Build a 1968 Gibson SG Custom Replica 

For my 63 SG Special Replica in Cherry Red, it's right here : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PIA4Wdv7ZFE.html

Breath taking, those songs and rock in general is why I play my SG and other guitars. It has a pulse, unlike today's music. Keep on rocking dude, great work.

Absolutely stunning! Your mix of different specs was such a good decision. The deep contours of the older sg is such a good look and going with the volute to address the gibson headstock issue is great. The vibrola and white guard top it all off beautifully! Amazing work!

Dude! I love the mahogany. That definitely looks Custom Shop level with the grade of wood and one piece mahogany body.

Gibson should watch this. They completely forgot how to build an SG. The modern ones are completely wrong when it comes to the contours and bevels of an original SG.

That sir, is one of the best SG I've ever seen, shame its a custom build and not more widely available, I would certainly buy one if it was!

This is gorgeous 🤟 The SG is my absolute favorite axe.

I love SG's, so underrated. Amazing job, especially installation of the rod, re-doing the board & binding. That's patience 👍

dude.. much respect! she's a beauty! and for a first build.. you're gifted!

I love SG guitars and I own one

I’m speechless. What a gorgeous beautiful instrument. This is pure art, your craftsmanship is amazing! Parfait!

You created a beauty !

It's the bomb man ! unique there's millions of cherry red one's that axe pops man great job brother. I reckon she would play as good as she looks wow. 10 +

Wow!!! Amazing- I love the volute touch! You should have done a 3 piece neck with the walnut strips 😊

This is a very beautiful replica, love the details, the headstock, gibson logo, everything is perfect just like the real one.

What a beautiful axe!

Looks way better than my first guitar

Beautiful! Great color choices and how they contrast and compliment the other colors. I never would have thought to use that brownish cherry on the body with that color full-size pickguard! Probably my favorite part of the build. I hope anyone watching this who wants to get into building payed attention to the step of using grain filler before applying finish. Grain filler is what makes the huge difference between a high school wood shop project and a guitar body rolling off the Gibson assembly line so to speak! Well done, well documented! I would love to see more of your work!!

Damn that's the most gorgeous SG I've ever seen.... Nice job!

WOW, your first guitar, really!. Look like an absolute masterpiece. The choice and placement of the wood grain is absolutely fabulous. One of the most beautiful guitar I have ever seen. Amazing job men. I would choose yours over an original any day. As amazing if not more spectacular than an original with modern electronics, anytime. You rock men 🤘

Frankly that's the most beautiful SG I've ever seen before

Nice work

Lovely job , beautiful colour and finish on it

Une admiration total devant ces images qui reste un beau souvenir ,merci d'avoir pu voir et participer un peu .

What a beauty! 😍 Very well done bro 👌 Greetings from Germany

That is absolutely stunning mate👍👍

I think the colour it came out is lovely, I prefer it to the red👍🏻

All my favorite eras of the Gibson SG in one awesome Custom Built SG Custom! My lord, would love to see one of these in TV Yellow! That would be the perfect!

Manlius pickups are great. I bought a set of 59s from Mick and asked him to lower the wind and put alnico 4 mags in them. No complaints and would buy again.

Great work, I love it!! That piece of mahogany has an amazing grain pattern. Is not usual to see kind of flame on mahogany. Congrats

Your specs look tasty. And that's some seriously good looking mahogany you got there. Thank you for sharing your Art with all of us!

wow, it's a beauty !

I hate SGs but had to stay for the playlist 🤘 nice build

amazing build. nice job on the binding and the nibs!

The Manilus Fat Diane's are a great pup. I have one in the neck of my LP. Great tone! Nice looking Guitar!

A work of art is the best way to describe the build.

You are a perfectionist and I love it!

That is a truly stunning SG!

Better than any gibson factory producing right now

UNA MARAVILLA, FELICITACIONES 👍

Beautiful guitar! I have a '68 gibson sg custom, I wish it looked like this!

