Is “Handmade” Really Better? CNC vs. Handmade Guitar

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@RhettShull 4 года назад

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@whocares.20 5 лет назад

I really prefer my guitars cut by northern Beavers. That tone is not matched with any other method.

@northmanlogging2769 5 лет назад

was a cnc machinist for 24+ years, even cnc's can make cruddy parts, still takes a decent operator to make quality happen.

@jonsanserino3485 5 лет назад

I am a manufacturing consultant. We deal with this issue on many different kinds of products. There is little difference between pin router and CNC when hogging out a body blank, other than in time savings and consistency. IMHO this was not a good comparison. The real difference between them is in FIT - i.e. the neck and neck pocket, the shape and feel of the neck and paint - the machines are much more accurate and do a FAR BETTER JOB, giving near perfect results every time (if programmed properly). This is why you can now buy a $300 guitar that feels and looks as good as a $2000 guitar. The differences are now in the quality of the hardware and little hand details (like dressing fret ends) that the maker may skimp on for the cheaper versions. In addition, the maker may choose to use more expensive woods for the costlier models. But otherwise, the new manufacturing techniques for guitars (and TVs and cars and many other items) are far better and give more precise results than any hand work can do.

@AWMJoeyjoejoe 4 года назад

My dad was a CNC engineer before he retired. He made parts for excavators and he was paid a lot! There is a lot of skill that goes into operating a CNC machine.

@briantarthur5540 5 лет назад

Neither process here is 'hand-made'. Both are router made. One router uses a physical template, the other uses a computerised template.

@lennyc624 Год назад

Im a purist. When I make a guitar by hand, I don't use any tools. I carve out all the cavities with my finger nails.

@GingerLeftyGuitar 5 лет назад

You put a quality made instrument like a Novo into a CNC hater’s hands and say nothing, leave them a few hours to fall in love, and then tell them it started out on a CNC, what they gonna say?

@bobhinley5410 Год назад

CNC is the way to go. From a manufacturing point of view, consistency, productivity, safety, all achieving better product at a lower labor cost.

@michaelsilva3513 Год назад

As a small scale builder I can appreciate the accuracy in repetition of a cnc but the artistry of a one of a kind instrument is special. Especially when you are familiar with every detail of the raw lumber, the grain and the joy of a great sounding instrument that came from your hands. But , hard to make any money that way. It’s about the journey.

@johnunderwood-hp8rj 5 лет назад

I don't care what method was used to cut the guitar. The only real advantage to a hand made guitar, if I make it myself, is total control of the type of wood it is made out of. It doesn't matter what method was use to cut it. It's the finish work that is most important to me.

@pablo_costas 5 лет назад

“Handmade” is the modern way of charging extra money for products. I’ve seen some pedal brands saying that they use vero board layouts because it’s the truest tone, that pcb sucks tone. I also have friends who build tube amps and say it’s handmade because people pay more. The problem in guitar world is that people are usually ( completely fine for sure ) ignorant about the technology behind it. So they rely on stupid myths like: wood from a tree that was watered with unicorn tears, this particular transistor that gives 0.00001 dB more than this other and other bullshit. Guitar manufacturing can be improved with technology leaving the finer details for the craftsmanship. And thanks to this technology flexibility brands like kiesel are that successful.

@hollywoodactress 5 лет назад

Agree with what the guy said.

@johndavis659 5 лет назад

Rhett, as a drummer who has built hundreds of drums in my day I appreciate any method to mechanise, template, or automate. Let the machines do the repetitive processes and the artisan add the human touch. Great video!

@AlbusBand 5 лет назад

You’re 100% spot on w/general CNC belief; I have to explain almost daily that the neck/frets/Electronics, etc. aren’t populated & done via a button push. People truly do think it’s like a bucket of supplies, a button push and POOF!--Guitar. Really glad to see this video, I’ll be showing it on the regular whilst at work.

@richfiryn 5 лет назад

This whole series you are doing with Novo Guitars is really interesting, informative and just plain cool to watch.

@johnreilly9748 5 лет назад

As an old timer told me about computers 0 in 0 out the set-up for either process is very involved! I am an old school craftsman started hand lettering signs in 1972 got my first robotic vinyl cutter and never looked back stepped up to a fully computerized shop in 1999 cnc etc. It allowed me to produce easier more healthy and safer and efficient. I am also a lifelong bass and guitar player and have dabbled making them.

@starttherebellion9146 5 лет назад

Oh no doubt Rhett, mojo is in the hands! The hands of Dennis when he designed it, in the hands the guys who use the tools (CNC or pin router) to build it, and the hands of the musicians who play them. - Thanks for another great video Rhett!

@murrayelliot 4 года назад

Making guitars should be as automated as possible to minimise the cost and get great quality instruments into the hands of everyone, regardless of their income to give as many opportunities to as many people to make amazing music, because that's what it's really all about.