Making a Mahogany Pickguard for my Stratocaster

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In this video you will see me make a new wood pickguard for my partscaster from start to finish using another one as a template and see me demo it on the guitar. Bigger builds will be coming out soon so be sure to check out what I will be coming out with next on the channel.

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7 окт 2024

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@CGFun82 2 месяца назад

That pickguard looks sooo good. Thumbs up!

@HellcatCustoms 3 года назад

The pickguard is beautiful, but that's a lot of wasted mahogany. You could have got 2 or 3 pg's out of that slab

@Obscurity202 8 месяцев назад

Exactly

@yormajesty 2 года назад

I Need That Pickguard!!! Awesome Work

@stevenedwards4470 3 года назад

That's a really good job. The pick guard is worth more than the guitar but that was really well done 😝

@XPhantomLord 5 лет назад

damn if that squier sounds well...

@brCharlieNagy 18 дней назад

great job :-)

@hiperlipen 4 года назад

Amazing

@jdavis6650 2 года назад

Nice job on a great upgrade for your guitar.

@davidrewit 3 года назад

6:56 The devil is in the details, aha the wooden pg on white looks rad!!

@gse6458 3 года назад

Nice job, looks great!

@bdogjr7779 4 года назад

Awesome Bro《☆》Looking at my MIM Strat I think a 1/4" thick sheet of wood will be about the maximum thickness. I'm guessing the Squire measures the same. Fine Job & nice playing🤓👍🏾Did you notice any difference in tone ?🤔The look alone makes it worthwhile :*: Greetings from Florida🤓🗣🔊☮✌👍🏾

@malevahouse Год назад

😮😮😮 Wow! That's great! 👏👏👏

@keith.loves.lasagna 2 года назад

Hello. Nice video and beautiful work! Just out of curiosity, does a wood pickguard change the sound of the guitar? Just wondering your observations. Thanks!

@2000SkyView Год назад

sweet

@vvavie4858 4 года назад

Dayum sun

@alexandrea.4202 3 месяца назад

Really cool but very difficult to realize.

@thomasaves4893 4 года назад

Hi, looking at doing somthing like this myself, how thick was the finished pickgaurd? and did you have any problems with it flexing or being delicate? Good job!

@campbellhandcrafted2714 4 года назад

I had to be extremely careful with it because I know it is fragile. I was worried that it would brake apart in the planer but it never happened. The thickness is just slightly thicker than a standard 3-ply strat pickguard. It does flex when off of the guitar but when screwed on you cannot notice any flex even when pressing down on a part of the guard with a cavity under it.

@trevwild76 4 года назад

This looks really awesome...not sure it would look as good on a black squier like mine.

@bimmarvinlim3804 4 года назад

Good Job! If you can make a comparison sound between a plastic vs wood pickguard unplugged i think you will gain lots of views.

@Sea_Jockey 4 года назад

Awesome job ! I was just curious At 3:20 the thickness of the wood is different from the thickness at 3:51 you didn’t really show how it changed, did you just kept planing it or did you just routed it down? This video was extremely helpful btw

@campbellhandcrafted2714 4 года назад

It was planed down, cant remember why I didn't record that part. I had to put it on a piece of MDF because my planer will not go far enough down to plane something that thin.

@elvinrivera948 3 года назад

Just amazing, by any chance are you selling these?

@richardx4456 4 года назад

what oil did you use on the finishes of the pickguard? it looks nice.

@CharlesMauricio1 3 года назад

What finish do i need to apply so the PG wont get stains from sweat or just from playing regularly?

@seandeanlo 4 года назад

Dude can you make a left handed HSS pickguard for me? I can only find a black one or the others would only fit a floyd rose bridge

@mariorojas3724 3 года назад

Hi dude!!! I need your advice somebody here in México makes that kind of pickguard but he makes it so very thin🙏😣 what can I do to give it some thickness?