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Justin Lafuente
Registrace 14. 01. 2016
[GUITAR BUILD] The Balcony Stratocaster (full build + sound test)
Here's how I built my first guitar ! Built it mostly on my balcony using basics tools. hope you enjoy !
Guitar specs:
Alder body - 3 ply plastic binding
Flame maple neck - dual action trussrod - asymetrcal shape
Rosewood fretboard / mother of pearl inlays
22 Stainless steel Jumbo frets
25.5" scale / 10" - 16" compound radius
Seymour Duncan Hot Rails pickup
3 positions switch
1 volume - 1 tone w/ push pull coil split
Vegatrem tremolo
Fender rollernut
Gotoh locking tuners
Homemade trem stopper
PU finish
Guitar specs:
Alder body - 3 ply plastic binding
Flame maple neck - dual action trussrod - asymetrcal shape
Rosewood fretboard / mother of pearl inlays
22 Stainless steel Jumbo frets
25.5" scale / 10" - 16" compound radius
Seymour Duncan Hot Rails pickup
3 positions switch
1 volume - 1 tone w/ push pull coil split
Vegatrem tremolo
Fender rollernut
Gotoh locking tuners
Homemade trem stopper
PU finish
zhlédnutí: 437 335
Video
[CAFE RACER BUILD] HONDA VF750S - V45 SABRE
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 4 lety
My very first cafe racer project. Building and restoring my dad's old Honda VF750S from 1982 reusing most of the OEM parts and scratch. Enjoy ! Music : Lee Rocker - Rockin' Harder
Loved the edit. Switzerland? Région Lémanique?
@@FelixSalazar Exactly ! It’s Lausanne ;)
@@justinlafuente1782 Love that city. Lived there for a few years. Again, congrats on the good work with the guitar. And the editing of the video is remarkable
This is really impressive i love it! Im actually trying to decide between a couple of different bikes for my first one and a 750 sabre is one of them, but i wanted to see it changed up like this and this has helped me make the decision. Id like to be able to talk to you about it when i get into it if thats ok? Send me a message when you can
@@AlexHerbert-gy9vn Hi ! Thanks ! Sure no problem 😉
Wow, that is very impressive! Thanks for sharing this with us!
nice job! I'd play it!
Fantástico 👏🏾!!!
How do you find the Vegatrem for a compound radius till 16"? Can the saddles be adjusted for 16" radius? I guess it stays in tune looking from the video. Awesome guitar you have there btw
The vegatrem feel really nice ! The radius is 10" at the nut, 16" at the 22th fret. Because it keeps flattening, it should be around 19" or 20" at the bridge. I don't remember exactly. But the setting range is quite wide, no prob to set it at 16" I guess. I put the neck quite high while routing the cavity, this way the saddles of the vegatrem are set up quite high as well and I don't feel the adjusting screws while palm muting
Wow amazing !
I have immensely enjoyed watching you build this guitar very innovative, very precise and the way you take that work to peace in April and made it work with a really unique looking shade. Looks like it would make for a comfortable strong play, especially for one who was excluded running our pay years so thank you. For sharing this build , it has been great watching
Too fast!
Dude that's awesome, you might not read this , but I think you did a great job
Thanks a lot 🤘
It's hard to hear what the guitar sounds like due to the upstaging track.
Nick Johnston!!! 🔥 Amazing guitar and built video. Wanted to watch 1 minute but it's so addictive.
Qual nome da música?
Belo trabalho! Linda guitarra, lindo som. Parabéns!
Looks so good bro, My dad is going to give me the same motorcycle and I'm thinking about what to do with it and this is a very good idea.
the nex octagon?
I'm certainly not saying this wasn't an excellent job for both making and playing the guitar, that was fantastic. What I am saying is this is the second misleading title as far as making guitars goes that I've seen this week. The first video I saw had a title along the lines of "Built for $30". Then the guy proceeded to use at least as many tools in his workshop of probably $10,000 of tools as the guy used in this video. To title this as a balcony Strat because that's where you made most of it is not quite true. He simply moved his workshop equipment out onto the balcony to do what he usually does in the workshop.
Top work brotha 🙏
Congratulations. Perfect 👏👏👏👏👏
Dude you have serious Talent 👍 Beautiful 💯
Great project, great execution! The unexpected is cleverly handled! Good Playing ! 9:30 what is played here, please !
Thanks ! Nick Johnston - Remarkably Human
@@justinlafuente1782 Thanks !!
Ansolutely brilliant build! You sir are very clever :)
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Cool as hell. Thanks dude. No criticisms whatsoever. Just awe in your handy work and condensed filming. I really hope you have a 100 watt amp and blare that puppy out into the world every chance you get.
what beautiful guitar and great craftsmanship, so do a give away👏 give away👏 give away👏 give away👏 give away👏 give it to me😏
Fab!
maker and player!!! awesome
obrigado
how i can make the giutar screem wahhhhhh waaaah weeeeew
Absolutely beautiful looking and sounding guitar. Respect on that build!
cool af
At times like these i would love be a rich famous guitarist just to be able to buy this amazing work. Truly beautiful guitar mate
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I wish I could put frets in that fast.
Nádherná práce
Massive thumbs up for a reversed headstock!
I'm a neophyte guitar builder, and just finished a jazz bass for my dad....I feel in awe of makers like this fine gentlemen!
Guys, can someone name the first theme which was played?
Nick Johnston - Remarkably Human
@@justinlafuente1782 thanx a lot!!!!
beautiful work
Great work but I would not like to have been your neighbour with all that wood working on your balcony! 😉
Brilliant job and a joy to watch ✌🏻🙏🏻
awesome job and play..!!!
You play greatt ❤
Nice save on the router chip out! My first bass body was alder, and I had a similar problem that I could luckily just sand out.
That's impressive! Start to finish.
Magnifique, bravo 😊
What's the name of the song at 10:34 ?
Pink Floyd - Mother
@@justinlafuente1782 thanks mate
Wow! Very impressive work! And nice chops too!
Great build. Seeing an interpretation of the endurneck on a more classic guitar is pretty cool.
im stealing your "dremel method" on the stainless steel frets.