It looks beyond amazing!

Fantastic

Insane, you're a true master sir

Love the color of the wood!

Outstanding result!

Awesome! Appreciate you sharing the materials (wood, parts, etc). This got me inspired to try it out.

SON OF A B....! That's the most beautiful SG I've ever scraped my eyes across! You done yourself proud. Specially for your first go at it. Love that guitar 😍 SGs have been my guitar of choice for a long time. Thanks again!🎄❄️🍕🍺🎉🏆🏆🏆

Very clean details. Awesome

That's unbelievable. You are a wizard!!

Wow man ! This is the perfect SG ! Congrats !

fantastic work

Stunning guitar !!!

This one looks way way way better than Gibson SG Custom. GOOD JOB!!!

Can you make me a replica 1970 custom Black w/white pick guard ?? Haha. Really tremendous job sir. Very impressive !!

I'd take an SG like that ANY DAY over a Les Paul. 🎶🤤❤🎶

Damn, have you ever seen an even more beautiful SG?

Beautiful ....... make me one

savage guitar

Looks stunning! Great job!

Loved seeing this! I dig the color more than the standard cherry look! Happy accident! Also almost screamed when the fretboard peeled back. Good save!

that's too incredible man ⚡️

Holy shit!! From what i saw the yellowed oil looked great to

Beautiful guitar bro!....

Beautiful guitar , Well done👍👍🤟🤟🎸

Delicious!!!

OMG, such nicely done!

SG>les Paul standard. Beautiful work!

Great stuff !

WOW I would love to have you build my sg as well. Great craftsmanship! better than the authentic Gibsons oops!

That is the most beautiful SG I've ever seen before! Pickguard and the see through mahagony matches incredible. I wonder how many hours of work are needed to craft this guitar.

Beautiful ! Good job: well done !!

WOW!!! DUDE, YOU ARE ON ANOTHER F'NG LEVEL!!! STUNNING!!! A WORK OF ART!!!

Beautiful

Holy F!!! Great job man! That's one dark fingerboard!! I'd put a black guard on it tho...!

I love late 60s SGs,with batwing.Favourite Angus Young model.Stunning work!!Congratulations.Are you a professional liuther?Do you sell the guitars you build?

Great work man! Greetings from Serbia! Cheers!

Loved the look of this guitar from the very first time I saw you playing it on your channel! You did an amazing job, sir. How much did you spend on all the parts? Woods, hardware and such🤔

Seriously impressed. That looks like it's worth 15 grand!

I'm thinking of building a 1969 Gibson SG but different design

At first glance I thought ah... OK ..another SG copy, but Wow...the crafting skills there...!? Are you a pro Luthier? ...apparently so...impressive sir!

Could you do an Angus young model as well? Lightning bolt inlays, batwing pickguard, SD whole lotta humbuckers, maestro tremolo and headstock with Angus' devil doodle and, of course, cherry red. That would be really cool to see!

Beauty.

Too fucking good

Fantastic job! I love SGs, but all the modern ones have very wide necks that don't feel comfortable to me. I've heard the vintage ones had a narrow nut width, how about yours?

Sieht richtig einfach aus, morgen werde ich anfangen!

Wow

Wow Really Nice

I love it

Nice!!

Very nice! looks a lot chunkier than a Gibson.

A beauty just that... 🤗🤗🤗

NICE!

BEAUTIFULL !!!!!

Did you use a black grain filler before the stain? Beautiful figuring on that wood

That's nothing like a Gibson it's far too good quality!

How did he change the color of the guitar in the minute 5:25 ???? I found it very beautiful, congratulations

Hey, I've got a question but first of all, what a wonderful piece of art ! What a great job you did ! My question is : did you buy an original vibrola or you had a blank one that you've engraved with a CNC ? If you've have it engraved, would you mind sharing the vector file ? Thanks for your amazing videos anyway !

Nice!

How much did it cost to make the guitar