You did a fantastic job translating. Not a lot of people speak Australian.

@DiscoScottie

5 жыл бұрын

Dammit, the internet is American! Speak English, not that Australian commie nonsense. Now excuse me while I drive my pickup truck with a beer in one hand and a lit firecracker in the other. God bless the USA!!!

@exF3-86

5 жыл бұрын

Fun facts- if you mean the web, then that was developed by Tim Berners-Lee, an Englishman, working at CERN (you know, the kids who also built the Large Hadron Collider) in Switzerland. And if you're using Wifi- John O'Sullivan (Australian). All the Americans developed was TCP/IP, how to monetize it and how to flood it with outrage and substitute opinion for fact. So enjoy that week tasteless beer in your rusting unreliable pickup, and keep smoking that firecracker- you'll get to the end soon enough! ;-)

@MidlifeRenaissanceMan

5 жыл бұрын

He could have requested the service of a native speaker. There’s examples on my channel

@libertarious

5 жыл бұрын

And he even didn't need to resort to subtitles!

@jeremykenter2196

5 жыл бұрын

Turd Ferguson III this fucking offensive to Australians cmon man

How to build a guitar for $30: Step 1: Be a master guitar builder.

@Supernaut70

4 жыл бұрын

Additionally, you must have a woodworking machinery because if you just have a hammer and basic handsaw and a drill for home use. Nobody build a guitar from a simple board with home tools. Just the guitar hardware and electronics is about US$200, also finish and glue. The fingerboard is at least US$30 cheapest in eBay from Chinese manufacture. That is bull manure for saying US$30. I would pay him 30 bucks for that guitar and I believe this guy would sell me for that. Just Bull Manure

@fahadwaseem230

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. If you have all the tools and expertise to build a guitar plus you have wood for free or cheap then you can do it for 30. Still the pickups bridge and strings were not there which were later bought.

@jameshunter5899

3 жыл бұрын

Or a master bator

@MrMd5555

2 жыл бұрын

Most of his tools he used are pretty basic for most men that enjoy things like playing guitar. Besides a planer, which I do have but you really don't need for this. I feel like a router is borderline considered a basic tool but if not harbor freight sells them for $30 & works fine

@GuitarHero890

2 жыл бұрын

How to buld a guitar for $30: Step 2: Get all the machines.

I think it’s only fair that Dan takes what he’s learned, builds a body, sends it to Corey and let Corey do an American voice over for the next video.

I'm gonna say that this wasn't actually built in Australia. The guitar isn't upside down

@johncongerton7046

5 жыл бұрын

Yes it is. It's an Australian leftie, so it looks the right way up

@fabianvanderelst9643

5 жыл бұрын

But if the earth is flat, then actually the guitar should be inside out ! ...

@seacadetalex

5 жыл бұрын

William Caddy so are you saying that left handed guitars are just Australian guitars?

@jonhmonroney12

5 жыл бұрын

the world isnt a ball. its flat

@ipsurvivor

5 жыл бұрын

Jonh Monroney - kai ipishay ta la roan ee ka la rasha ma kasheroan¥ P*iekayleray matoney€

If you throw the guitar does it come back to you?

@saulgoodeguitars

5 жыл бұрын

owain bestley it hasn’t came back yet

@wesleyalan9179

5 жыл бұрын

Lol!!!!

@clawhammer704

5 жыл бұрын

Yes in pieces...

@topsecret1837

5 жыл бұрын

owain bestley You think this guitar is Australian? Go make one out of eucalyptus wood.

@martijnvandenakker803

5 жыл бұрын

owain bestley if they throw with you, do you come back...?

In Australian, it’s tomato sauce, not ketchup Corey.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Gosh what a noob. Or dead horse, not ketchup. Who does he think he is...

@saulgoodeguitars

5 жыл бұрын

Guns and Guitars just a pretender hey

@theanalogkid_4588

5 жыл бұрын

tomato sauce is something completely different than ketchup so it turns out aussies are wrong on yet another level

@gdawgs101

5 жыл бұрын

Do they put ketchup on their spaghetti then?

@gabesluis305

5 жыл бұрын

gdawgs101 you don’t??

The formula to determine the amount of clamps needed for any given project is Every Clamp you Own Plus One.

