Building a Replacement Tele Neck from Scratch Part 1

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Here is the basic process of how I build a replacement neck.
This is a simple 2 piece neck with a birdseye maple fretboard, flame maple neck, walnut skunk stripe and nickel silver frets. You could do the same procedure with any kind of wood for a paddle style neck.

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23 май 2020

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@amos660 Месяц назад

great stuff. Thx so much for sharing!

@petedazer3381 3 года назад

Nice use of the stew Mac straightedge

@grinner5633 2 года назад

While I really like the build video, I also love the music! I don't recognize it... Original?

@DuggyDugunder 9 месяцев назад

Sounds like some laid back Dinosaur Jr to me.

@kctest2644 3 года назад

What is the model of that sliding miter saw that you cut the frets with? Seems like a way better way than doing on the table saw as you could radius it first and then cut, which is difficult on a tablesaw due to the radius having to face down when cutting fret slots.

@trevorwoodland5040 3 года назад

It's an old Hitachi mitre saw I got from my Grandfather when he died. I'm sure you could find something similar at most garage sales.

@ingindisentuh3737 2 года назад

Hello.. Please make a telecaster neck with rosewood fingerboard and skunkstripe, no one has made a video yet.

@kommi1974 3 года назад

Very nice. I would only kindly request to use a higher quality camera as 720p is quite blurry on small screens.

@delareyphoto 4 месяца назад

Let me just rip out my CNC machine

@bubbafrump74 2 года назад

Why hand plane the edge for 3 swipes? I see that on almost every guitar video, and I'm convince it's just so they get a gold star for hand woodworking, instead of cnc...which is how you actually made the neck, therefore rendering your rudimentary attempt at hand planning one edge...a little. What gives?

@VigilantGuitars 2 года назад

Figured maple tends to rip out on my jointer and I need 1 flat edge for the CNC to reference on the X axis. Rather than fiddle around for 5 minutes with a jointer or belt sander, you hit it with a sharp handplane which is easier, faster, quieter, safer and gives you gold stars for hand woodworking.

@bubbafrump74 2 года назад

@@VigilantGuitars THANK YOU! That's had me confused for a while, and with so many phony things on RU-vid, it gets frustrating when you're trying to learn something. I myself, just figured put YESTERDAY that sending figured maple through the planet is a HUGE mistake. I bought a barrel sander, and tried that...works without damage, but MUCH slower. I'm just trying to learn. I apologize for the snarky gold star comment, though, in all seriousness, if I had one to give, I'd give it to you. Instead, I'm just going to like, and subscribe, and keep watching. Hopefully that helps you out a little too. Thanks again!