Thick mahogany one piece body with a Carlos highly figured Walnut top with a five piece wenge\mahogany neck topped with an ebony fretboard, extra jumbo stainl80'sess steel frets and an old english 🆘️ inlay at the 12th. Gotoh 510 18:1 locking tuners. Ebony headstock veneer with 333 logo at top of headstock. Bare Knuckle aftermath pups, vol\tone pots with oil capacitors. Coil splitter. And lastly an organic coldpress coconut oil finish❗🤘🤪 🔻🆘️🔺️
I'd add a shop Vac and mount the hose to the front of that set up to cut down on your dust. Obviously having enough hose slack to allow the free movement of the cutter. Might prolong the life of everything.
I actually have a dust shoe and have it hooked up to the shop vac. I just take it off for filming purposes or when I haven't run that particular part enough times to trust not being able to see what the router is doing.
@@dabbatecustomguitars That's funny because I thought "Wow I'm surprised someone like you wouldn't have that set up." Totally makes sense now. Always somebody second guessing you, I'm no different. Ha Ha. Nice video.
@@dabbatecustomguitars dude Danielson I can't find the songs you told me to checkout as I have looked everywhere... or were you saying on Facebook? Either way if you could just send your link to the songs you want me to hear would be awesomeness!🤘
It works faster than you! 😂 Congrats, buddy, super stoked for you!
Everyone works faster than me! And thank you very much!
It's nice to see someone using the Highline CNC. I'm building one myself. I would like to see more videos
Cool stuff and for a good cause🤘🏻
Thick mahogany one piece body with a Carlos highly figured Walnut top with a five piece wenge\mahogany neck topped with an ebony fretboard, extra jumbo stainl80'sess steel frets and an old english 🆘️ inlay at the 12th. Gotoh 510 18:1 locking tuners. Ebony headstock veneer with 333 logo at top of headstock. Bare Knuckle aftermath pups, vol\tone pots with oil capacitors. Coil splitter. And lastly an organic coldpress coconut oil finish❗🤘🤪 🔻🆘️🔺️
I'd add a shop Vac and mount the hose to the front of that set up to cut down on your dust. Obviously having enough hose slack to allow the free movement of the cutter. Might prolong the life of everything.
I actually have a dust shoe and have it hooked up to the shop vac. I just take it off for filming purposes or when I haven't run that particular part enough times to trust not being able to see what the router is doing.
@@dabbatecustomguitars That's funny because I thought "Wow I'm surprised someone like you wouldn't have that set up." Totally makes sense now. Always somebody second guessing you, I'm no different. Ha Ha. Nice video.
@@dabbatecustomguitars dude Danielson I can't find the songs you told me to checkout as I have looked everywhere... or were you saying on Facebook? Either way if you could just send your link to the songs you want me to hear would be awesomeness!🤘
Sub, from me