@saulgoodeguitars

4 жыл бұрын

You can never have enough clamps

So the middle part is actually reclaimed pine as Dan said, might have been an old bed or something And the acacia is actually wattle which I didn’t know until recently

@mrscary3105

5 жыл бұрын

I laughed my man boobs off at his attempt to do your voice LOL

@saulgoodeguitars

5 жыл бұрын

mrscary3105 glad I’m not the only one with moobs, I’m glad he did the voice over

@masterlifeandlove6757

5 жыл бұрын

would you make me a guitar? reigns@dr.com

@saulgoodeguitars

5 жыл бұрын

Master Life and Love I surely can, I’ve been swamped with requests so It might be after Xmas before I can get around to it

@saulgoodeguitars

5 жыл бұрын

Brian Champagne hit me up and I can get cracking

I was smiling the whole time. Thank you. Hopefully maybe some acoustic projects in future? They’re guitars too!

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely in the future for sure.

@kadenkilker6201

5 жыл бұрын

Eh...

This was so funny. After supper my wife and I do a evening devotion. She was finishing the dishes and while I was waiting on her I played this video. She came in and sat down as you were doing the voice over for the Aussie, and we laughed so hard. Totally hillarious! Needless to say, we watched the whole vid. You did a super job Dan.

The voice over and description of what Corey was building was hilarious! Well worth the watch. Always informative, thanks Dan

@GunsandGuitars

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steven!

The casual roasting in the voiceover is incredible. This should be a video series in itself, just Dan playfully roasting guitar builds. Great guitar, very talented man!

Great voice-over Danno!! Love the accent and sarcasm! I have to say this was the first time I ever laughed non-stop during a guitar build video. Also a great cause for the auction proceeds. God Bless you Bro. Dan from Canada.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks dan from Canada!

Dude, the voice-over was EPIC. That's one of the funniest things I've seen / heard, ever!

That pup set-up is what impressed me. It has heaps of tonal variety without sounding like junk.

OMG that voice over was FANTASTIC, I almost peed myself laughing. Absolutely the best part of the video!!!

Really nice video Dan. I've built similar bodies using what I call the "Clamshell" technique, which is using two pieces of wood for the top and back with no middle piece. I just route out the insides and glue them together and cut the the shape on a band saw. Works well for me.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

@joeytaylor8767

Жыл бұрын

Do you think it would work pallet wood? And just the part of the pallet wood in the middle for the block?

I've heard of folks looking all over for good wood to build guitars out of. I am about to post probably the most awesome source that I found, a thrift shop like the salvation army, I can buy an entire head board and foot board for 6 bucks. The posts can be used for necks and the actual head and foot boards can be used as a body, the only issue I have found is these are usually 3/4 inch thick so they have to be glued on top of one another which gets you to 1 1/2 inch thickness so it will need a cap of 1/4 inch thick for most guitars like a strat, tele, music man, jackson, ibanez etc. 1 3/4 is pretty standard for most a lot of guitars out there, however if making a hard tail version you can get away with just the 1 1/2 inch thickness. You can grab a chair or two as well and use the seat. While it is hard to tell what type of wood it is you can at least somewhat test for hardness by pressing your fingernail into an area of the wood, if it dents it is soft if not it is hard, the two I got was maple and birch. Right now I am working on my second body and its not that hard just tedious. The first build was a Squire bullet strat body to replace the plywood one, it sounds better than my USA made strat (squire necks are made really well) which may be due to having fender single coils rather than stock squire ones. The best tools to have when doing this type of work are: Rubber mallet (I use this to drive a carving chisel lightly in tight areas.)Belt sander and yes the cheap one worksrouter sharp chiselsforstner bitsfiles and rasps straight edgea tool for fine measurements (I use a digital caliper)long and short drill bits This is the tools I used which I already had. It can be done without automated tools it just takes longer.

Hey, i did that thing routing one pickup to another output myself one time. It's probably the only way to use a saggy vintage fuzz and a tighter overdrive in parallel, because the second pickup is not affected by the low input impedance of the fuzz (-face, for exaple)! This opens up a whole new world of sounds, really fun to play with! ;)

Dude, that was the funniest video I've seen in years! Your narration cracked me up.

