The Shed of Dreams ES 335 build Episode 27: Continuing the neck.

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Hi and welcome to episode 27 of the Shed of Dreams ES 335 guitar build series. Having cut the basic shape if the neck and routed the trussrod channel in the last episode this time we spend some time cleaning the neck blank up before adding the ears to the headstock and cutting it to shape.
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30 июл 2024

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@butchlauer 2 года назад

Another step in the process down. I love the jigsaw puzzle factor of this build. The melding of the peices to create that classic form. 👍

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks Philip, I think it's the only way I can get my head around this build by breaking it down into small managable parts.

@JohnPaulBernett 2 года назад

Another great video, I glued the wings on my version of a Rickenbacker 4003 bass the same way. I'm now looking forward to the next video.

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks mate, I prefer to do it this way as it keeps the neck blank flat along the edges longer. Also means you can get away with a thinner bit of timber.

@billmumbo2697 2 года назад

I'm beginning to think you may know what you're doing my friend thumbs up and a cheesy grin ! 👍🇫🇴😁

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Haha, thanks Bill, I've got to be happy with a cheesy grin :)

@jonahguitarguy 2 года назад

Always great work Patrick! Coming along very well.

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks Dane, it's a long old job but I'm really enjoying it.

@CMRWoodworks 2 года назад

Good stuff! I just used the exact same method last week with the spindle sander to sand the back of the headstock. It worked pretty well. Looking forward to the next one in your series!

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks Chris, it makes short work of a tricky task, love my spindle sander. Next episode coming right up :)

@martinlouden9005 2 года назад

Yet another great success Patrick. I'm gradually getting up the courage to build my first guitar and your videos are really helping me build confidence. Thanks for that!

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

That's great to hear Martin, the whole reason for starting the channel, I'm sure you'll be fine and I'm always happy to offer help if you need it :)

@fatpotanga 2 года назад

Ditto your every word Martin. I’ve been vicariously building and planning for a few years now and fully intended use GGBO21 as an incentive to start but circumstances gave me an excuse to bottle it. 🤣

@petedazer3381 2 года назад

Looking great, thanks for the ride so far!

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks Pete, plent more to come :)

@guitarsofold100 2 года назад

Hi Patrick, great explanation on the rod adjustment port! As we all know Gibson are tied to their previous designers legacies good bad or indifferent.. The purist would be up in arms !

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

I get the whole tradition thing with Gibson but if you buy into you have to accept that the headstock might come off at some point!! Personally I prefer the two way rod and attached headstocks :)

@jurgenzoller4407 2 года назад

Sometimes it's like a loop of what's next. Can't do the fretboard till I do the heel, can't do the heel till I get the neckpocket... Etc. Looking good Patrick

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks Jurgen, it can be a bit of a job working out the critical path sometimes! Glad this bit is out of the way now :)

@bjstein4242 2 года назад

Really been thinking about the finish on this one.. transparent burst perhaps? love the new format and tackling one major piece at a time.. !!

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks, I haven't fully decided on the finish yet but it's not going to be a solid colour that's for sure ;)

@paulsutherland6302 2 года назад

Brilliant. I've never glued wings on a headstock before. Really impressed with the progress on this build.

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks Paul, it's starting to get there :)

@rickbraig7474 2 года назад

i can see i'm going to have to invest in some new planes. had several but they were pilfered in one of our moves. what kind of truss rod are you using. i like the idea of a less intrusive truss rod. can't wait for episodes 28, 29 & 30...with the carving of the neck. most of building a guitar is done by mechanical means, but the carving of the neck is where the artistry comes into play! kind of like wood turning, which i love to do as well. take care and see you in e28.

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

Thanks Rick, nearly all of my hand planes have come off Ebay. They need a bit of sorting out but I think the old Stanley's are as good as all but the most expensive new planes. I'm using a two way truss rod. I can't wait to get to the carve as well, my favourite part :)

@PG-ex3kl 2 года назад

Looking good! Do you find your 9” bandsaw big enough for the jobs that you are doing on your guitars? Thinking of investing and making my life easier!

@Adventuresfromtheshedofdreams 2 года назад

The little bandsaw handles pretty much all of my guitar building tasks. It's at the limit some of the time but manages. I am thinking of getting a much bigger one so I can resaw tops much easier but apart from that the little one does great.