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amazing difference. thx!

5 years later it's still good advice

do you sell cnc files?

r u selling the cnc files?

What is the run time on a body like that after programming and all that?

Simply fantastic!!!!

HI, can you write me what is total investment ? Do I can also instal CNC to BF25?

can you up rade your video Ortur has a newer mother board out

Mikähän on vanerin paksuus?

Thank you Bud.. Awesome video.

from design to execution,,, this one is most beautiful guitar build i seen so far,,, and i seen a lot.

I dont think guitars amps or or pickups matter anymore with music being what it is now, still makes my brow raise when a 30 yo says anything about tone, tone????????

Can you tell me where you purchase that Back Cavity Cover? Awesome build by the way.

Glued neck joint...whew

Certo che è una vera faticaccia costruire una chitarra in questa maniera 😅😅

What CNC do you use? Can you tell me the name? Or did I build it myself?

That PC though...

Beautiful build dude. Have you tried using fixtures? I used to machine my bodies like you did in this video, leaving tabs and flipping half way but sometimes I ended up having problems with the position of the stock shifting a bit, resulting in lots of sanding to save the part. Now I cut all the way through and place it in a fixture that I butt up against a fence, then use edge finding on the corner of the fixture. It took me a while to build it but if you're building the same stuff a lot it ends up saving way more than it costs.

Hey, idk if for you it's the same problem and if you still haven't figured it out but I had these random stops you're talking about, using a different controller but also using mach3. I was reading something unrelated, about idling cpu cores and it dawned on me that it could have something to do with the machine stopping. Now I just let some 12 hour long video or something playing in the background and the issue goes away.

I didn't realize how compact this machine was in your other videos! I thought it was in a much pricier tier from watching you work with it. I wish they were available where I live.

Great work man. That's a nice CNC machine also, looks really sturdy. I built one at home which gets the job done but I'd like to upgrade to something more rigid and powerful.

so is this wired in speed mode not position?

Great video sir thank you for taking the time to make it

Beautiful and kickass video

love the partially scalloped finger board. Good idea.

Where’s the ASMR video of you cleaning up all those chips? Well done though!

I'm trying to invert the switch logic, I want to make the switch always on and register keyboard action when realesed, can someone point me a path ? I don't know a lot about coding and I think I'm searching the wrong way on how to do it

You're motherfuckin' talented pal. That's next level creativity, craftsmanship, and execution my man. You should be proud of yourself, but don't let that pride change your personality. Once I get my hands on some actual Cuban Mahogany (not Honduran), perhaps I'll ask you to make a guitar for me...

beautiful guitar

You could try to make a small step-up transformer like on the lace alumitones to bring the resistance up to par.

Artistry of her majesty.

Needs more likes

Awesome stuff! Would you have a parts list available? Such as the plates for the gantry and whatnot?

I mean he plays guitar like sht ))) BUT HE IS GOD TIER GUITAR MAKER )))

So sick

Lube the cut with a very small amount of WD40 once in a while and it will stop sticking to tool and machined surfaces

I have been watching your cnc videos. I actually built the rat rig using the same motors, spindle, etc. It was great having you on the side with the videos. It is a bit funny that you have turned more into woodworking, as that is where my hobby started. ❤❤ Keep up the great work.

Anyone building a pickup should know that the VOLTAGE induced in the coil is a function of the speed of the change in the velocity of the magnetic field. (Simplified explanation ). That's why a coil with a large number of turns has more output on the low strings, but the large distributed capacitance and resistance of that winding will roll off the highs, even though the voltage induced by the hi strings may be higher. ( The voltage is also a function of how far the strings travel. (No one said it was easy). All this can cause a lot of coloration on the output. On the other hand, the low impedance pickups (one turn?) have CURRENT in the winding changing. This means the response is mostly only affected by the action of the strings. Most of this type pickup will use a transformer to match the low impedance to the amp. This transformer can also influence tone. The Lace pickup is a prime example. Everyone is welcome to their own opinion on pickups. Diversity is good.

Hi buddy, I just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos on your milling project. Especially that you don't waste time and just want to learn from anything that gets in your way. I know that kind of enthusiasm and am already looking forward to following you. Who am i. Kai

Can u give us the cnc machine file for that ?

On your "programming the keyboard" section, shouldn't the OS handle delay and spam? If you hardcode it in the controller, how are you then gonna change any of this? Then, I've not done a keyboard before, so I don't know, but should the keyboard really be sending characters? I thought they send keydown identifiers which then are translated into chars by the OS, and sometimes a KD id might not even be a printable char but could trigger some kind of application or OS event. So maybe what those key Ids do or how they are translated is handled by a driver for the OS? So yeah, your keyboard won't work in any OS, anywhere, unless there is something I missed?

oddly satisfying

Fantastic review with very useful detail. Your communication style, vocabulary, and organization is very easy to understand without dumbing things down. I also appreciate that you just seem like you're just telling us how it is with no bs or fluff. Thank you!

How the Richauto A11 can be connected to this system......?

How long did it take you to build your shop, did you buy all your tools with the guitar $?

A Kiesel Vader clone if i ever saw one, that said if your gonna copy copy from the best.

Nice👌🏽 I love that kind of experimental sht

now you have had the masso for more than 6 months maybe you could do a updated review?

I would love to see a circuit schematic for the PCB in Fluence pickups, looking at how they do their preamp and what components are used give some insight into tone.