DIY 'High End' Guitar Neck | Trussrod, Inlays, Frets etc.

[AcherusianLake]

I love the tape on the sides of the neck while gluing up then taking the tape off to have a nice clean joint without all the glue mess!!! Love the tip! That was something I have never seen before but very useful regularly

[danieljonasson]

Instead of centering the masking tape on the truss rod and having to trim it twice you can align it perfectly on on side and just make one cut. Not much of a time-saver, I know, but every annoying step you can eliminate helps :-)

[jacobbrown]

i used to do it like that. then bought a cnc machine. still lots of work but now on the computer. allows you to be perfect everytime.

[seventhsealhere]

So where do I place my order? 😁 Much thanks for sharing Mikko. Excellent narration. Really cool to see the whole process. Love the color you applied to it! 👍

[carlosalfaro]

Miko, the world need a custom solid exotic wood cabinet with your celestion 70w v30s, IR pack !! Please build that cab and make that !!

[nordgrenjoakim]

Poor Janne! I hope you pay him well :D

[Ivan_obregon]

Really amazing and excellent job and that guitar neck, looks that it’s gonna be part of a great guitar 🎸👌

[dexterkouzmanoff]

Thank you for posting a neck making video where CNC isn't used to do all of the hard parts

[brunomuniz]

15:32 File in the holes! (CS memories came rushing in)

[GitaraMaker]

Yes I have a lot of ebony stock and they really are strong. They don't bend even after so many years in my rack.

[mattvdh]

damn that was awesome, looking forward to the final part! such a well put together video miko!

[tusharjamwal]

CNC is also a lot of effort. Especially when you're making 1 guitar at a time and every guitar is different. With serial production models it's way more effective than handcrafted.

[mattier]

Cool, video, thanks so much for sharing. Soaking up all the tips!

[RByrne]

Very nice! I'll be starting on my first neck this week. Some good ideas here. Thanks

[-eye-willy]

im making my own 8 string so videos like this are very helpful

[jessepebler]

First time watching your channel! Definitely a very informative and funny channel! I enjoyed the content and your coworker "Yande" I believe is how you pronounced it. It was a joy watching and learning what he does. Amazing work, definitely now a subscriber and look forward to future content 🤘

[BenNawrath]

Great video, especially love the ebony. You REALLY need a tripod :D

[jeanlawson]

I am impressed....😎 That's quality... thanks

[jimihendrix]

I would refer to the fret and nut 'holes' as 'grooves'. Just beautiful work.

[rokinrandy]

Perfect and smooth as butter is perfect for high leads