How I Made This Partscaster for Under £200
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2023
- I went a bit unhinged at the end there, didn't I?
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I hope my awful playing did this guitar justice! Sorry about the sound quality, I recorded this like 5 times and then just gave up and went with the camera audio.
The total cost of this guitar ended up at £197.07 when you take off that £15 refund and then add the price of the new pickguard and the 2nd set of tuners.
PARTS LIST:
BODY - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/394331168077
NECK - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234913813956
LOADED PICKGUARD - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325590886251
WILKINSON BRIDGE - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/392704244665
NEW PICKGUARD - amzn.to/3nxyUFd
CORRECT TUNERS - www.aliexpress.com/item/32997...
DELONGE STLYE PICKGUARD - amzn.to/3LKHLf4
STRING TREES - amzn.to/3M2ugc0
(some of these prices have changed but shop around for similar items you'll get the price I paid somewhere!)
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Man, you made it look so easy to build this strat. Kinda inspired me to get back on track with my tele and jazzmaster projects that has yet to finish.
Do it Donatello! You'll not regret it. Send me some photos of them when you get to them 😄
Finish the Jazzmaster and post a vid!
The tele would be cool. They are great to play but I can’t stand looking at them. Butt ugly. Lol! I know guitars aren’t supposed to be about how they look. But to me, they are pieces of art. I regularly spend huge premiums to get very minor aesthetic upgrades on guitars I buy. I recently sold my first real strat just to get the exact same model in a different color. It was a big financial loss, but I am SO much happier with one with the exact color I wanted (fiesta red. Vintage gooeyness. It looks like it hasn’t dried yet and I love it). I just talked my buddy into spending an extra $1000 on his new PRS to upgrade to a super rare custom color. He is beyond thrilled and says I was right. He thinks it was worth every penny. And I do it with cheap guitars too. I got a J Mascis squier Jazzmaster instead of a cheaper squier Jazzmaster because the j Mascis had the aesthetic I wanted. I payed almost double but it was worth it. And that guitar plays better than a Mexican Jazzmaster anyway. Best squier ever built by far. See the reviews and you’ll understand. It’s beyond amazing. A real pro guitar built by squier.
The pearl and aged white with that green is so nice looking. I liked the white guard but the pearl one just fits better. Great video! Love the easy to follow mod guide
I agree it was a stunning combo 👌 just works so well. Thanks bud 🙏
I agree in regard to the pearlized guard, except that one with a slightly green tone would have matched this guitar body better.
THANK YOU so much for the advice on going super slow when starting to drill the post holes for the bridge. Doing that to avoid chipping the paint is so smart. I never would have thought of that and I would have been SO bummed. You are the best.
Or some tape
That thing turned into such a mean machine at the end. I can't wait to see the setup video. Nice work!
Haha thanks bud, yeah I'll get to that soon, I want to do it with minimal tools etc too
Pearl looks so much better...also, I'm surprised the nick pickups lasted as long as they did 😂
Haha I know, I had it in the house like that for about a week and it was killing me 😭😂
Nonsense. I always saw a perspex pickup, because all those horror colours you all like, are, well, YOUR taste. And by definition I want something else. One ought to build ones guitar oneself, buying is brrrrrrr! And never nick any pickups anymore, you nutty boy! Nick pickups?!
@@voornaam3191 you ok dude?
@@Giant_Guitars Hmmm.
@@voornaam3191 you don't know what a nick pickup is......how the uneducated live is beyond me
Great video, you make the process look so easy.
I'm completing a Tele build at the moment, but could be tempted to do one of these as well.
Can't wait for a follow up where you show set up steps - this'll be the hardest part for me, as I don't necessarily have all of the correct tools for the job e.g. nut files etc. - here's looking forward to some tips.
Working on this video right now, I hope to make it my next upload! Hope your Tele turns out well 👌
Rub some bar soap into your screw threads, it'll help to cut those new holes, especially in the neck. And, if your body neck screws are one drill size bigger the screw threads wont grab hard and transfer the clamping force of the plate directly to the neck. If the screws are tight in the body holes the clamping force only holds the plate against the body and cant pull the neck tight into the neck pocket.
Its gorgeous!