You guys should go in to production, I really really love this guitar. The best hand made guitar I have seen to date. Awsome just awsome.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Wow thanks man!

Never wear gloves using a vertical band saw. It's much safer to not. Gets caught and your hand is suddenly 6 inches shorter

@vipervidsgamingplus5723

4 жыл бұрын

Carl Computer good tip

@alanjames884

4 жыл бұрын

Here's a guy who's done some band saw work. Carl, nice comment bud.

@lone-wolf-1

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will memorize this

Good job dude!! You had me cracking up! really enjoyed the commentary, and video as well!!!!

Awesome voice-over, and a great build!

That wood look so beautiful don't make any sense!! The setup with the pickups the bridge and the neck parts and everything is incredible!!! The wiring is awesome and like you said on steroids!!! Hell yeah boy!!

Dude that thing sounds so good

Great Cause For The Auction. From the heart to the heart!! Cool project, thanks for sharing

The voice over was great. Thanks for keeping it clean so I could watch with my son.

Finally, someone put an end to the "tone wood makes a difference/no difference argument. It is settled for me.

Best guitar build voice over ever

super appreciate the commitment to the bit

Great video and a gorgeous build on this guitar! Huge fan!

I'm glad you chose guitar madness pickups. I've been using them for a while and they're always a great choice and a good value. love the video.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

I really like these pickups, I’ll be trying out some more for sure.

That was funny as hell. Great video and very cool build. I do hope you will build one from scratch, would love to see how that turns out. Keep kicking out the great videos.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks gene! Good you see you here again!

I’m an Aussie and I’m in tears with laughter....awesome Voice over 👍🇦🇺

The VO is got to be the best part of the vid! I'm on the floor

Awesome stuff!! May I ask where u gotten those fantastic bullet knobs?

"without gloves or ear protection" i dunno what kind of bandsaw you use, but they usually arent that loud, and gloves would actually be a bad idea when it comes to woodworking

Nice build and a hilarious voice over. Even though I'm not a great fan of the "Reclaimed Wood" look, the body seems really solid and your additions gave a terrific tone. Brilliant Mate!

You guys are awesome...my son is autistic and LOVE'S music of all kinds...I play guitar (not as good or as often as I use too)but he and my daughter wont let me put it away when my fingers have had enough...lol...thank you so much for the video and donating to autism awareness...it is definitely something that the public needs to be more aware of....and every little bit helps😀👍

oh man...... that voice over..... "I suppose I'm doing this because..." hahahahha that was funny.

I think this May be the best video I’ve ever seen...

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Just a woodworking tip for that face glue up and the ammo Dan. Great idea, but it still slid. Adding some salt on top of the glue before you join the pieces together will basically eliminate that slide. You're welcome and great build regardless. Gotta go into how you wired those pickups sometime because that is some awesome control.

The whole project and video is non stop awesome! Great work

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

People usually use glue, but I have my own custom recipe - KETCHUP!!! :D

Looks great but you should run the strings UNDER the front bar of the bigsby so it angles up to the bridge. Itll probably take care of any bridge issues you had.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

I thought that angle would be a little too aggressive. After I strung it this way I cut the strings too short to go under the roller bar or else I would’ve tried that. I just didn’t want to open another pack of strings lol

@woofystevenson2943

5 жыл бұрын

James Crider the aggressive break angle just makes more tension on the strings, it lets you get away with using ridiculously heavy strings if you don't put the strings uunder the bar

@bahusofriends5467

5 жыл бұрын

@@GunsandGuitars you want just that! the "agressive angle" will cure any issues you'd might run into with that trem/bridge combination! i am a pensioner by now but yoused to build and repair guitars and stringed instruments for a livin' . trust my words. change the way you stringed the guitar and you will notice a sometimes quite drastic change of the sound the instrument has. this is a direct consequence to the increase of pressure the string uses on the saddle. in principle: the more pressure, the better. apart from this, your build looks nice and beautyful and it sounds ok to me. it is not possible to jugde something you can not hear.......i would love to hear this instrument in a live situation and play it as well cause that would be the only way to really say/find out how an instrument sounds. youtube is bad soundwise and does not help much in finding out how an instrument sounds. the surface finish you did looks quite nice as well! have you ever tried out shellack? this i would recommend to you. almos all violins have been treated that way for centuries.... keep on keeping on, dear fellow! you do have a lot of talent!

