@ollie7070]

Depends. Have 2 grand?

[@llewelld2]

It's based on an Ibanez talman. You can pick one up relatively cheap when they come up.

[@riswandakafa9750]

I'm not a wood crafter but I think the precision is amazing!

[@bellysaurus8554]

*Sees 3 corner fret file* “We’ve got a badass here”

[@vitormartins5742]

That dude shaking his head after the bad pun made me subscribe haha The guitar also, of course

[@philipwray9734]

Measured and laid-back - a perfect portrayal of a luthier's craft.

[@Im_Ethanol]

The little shrug at the end just killed me 😂. And obviously an amazing, beautiful build.

[@larry6686st]

I thought you were going to play Smoke on the water. Love the touch with the brass/epoxy thing. I might have to try that

[@naterapp7881]

Beautiful project, Shaun. The brass epoxy looks great against the walnut.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thanks Nate! Glad you dig it.

[@74dartman13]

There's nothing like playing something you've built yourself! Your guitar looks great!👍😎🎸🎶

[@xbtkatana]

This was so great to watch and he can play the guitar really good also. There are craftsmen and there are artists like these who can make really special things

[@mariacastro7355]

I dig THE maple stripe....Very COOL 👍

[@lemon5501]

Alrighty I'm inspired to do this! I just planted an oak sapling, give it 30-40 years to grow and I'll be able to harvest wood off of it. Then I'll start making it!

[@juansolo1617]

Should try using a floating, double-locking tremolo like the Floyd Rose. It might take a few days to get used to it, but after that you'll never want to use normal tremolo.

[@BevelishCreations]

Wow this guitar is awesome! You really went all out! Great job!

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thanks, man! This one really stretched my skills and patience, but it was a really fun build!

[@AKHuntinFool]

That vid hits all the notes. Great job.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Nailed it! Thanks for watching!

[@dalgguitars]

Thank you David Fletcher.

[@lordcrayzar]

That white fretboard is slick as hell.

[@Controvena]

Amazing job, amazing video!

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thank you, really appreciate it!

[@theredravenworkshop3037]

This is so dope! The natural wood colors work so well. The detail is awesome!

[@louisaccardi2268]

Chris those two friends are the best kind of friends.

[@jamesh5460]

Holy dahm! The "furniture" on this guitar is awesome. Very well done and very jealous as I would love to be able to do something like this to make a bass for myself.

[@mikechadwick2785]

Chris!! Can you please make a SketchUp tutorial?? You have hands down the best plans, skills and animations compared to any other woodworker I have seen. Huge fan of your designs and work you produce! You're going places.

[@mannijimenezmusic]

Beautiful Piece.

[@Texicus_Reddicus]

Please go into detail about the electronivs next time. It can make or break a guitar depending on wether you use cheap components or a noisy circuit and it would be nice to know what you went with. truss rod isn't used because of temperature changes. It's there to counteract the strings trying to bend the neck in. Also if you can I recommend fish glue or Hyde glue instead of super glue so you can remove part for repair in the years to come

[@TaylorHubbell]

The band saw is back with a vengeance! Killer build Shaun.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

I'm a band saw boy. Thanks, man! This was a fun one.

[@steveburrows101]

Nice design, nice execution. Thanks.

[@MrJoeyDude]

Beautiful guitar I love the natural wood finish.

[@melroysoans951]

Great work bro. The Guitar is beautiful and unique looking.

[@davidboyce6975]

A great tool for shaping the neck is a shinto rasp. Popular with luthiers.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Yeah, I have seen a lot of people using those! Might have to try one on the next build.

[@petersoon8676]

Building a guitar is an art and able to set it sound good is a splendor.

[@shawncrosby8244]

Dude that is a beautiful axe, great craftsmanship, keep up the good work!

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Thanks Shawn! Really appreciate it, and I am stoked with how it came out.

[@tinacovers6525]

So I came to this vid cause I can’t afford a guitar and then I realised these tools are just as expensive

[@alexnelson8]

Tina Covers the wood isn’t cheap either...

[@tinacovers6525]

Dexter Rutecki yea ik but my dads a carpenter so he has a lot of wood

[@eeds9714]

you might be able to find a local place that will let you use their cnc router or tools for free, thats what i did! just takes some asking around

[@hyrumdetton12]

@@eeds9714 Well you really dont need a cnc, just some very basic and cheap tools. It will take some more manual labor and ingenuity though. Watch Burl's art for some more cheap guitar building tips. I'm looking into building an electric guitar myself.

[@eeds9714]

@@hyrumdetton12 so true, i just finished a build w only a jigsaw and handheld router, took a lot of time lol and doesn't look great but it works!

[@mohdfitri7050]

Everything look smooth in your magic hand.. 👍👍👍

[@dakotaenriquez8255]

Slaaaaaayyyed it... both the vid and the guitar!! I love that you guys know your channel is different and that you promote that. The lil inside jokes make the videos all the better.

[@shaunboydmadethis]

Really appreciate it, Dakota! We are having a lot of fun mixing our styles and seeing where it goes, so glad to hear you are enjoying it!

[@alexkrane9645]

17:56 was not expecting that at all 🤩

[@WatchJoelTV]

like ur no frills no trying to be a youtube star presentation. keep it up mate.

[@jcm_9994]

Sweet build and awesome amp at the end 👍🏼

[@hugoonguitar1793]

I watched this because I love guitars but now I also love this channel

[@GirlMakesSomeNoise]

Beautiful, nicely done