Oh good tips thanks for this 😀
Really enjoyed watching this. I’m an admirer of your work as seen on Instagram - getting an insight into how you do it was great. Keep ‘em coming dude!
Thanks Jamie that means a lot to me, honestly
Nice to hear that those Guyker locking tuners aren't crap. I have their copy of a TP-6 fine tuning tailpiece on one of my guitars, and it's really impressed me.
i like the placement of the switches, it leaves enough space under the volume pot to turn it comfortably with your little finger.
Yeah that's true, you could roll it nicely with your hand!
Been a while since I’ve done a parts guitar. You’ve made me want to do another. Great video
Thanks James, glad to be of some inspiration and I hope you do another!!
The pearl is so much nicer! It's really impressive what you can put together for relatively cheap
Thanks bud, it's definitely worth checking around for these cheap parts!
That's a cool Stratocaster!
I respect your skill in processing it!
Appreciate that bud thank you 🙏
Man that is actually beautiful!!!!!! Great partscaster !!!! Excellent video
Thanks again bud, I appreciate that!!!
Great video. Feel free to do more of these
Thanks 😊 I still try my best
Hey man, just got recommended you randomly. Cool to see somebody from Northern Ireland doing this type of content.
I've subbed and I'll keep watching.
Thanks Mark, glad you were recommended me! Thanks for the sub! There's plenty more in Northern Ireland that I wish would do similar to this on CZcams too!
@@Giant_Guitars aye, there's a decent amount of players for such a small country. You've got me looking at a strat body now when I've still got an unfinished 7 string I'm building lol.
loved this. would be awesome if you could showcase your lessons learnt in terms of part selection. i've been thinking of doing something similar but im always hesitant of buying a body and neck from different sources. i dont mind doing some sanding like you've done here but having the neck and body remotely fit would be a very big step to make this process less tedious
Thanks Sten and yeah you make a good point, I often just buy stuff and worry about making it fit later so I forget sometimes that most people won't want that
Man I love this stuff. Max bang for the buck all the way. Great build. 😎
Haha thanks, I hope the £100 one comes close
Your videos are so relaxing. Especially with the birds tweeting in the background. ;)
Haha yeah I've a lot of birds around my house, the seagulls are annoying though!
Love how the first thing you play is My Own Summer! 🤘
Thank you 🙏
The best plot twist!!! I'm also a single humbucker guy! Love it
Thank you 😊🙏
you should do more vids like this, epic dude.
Thanks dude I will for sure
awesome video, i've just started looking for parts for my first build. i was thinking of doing the finish myself but seing the quality is probably better than i'd manage i might just get a cheap finished body too
Awesome stuff mate, definitely worth trying your own paint job of you want a really custom colour but if you can find one like this that you like it's definitely worth the money
this such a great vid... would love to see more.
Thank you 🙏 I'm currently working on a very very similar one but with all real Fender parts and still for cheap so stay tuned 😁
I've been following you in instagram for a couple months now. Igood thing you were in my recommendations, didn't knew you have a youtube channel. Definitely dothe £100 build
Thanks bud I appreciate it 🙏 I just started CZcams at Christmas there, wish I'd started sooner haha. And yeah I'm currently still shopping around for that £100 build but it's coming!
great build and video edit!
Thank you bud
Very good job mate 👍
Awsome build, I put the same trem on all 5 of my strats. Well done 👏
Thanks Mike, yeah I was pleasantly surprised by it and still am. I'll not write them off so easy next time.
@@Giant_Guitars my favorite neck for parts caster, maple fender players series MIM. Amazing
A good job 👍 The end was unexpected 😂
Haha thanks bud
Mine started as a Starcaster Strat by Fender wjich I stripped completely of all but the trem plate and neck backing plate then ended with many replaced and upgraded parts and electronics.. all costing a bit more for this build.... including 3 P/P 500K vol Pots for coil split on 3 quad rail humbuckers , 3 -500K tone pots 6 chrome knobs, 3 -.047 tone caps a 6 pin sp/st toggle switch to activate the bridge and neck p/u regardless of the 5-way switch position. added a brass full sized trem block roller saddles ans string trees locking tuners A custom hand made stainless steel extended pick guard held to the body by black screws to mount all the extra pots and switches including the relocated output jack. also black strap locks then a custom stars and planets ,space theme paint job on body and head stock with a 2K clear coat fine sanded and buffed to a glassy shine........ renamed to the .....Stellarcaster It cost a total of less than $400 USIf ordered from anywhere else would cost a few thousand at least. O did it all myself to my personal desired specs...lol the original guitar was under $100 used and the rest of it bought on Amazon.. all but the spray paint used from the can for major painting or and used in an airbrush for the finer details, decanted into a small container for use in the airbrush... all mine... very cool and completely unique.