Wasn't expecting it to be so funny. Great job!

ahahahaha you are a real Aussie Maaaate !! super enjoyed watching this video! buy the way the guitar looks awesome!

voiceover was AMAZING almost choked on the 'but i use ketchup'. edit: OMG please make more of these this was hilarious 'i have like 5 routers lying around but for some reason for the neck joint ill use a chisel'

I'm also from Australia and loved your video! I always thought that the bigsby tremelo system had the strings go under the first roller, but maybe only because I'm from "down under". Ha Ha.

This video is old as hell but your idea for stereo output from two pickups is just completely genius.

perfectly clear and concise instructions, thanks mate

Crikey thats not glue, thats Vegemite! Great looking build!

Turn on the captions during the "Australian voice over*. Its hilarious!

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

I LMFAO when the Aussie accent kicked in...Awesome job gents, keep up the great work!...

Best Voiceover ever thank you!! Great guitar too

"It might have even been reclaimed wood" -Dan

@schefey_8849

4 жыл бұрын

HE DID NOT JUST DO THAT!!

We don't have Australian woods but ya COULD use aromatic cedar closet lining. Looks similar, comes 1/4" thin, smells like grammy's Sunday dress...

@johndonnellan5794

5 жыл бұрын

What do you mean we don’t have Australian woods?????

Best voice-over ever. i guarantee it came out better than if he did it himself. after the video ended i noticed i was smiling the whole time. a+

Love your sense of humor. Good video

You're a lunatic Dan. That was hilarious!

@saulgoodeguitars

5 жыл бұрын

Brad Angove even though it was at my expense I found it so funny 😂😂

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks brad! I’m guessing you’ll be sure to get me a VO for our collaboration now 😂

@BradAngove

5 жыл бұрын

Frankly I’m somewhat curious what you would do with a Canadian accent...

That's called the safety squint

As a person with autism, I really appreciate the help.

Try the WIlkinson roller bridge next time you're in the market for a cheap roller bridge. They're rock solid, and only cost about 20 bucks. A big plus to them is that you can adjust the radius by cutting little shims out of an aluminum can and placing them under the saddles. They've been my go to roller bridge for years now.

That voiceover was great. I laughed really whole time.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It was extremely hard to do that voice over without laughing myself

@xXN0SK1LLZXx

5 жыл бұрын

Shows how small your brain is if you found that funny. Ruined the whole hole video for me

@willfowler8540

3 жыл бұрын

@@xXN0SK1LLZXx dude chill, it is objective. Just shows who the dumb one really is...

@xXN0SK1LLZXx

3 жыл бұрын

@@willfowler8540 wow commenting on a 2 year old comment

@willfowler8540

3 жыл бұрын

@@xXN0SK1LLZXx still, my point stands lol

I got my Acacia wood in the food store, they where cuttingboards in reality but they work very good as a guitarbody I agree lol

@saulgoodeguitars

4 жыл бұрын

I have an acacia cutting board, I did have a coffee table I made out of the shelving too but they eventually were made into guitars

Beautiful guitar. Loved the bi-amp idea!

As someone with mild Aspergers, (last profiled during 2007) this is a really sweet gesture. Mad respect bro. =)

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

A cherry red finish on that guitar would look awesome!

Bruh u a inspiration 2 me. I grew up in the hood and u be saying words I dunno and shit and I swear I be pausing yo videos and be looking them mugs up.

Of the million and a half guitar channels yours is by far the best! You're talented, a great teacher, and funny as hell!! Ketchup glue, aussie accent, you're the best!!! I was waiting for the use of bloody, g'day, crikey, facey, mate, good on ya, reckon, twat, etc...

Oh my God that was funny, we're all still laughing over here. "If you thought that last camera angle was bad, check out this beauty". You'se a funny guy Dan.

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks mate!

