Phoenix Rising Guitar Building Series Episode 15 | Finishing the Guitar Neck - Parts-1

[@JimsMusicJourney]

I do not know much about being a luthier but I do have basic knowledge of guitar and bass repair. Watching your channel is a wealth of knowledge. It is also very relaxing to watch.

[@jonwold]

Looking good, thanks for sharing your excellent process for positioning holes for the tuning machines. I also enjoyed the rant 😅

[@KeenerCustomGuitars]

No one should u how to use ur tools u know ur tools and u know ur set up ,I can't stand when people tell me how to use my tools, and I also agree with a good wood worker who knows how to use tools still has all his fingers ,I still have all 10 of my digits as well ,keep up the outstanding work and fantastic videos I learn alot of little tips and tricks from u

[@davidwellings2783]

You rant away Daniel! (Actually, I didn’t think you were!) I believe you always point out potential pitfalls and problems that could occur during a build! That headstock looks a fine piece of work - look forward to seeing it under the finish! This has been a great series! Excellent stuff! 🥰🥰🎸🎸🍷🍷

[@denisweening]

Thanks for sharing, great knowhow and tips to find in every single video! Thanks Daniel

[@janmrlik2763]

Hi, Daniel, excellent work, congrats! You do not need to read any idiocies of those all-knowing "experts" - do what you consider to be the best, as you always did. Fingers crossed!

[@SweetTGuitars]

I would never use gloves anywhere near a router table so the Netherlands got that right! I also don't like the push blocks. Safety is a mindset first and knowing your tools is the first part! Just do you brother. Loving the Phoenix so far!✌️&💙

[@kostiaho9011]

Another great video.🎉

[@숲비밀의-r8k]

As I grow older, I have a growing desire to learn guitar. I want to keep this precious piece of art with the touch of a master craftsman. If you could tell me how I can own your guitar, I would be grateful.

[@jon.martian]

hello Dan, well that was another fantastic watch, again with plenty of explanations as to why you do it like so. keep your fingers and thanks for the great work.

[@scottandpeggygrant2346]

Daniel So good to see you back in the guitar saddle ! I know ,a bad pun but you seem to be carrying a new found calm ! I am close to plugging in my first LP style guitar you have been an inspiration both technically and just as kind luthier host it really comes through your videos.

[@PvLModelspoor]

Ha vakman, goed bezig weer, wordt een pracht gitaar man!

[@j.boogie1646]

Can't wait till the next episode . See ya then

[@fredericdl]

Nothing to say, videos always perfect

[@RC-xi1xb]

Love your work! I do some Luthier work (CNC due to PD). Love watching how meticulous you are. About like me and painting....... Keep it up, much love for what you do!

[@richardcarpenter154]

Perfect

[@EntropiaGuitars]

There's too many "youtube experts", glad to hear you calling it out. I've a friend who's a woodworking teacher, missing the top of his finger. He jokes with his students that it's a lesson he can only show the example 9 more times so be careful :D You missed a golden opportunity to do a Salt Bae impression when gluing the final head veneer!

[@ghosthawk65]

Great advice as always. Please can you tell me what pillar drill you use? Cheers.

[@UnquendorGuitars]

It is the Bosch PBD40

[@uberaxeguitars5463]

Before I've even seen the video, I thumbs-up. Man, I appreciate the hard work you put in to make these videos!

[@zeffneeson5214]

I want that bandsaw 👌 my old record has seen better days 😂

[@mrwaffles1394]

The internet safety police crack me up. To quote Sawyer Design,... not your fingers, not your problem.

[@KeenerCustomGuitars]

Daniel I just had a question,how far is ur aluminum pin offset from blade on ur proxxon mini table for fret slot cutting? I would like to make one

[@UnquendorGuitars]

I believe is has a 10mm offset, but it doesn’t really matter as long as it isn’t in the path of the blade.

[@mkscustomcreations1061]

Hey Dan, what is that yellow vise are you using on your bench?

[@UnquendorGuitars]

It’s a Stanley quick close vise.

[@deacondoings]

Hey Daniel wear gloves (Just kidding LOL)

[@bedlam46]

counting fingers made me laugh,, i have friend with less fingers then he was born with ;-)

[@peeemm2032]

Meticulous work as always! Ignore the armchair experts - there are a lot of idiots In YT comment sections... I've been using power tools my whole life, and have never cut myself (have with handtools though). I'm always careful when using routers and saws - I like my fingers, and find them very useful, so want to keep them. I'm always aware of where my fingers are in relation to the sharp parts of tools. Gloves are sometimes more dangerous because you xan't feel where your fingers are, and as you said, they can get caught.... It also helps if you're not drunk or high while you're working.....

[@allenmitchell09]

I’m down to 5 fingers lol

[@edadpops1709]

Any journeymen knows that gloves are very dangerous.I have to chuckle when a KZbinr woodworker puts gloves on to route or saw.