Sounds like a superb project, I'd love to see some photos of that sometime bud
Quite a relaxing voice you got
Wow thanks, I never thought anyone would say that. The Northern Irish accent is pretty harsh and I cringe listening to myself 😂
You really did a superlative job here. Absolutely spot on the dollar.
Thanks mate I appreciate that
man ! this guitar is lovely ,you have golden hands ! have good day !! Marcel from Poland
Thanks Marcel 😁 I appreciate you 🙏
The end result would have been my first choice, nice job man
Me too haha 😆 thanks dude
thanks for the links! yes on the 100 gbp build! and yes on the giveaway
Anytime 😊
Nice Deftones riff!!! I heard 7 Words (different song) when it first came out on the radio but they never announced who it was so i spent almost 3 months trying to find theband name. Was a much different time. Anyway great build! Love watching your content! Thanks!!
Thanks Spencer, I appreciate that 🙏
great vid.. and dealing with the finish with drill bits is not easy.. sharp tools go slow.. i did hear that turning the drill backwards will help a bit as well.. when doing a partscaster.. the NECK is the best place to spend money.. Pickup next.. looks great now.. lol.. enjoyed this..
Thanks bud and yes someone commented here about going backwards with the drill bit so I'm going to test that out! You're 100% right and (obviously not this video) most of my partscasters start with a neck - like the block inlay Gold Thinline I did a few months back!!
I did a Partscaster build out of Fender parts and whilst it's a great build, I wouldn't go down that route anytime soon because of budget. What you've done here is a perfect alternative and a challenge I'm going to try when funds allow!
Definitely do it! I love finding cheap ways to make decent and fun instruments and would love to see more people do the same!
Amazing build, I bet it stands head and shoulders above the quality of any Classic Vibe or Player Series. Shows how much Fender is up charging their products.
Just one little thing I could not help but notice. You may have run into the same problem that Aaron from Warmoth ran into with the Wilkinson compact series bridge. There are a couple of videos on their channel explaining the issue. The block on some of the more modern Wilkinson bridges is only 36 mm deep compared to the full size Strat bridge depth of 40-42 mm. I believe that is why the springs are dangerously close to the cavity at the back. Swapping the block with a full size one will alleviate the issue. The short block is ideal for the thin body of a Squier Affinity Strat though!
Appreciate that but 😃 and thanks for the info on the Wilkinson, that totally makes sense and I didn't realise 🙏
A rheostat switch wired in series parallel would have been an interesting solution to the second scratch plate not marrying up - could have run tone and volume from the bridge to it...anyway, just got through working on a strat of my own today, so pumped to watch vids like this. Cheers! Great work. Do an Esquire for less than a hunnert quid! Then, ship it to me. Kidding, Not really. I'll play songs on it, and post it to my tiny channel. Luv, bruv.
Haha thanks bud, I'm actually doing a bit of an esquire build right now but not a cheap one lol
Lol that neck pickup trash can is hillarious, well done sir!
Thank you mate 😂
What a well made video, thanks very much. I reluctantly sold my 2 guitars last year as I needed the money :( was just watching some Tom Delonge videos, that's maybe why this video came up not sure (the invader pickups and colour make it look like a TD signature model). Decided I'm gonna be making this over the next month or two 👍
Thanks bud, I hope you do make one! Good luck and send me some photos when it's done 👌👌
How lame is that Tom Delong guitar! So expensive for so little
@@thegoodguy44 well I wouldn't say it's lame and you've watched the video so you were curious to click and look at it. It's expensive yeah definitely for a guitar with one pickup and no switching options but that's a signature model for you.
Love this!
