Making A Custom Telecaster With Padouk and Spalted Beech wood

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Specs:
- 1-piece Padouk Body
- Spalted Beech Top
- Canadian AAA Flame Maple Neck
- Abalone Inlays
- 22 Nickel-Silver Frets
- 648mm/25.5'' Scale Length
- 42mm Nut
- Kluson Mini Tuners
- String-Thru Hardtail Bridge
- Schaller Strap Locks
- DiMarzio Super Distortion T Humbucker
- 1 Volume (push-push), 1 Tone (push-push), 3-way Blade Switch
- Danish Oil Finish

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16 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@leeswenson4350 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for this video, I am curing some spalted maple for a couple Telecaster style builds in the Spring. How thick is your piece of spalted beech for your top? It looks thicker than 1/4" ( 6.35mm ). Thank you.

@horsefighter_69 9 месяцев назад

Oh, awesome. I usually use tops around 10mm thick, around 3/8”. Also depends on the thickness of your body, I like to end up with a guitar around 40-45mm thick

Год назад

Isn't it a bit wasteful to use padouk on the body? Yet you used another wood as a cover. So why padouk?

@jessporter8173 3 года назад

Yes yes yesss this is my new favorite!!! I love this one

@izzysantiago978 Год назад

Too many questions...

@trencad7840 3 года назад

Bro that fire so good bro

@jorgecardoso6671 3 года назад

Geniol

@R__A 3 года назад

Beautiful guitar!! How’s the guitar now? Do you ever have any problems with moisture/heat causing problems with laminated wood like that? Is it still smooth when you run your finger over the glue line or can you now feel where they join? Cheers

@horsefighter_69 3 года назад

Thanks, appreciate it. You can't really feel the glue line, if you use enough glue you can definitely keep it stuck very well

@kandiecandelaria3134 2 года назад

Did you purchase the neck already built? What router bit did you used Great job

@horsefighter_69 2 года назад

Yeah, the neck is just one I ordered online. I use multiple bits, to copy the template I use a standard template bit with a bearing. To round off the edges, just use a simple roundover bit