@Serenity1297

3 жыл бұрын

yo I read this as he said that

Dan, have you ever considered a career in voice-overing! 😂

Great impression of Aussie man❤️

Great video, really informative in a relatively short time whilst simultaneously being hilarious 😂

"Body" - "Build your DREAM GUITAR BODY" Not whole guitar + hardware for $30. I think most of us got excited and misread the title on purpose. Freudian Slit. Still a great video/ thanks. Great work/ Beautiful guitar. Watching all your vids Cause I got an Yngwie Neck coming in the mail and I need a guitar to put it on. Great ideas on Yer channel

That accent tho...😂

This was awesome!!!! thanks for posting

I subscribed to your channel based on the name of your channel, guns and guitars. My two favorite hobbies.

So early that the video is only in 360p :D

Ok MATE ... You have to say Mate! And its Tomato Sauce ... NOT Katchup ..... grrr .... Great vid MATE ... ;)

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Lol, tomato sauce is what you put on spaghetti here in the US

@howtorad2463

5 жыл бұрын

That's bolognese sauce, Dan.

@WRXBase

5 жыл бұрын

Calm down mate. Have a lemon squash. ;)

@greaser5691

5 жыл бұрын

Strewth, Gunnie, you fresh off the wheat'n'oat from the Old Dart? it's dead'orse , cobber.... :)

@saulgoodeguitars

4 жыл бұрын

WRXBase might need a snickers 😂

Not my favorite style of guitar but I THOROUGHLY enjoyed this video and your dubbing had me rolling!!!!! Gave me some ideas for a bunch of extra cypress I have laying around

The TRS cable/true parallel pickups is something I've toyed with doing for a while now. Now i gotta.

Had to shut off the volume after about 30 seconds and I realized the voice wasn't going to stop

@faethe000

5 жыл бұрын

LOL you missed the best part.

Don't take this wrong but you and I could seriously be great friends...guns...guitars...girls...gold...and guts!

@saulgoodeguitars

5 жыл бұрын

Sam Fosdick yeah the gut was strong In this one, 😂

@christopherkaesemeyer1575

5 жыл бұрын

The 5 g's

Loved that VO lol Made my day

Straight up studio build right here

I WORK WITH DEMINTIA PATIENTS SO I AM TOTALLY ONBOARD WITH THIS CHARITY

The front looks like bacon, which makes it look really cool

@libertarious

5 жыл бұрын

The Bacocaster!!!

@psykoklown874

5 жыл бұрын

Makes all you licks tastier, and your blues extra greasy.

@realreally5927

5 жыл бұрын

Now in hungry

@realreally5927

5 жыл бұрын

*im

@MayheM_72

5 жыл бұрын

Mmmmmm...bacon...

I'm sure that Corey is overjoyed with that VO. Really cool wiring on that.

@saulgoodeguitars

5 жыл бұрын

James Lewis way Better than I would have done 😂

Dude! Loving the new style! Keep up the good work!

Its called a planer Dan.. lol

@GunsandGuitars

5 жыл бұрын

Lol I actually know that, it’s just a tool that most people don’t have unless they are a carpenter

@alabamahebrew

5 жыл бұрын

@@GunsandGuitars lol I know you know Dan.. I was just playing along with ya..

you sound scottish is this vid us aussies don't speak like that. lol. very funny though.

@TheBaconWizard

5 жыл бұрын

Unless you've actually HEARD a Scottish accent...

Beautiful axe man. Great job!

brilliant build, funny as hell. respect to both u guys !!

hahahah that's about the worst aussie accent i've heard! but funny you did that because hey, if he doesn't care to do it, oh well.... he gets the best aussie accent you can do!!!

@Nerotique

3 жыл бұрын

Dude! I love your channel!

that is one of the sickest guitars ive ever seen.

Haha, this is awesome man! You've earned a subscriber just for the hilarious voice over :-) The guitar looks great and I loved that you did the extra switching options too.

Cool. I really like the fact that you demo the guitars 'naked'. Lots of guys demo with unspecified effects. No good to us. Thanks Dan.

I have a friend named Sean Dollar and he spells his name $ean. I had watched an old spinal tap vid where they had the double neck bass shaped like a dollar sign. This vid has inspired me to go either pick up a clapped out p-bass and a clapped out jazz bass and make a double neck dollar designed bass or pick up a couple of kit bases and put my retired fathers wood working skills to use creating my own version of that bass. Thank you for the inspiration