Nailed it at the end too. 🤣
😁🤣 thank you mate
I think it looks awesome with both pick guards and the neck
Thanks bud
Okay I'm sorry.... but whoever said your pickguard was ugly is probably just a jealous you know what. I think the white pearl pickguard with the two Invader-type pickups looks absolutely amazing! That being said, the black pickguard doesn't look bad either. But honest to God, your first thought I feel was brilliant. Two Invader looking pickups with the white pearl pickguard against the sea green body~ it looks incredible. Plus, you have extra tones with that configuration that you can't get with the black pickguard and single humbucker. All in all though, it's so much fun just to experiment with different ideas and setups. So I guess there's no right or wrong as long as you're having fun, right!? Great video! Thank you 🙏
Thanks dude yeah totally agree, the 2 invader style humbuckers is a really cool setup!! And the coil split toggles makes it even better haha I just love single pickup guitars too much I suppose
You maybe should have explained the trick with the straight edge when installing the tuners. Some people may not have known why you did that and skipped it. Same goes for the tape wrapped around your drill bit to mark for depth. For those wondering, the straight edge made sure his tuners were lined up perfectly. And the tape was placed in a pre measured spot to make sure he drilled down to the correct depth. Great tricks. This video is packed with smart tips and tricks that may not be so obvious to some people. People like me. Me and my soooper entelijent publik scool edgecashin.
Thanks bud
This was a wonderful video! I'm one of your followers on Instagram, & I've enjoyed your content when turning guitars into one pickup guitars. You've got a subscriber here! 🤘🎸
Thank you Panzer, for both the Instagram follow and the sub here 🙂 it's appreciated bud 🙏
@@Giant_Guitars My pleasure!
Oh, and I meant to add - You do a great job of dealing with the inevitable, insufferable, CZcams jerks, wads, a-holes, haters, and the just generally miserable people who have nothing going on in their lives, then to post negative comments.
I loved the one about the Harley Benton because he assumes the quality of yours vs theirs, BUT most importantly because "it doesn't require any work."! I mean, THAT alone explains everything! Lol
Haha thank you my friend 🙏
I've been building a guitar for the past month and you've used the exact same bridge and tuners! for the price, the tuners are brilliant
Awesome dude 👌 I'm glad you agree, if you have me on Instagram send me some photos of your build, would love to see it!
Sweet guitar, nicely done
Thank you bud
That looked fun and refreshing.
Thanks Patrick
Just knew the pickup removal was coming. Stay true to what you like!
Exactly haha
I would love to see a video on making the sharp fret edges smooth. I have a warmoth neck i want to put on a strat i bought, and i will, but id really like to dress the frets so the edges arent so sharp. Would like to watch a video on ot before buying any fret files. I'm sure you'd do a great video on it whenever you have time!
Thanks Jim I'll try include all that in my setup video for this one 😁
Last two minutes were dead funny! Great video man
Thank you bud, appreciate it 🙏
That middle position sound so cool, a bit like a jaguar’s middle position 18:44
Yeah it was nice for sure 😄 until I removed it haha. Thank you bud 🙏
Sounds great
Reminds me of the Tom Delong model. Nice work man!
Inspired for sure, I'm currently refinishing my Delonge! Thanks bud 🙏
@@Giant_Guitars I am watching that video now! Ha.
@@jeffparks6089 thank you bud 🙏
I built a 7 string strat but had issues with the ground noise. Got pretty frustrated with it and left it in the corner of my room. Your build video is really inpiring, might finish my work finally.
Finish it bud 🙏 grounding buzz or noises can be a real pain sometimes and I still get issues like this all the time, I'm confident you'll get there with yours!
Wilkinson makes awesome bridges ive got a brass trem and bridge on my strat
Beautiful build!
Thanks Johnny 🙂
@@Giant_Guitars haha 'you only need one pickup'! Agree. I loved the pearly white pickguard but the black looks sick too!
@@johnny62 yeah I love the pearl too but I didn't have a single humbucker pearl pickguard to spare haha
This is so damn cool!
Appreciate it 👍
Gorgeous build. Love what you chose to do with it. I'm a weirdo and still would have shielded the painted cavity too lol
Haha love it and thank you bud 🙏
Maybe running the drill backwards to start the holes in the paint would help with chip out. That's how you get the hole started in gel coat usually.
Thanks bud I'll be sure to try this
Amazing! Tempted to have a go myself...
Do it bud! I couldn't recommend it enough 👌 I'd love to see more people trying this kind of guitar
If you go to the trouble of adding copper shielding to the cavity, is that not an opportunity to save yourself soldering onto the claw? Just run a wire to the cavity and screw it in place, or even have some insulated spade/crimp connectors so that it's easily removed and reattached?
love the final outcome. I would appreciate knowing how easy it was to transfer the pick ups and wiring over from the pearl guard to the black one.
Thanks bud! It was very simple to swap. If you're pickguard is the right shape etc it's not a big job to do! 🙂
@@Giant_Guitars Can you explain the single switch and single volume knob? I am want to emulate this combination.
Great video. I really want to do something like this but it's a little scary. I have an inherited Yamaha Pacifica from a friend that is ancient. I'm a beginner so it's OK for me now. I like the feel of the body and neck but the electronics need replacing. I am thinking of buying a cheap HSS loaded pickguard for a fender from Amazon and swapping it into my guitar. I would love to know if you think the sound in the cheap pickups are good enough.
Thank you bud 🙏 Yamaha Pacificas are superb little guitars - the first guitar I felt properly comfortable to play was a Pacifica! Every cheap pickup will be different but I'm sure you can find good sounding cheap ones yeah. Just maybe take the pickguard off your Pacifica first to make sure you have enough space under there for all the electronics!
love this build, I am thinking about putting those pickups on my Strat, are the pickups & electronics okay - would you recommend them?
Thanks 🙏 well they sound great for the price, I think if you're on a budget then you'll not get much better for so cheap. If you've got a bit more to spend then definitely upgrade them, especially the electronics. But totally good as is for the price!
It would look cool with a matte black body and a clear guard that you can see the copper through it.
First of your videos and that pickup removal got me wondering why I'm looking for a HSH strat with splittable humbuckers when I've actually only played bridge pickup for the last 30 years.
Haha I feel you! 😂😂
I didn't like the pearl pickguard either. Glad I watched to the end, it looks absolutely killer now.
Thanks bud 😊
When scoring the paint at about 10:10, I have had good luck running the drill on reverse, it has a much duller "grab" on the finish.
Thanks dude I've heard this a couple of times now and I'll try it next time for sure 😃
Love your pickguard comment lol!! And the guitar of course:)
Did you dismember the pickguard and put it in that little bucket of trash you threw away at the end?
this guitar looks so fun to play
It totally is, just need to sort the buzzing
The black pickguard looks sooo much better. Made it louder.
Thanks haha it totally did
Great build. Preferred the pearl pickguard.
Thank you bud and yeah the pearl was nice too 😀 if I'd had a pearl single hum pickguard lying around I'd have used it as that was a spur of the moment thing.
You made a comment about the strap buttons being too small near the start of the video. I like to use tall bass string retainers as strap buttons (example: Gotoh RB30). You almost don't need straplocks with a pair of them.
Thanks bud I'll look into them!!
To prevent the paint chipping, instead of going excruciatingly slow i would have clamped a scrap of wood over it. Also running the drill in reverse before drilling helps to prevent tear out if you decide not tu use the wood
Cheers I'll try that! I've only ever done it in the reverse where I put a block under something to prevent tear out when you go the whole way through but I guess it makes absolute sense to do it the way you describe also!
Hoooly... You replied in 3 minutes on an 11day old video. If the contet hadn't gained you a subscriber, this definitely did!
@@gialtro well thanks 🙏 I'm not always so quick haha I just happened to be on my phone and saw your comment as it came through. Appreciate it bud 🙂
Looks really nice.
Thank you Martin
Did you really throw those pick ups ?? 😯
@@marting.official yes and no haha. Yes I threw them but onto some bubble wrap and I picked them out again straight away 😁
😅😅😅I knew what you were going to do as soon as you said there was a problem with the guitar!
Hahaha 🤣 good stuff 😀
This video is a big inspiration, I'd want to try building something like this in the future.
How do you find those pickups? They have a really cool aesthetic, the whole pickup assembly with the switches is really nice, very versatile setup.
This is what I could find out about the pickups based on a reverse image search:
Magnet: Ceramic.
D.C. Resistance:
Neck: 10±0.5
Bridge: 12±0.5
Personally for the price you'll not get much better of a pickup setup, are they as good as Seymour Duncans? No. But are they value for money and very good anyway? Yes! I think if you use this as a base and replace the pots + blade switch you could have a killer setup
@@Giant_Guitars That is a great way to look at this stuff. The strat has been copied and mass produced so much that it's easy to find decent parts for it on a budget as well. Really a no brainer if you want to build your own electric.
Answer to strap lock button issues:
1. buy 2x bottles of Grolsch.
2. Drink beer.
3. Remove red rubber washers from bottle re-seal cap mechanism.
4. Affix strap on guitar.
5. Lock strap on with red rubber washers recycled.
6. Buy more Grolsch.
😅
Step 6. Is my favourite 🤩
Thanks for this haha
def appreciate that my own summer riff lol
I got guyker tuners on my 30" baritone. And they are incredible
Glad I'm not the only one!
Hola, muy interesante el vídeo, me puedes compartir la marca del mástil, o la tienda donde lo compraste? Se ve de buena calidad!!
It's a Fender Tom Delonge Stratocaster
This guitar looks awesome, apart from the fake orange tan on the neck!
It is hard to buy a Fender or a Fender copy without these tinted necks these days, the only guitar I have seen with a natural maple neck is the Squier Bullet
For sure mate, the tint can be annoying I agree with that
Too many guitars already but it's made me want to finish my jazz bass 🙂👍
Dooo it mate 😄 never too many anyway
Don't tempt me - I've already looked up the body you used and they do it in candy apple red as well....😋😋😃
Brilliant! I luv it!!👊🏾👊🏾🎶🎶👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you mate 🙏
@@Giant_Guitars 🎸👊🏾🎶👍🏾🙂
nicer before the guard change, but its your animal! cool build.
Thanks dude, appreciate it 🙂
damn that is a beautiful neck. nice guitar. i liked the pearl pickguard better, but i can take or leave most neck pickups. haha...
Haha yes 😂 honestly my go to is pearl anyway I just didn't have one and that whole cut the neck pickup out was a last minute idea
SHIT with black it was awesome! Pearl was cool too, but I'm a metal guy myself hehehehe and you got urself a Perry the Platpus color scheme, I don't know if it was intentional but it looks really cool hehehehe
Haha thanks dude, one of my subs is going to win it this Sunday!
Kewl Bananaz
Smeg approves
🤘😎
(does it come in BLACK?)
hehe
Nice , I have those invader knockoffs in a mexi tele, heavy AF
Gorgeous
Thanks bud
@@Giant_Guitars 🙌
Reverse the drill bit until through paint, then complete drilling hole forward.
I'll try that 👌
I know you said you're not a fan of Wilkinson stuff but you should give their EZ-Lok tuners a try, I've used them on a few builds and they're rock solid tuners for a budget price.
Cheers dude I'll definitely give it a try then
Awesome video! I'm looking at building a t-style guitar at the moment. Out of interest can I ask why you are not a fan of Wilkinson parts in general? Been looking at their pickups and tuners, for the price looks tempting
Honestly I think it was mostly a parts snob thing and I had no real reason to be. I had a bad experience with a black Wilkinson Tele bridge years ago but I don't think that was Wilkinson's fault tbh. I'd 100% try them again, this bridge has been great for the price!
And thank you 😁
@@Giant_Guitars legend, cheers 🫶
Not sure why you remove the neck pickup sounded like it needed a height adjustment I just ordered the same Pickguard with a single coil middle pickup. Hope it sounds as good.
Just me messing around haha, single pickup builds are my style. Good luck with yours bud hope it works out!
If you wanna build a good partscaster and don't want to shop around too much check out northwest guitars. I've made 2 so far from their parts and I use them more now than any other guitar.
I support this comment. I have probably bought a dozen or more bodies from them, big fan of their hard tails 💚 especially in Sherwood Green
Please do a giveaway, the guitar looks so cool with that pearl pick guard.
I will do mate, I promised a giveaway at 2.5k subs although I wanted to give something better away!