As is often the case with your build videos, I spend half of the time wondering what the hell's going on only to find out that it's simply the prep work to make the actual item, haha. Great video.

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+SeraphimKnight He he, yes I thought that would be the case with this vid. Thought I'd let people try work it out with none of my annoying voice:). Thanks for kind words, have a good one!!

@tanecarney4192

8 жыл бұрын

+elams1894 what type of wood are you using?

This is the best build video I have seen under my 34 yrs. Wish you could build me one. And wish I could afford the well earned payment. Great work man!

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Da Aa, really appreciate your kind words, have a great day!

So I don'r risk forgetting to click the like button I do it at the start before watching. I'm that sure I'll be impressed by your work. What we don't get to see is the time you spend thinking about your project.

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+loloaqici82qb4ipp Thanks heaps!! Very true, massive amount of work going into this project, much much more than I ever thought when I began this puzzle. But its enjoyable work and good for my grey matter. Thanks again and really appreciate your kind words!

blown away again i so love watching your work built from the ground up bloody awesome

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Mike Keen Thanks so much Mike!! Have a great day!

So much thought must have gone into working out that jig , I know I was scratching my head for 2/3rd's of it and what a beautiful payoff at the end. As always, well done. The videography is top notch too

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Fletcher Handcrafted Guitars Thanks so much Fletch! I decided to keep all commentary out of this vid. My voice sucks at the best of times but I thought i would let watchers try and work out what was going on he he. Hope you are well and everything is going your side. PS sorry about the cricket ;)

Fantastic as always! Love the use of fiberglass to make the mold for the carbon fiber!

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+WeBDaEMoN33 Hey DaEMoN! Thanks again mate and really glad you still enjoying the vids! Cheers mate!

dude, you are the best builder in the universe and you know that....but let me tell you that your film makers ability are getting better from video to video! been a couple of years that i follow your work! is never getting boring! always very relaxing and interesting to watch! also very ispiring too! (I've started to build guitars and other things thanks to you and an australian guy :) ) so keep up with the amazing work! hope to see more guitar and amp building in the future! tons of respect and cheers from Italy!

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Analindo Bocchinetti Hi Analindo!! Thanks so much for checking out the vids and very glad they are enjoyable. Indeed the video work is often the overlooked component but it does take a heap of time, however I like it nearly as much as the building. Always learning and I thank you for picking up on the videography, I really appreciate you kind words. All the best to Italy from NZ!!!

@DynamiteWhiskey

8 жыл бұрын

+elams1894 I olnly could imagine how much time and editing requires these videos! I recorded some in the past but they are nothing compared to yours! your passion is papable! as well as the actual building process! really beautiful channel! as I wrote on your facebook page, you can really make some serious pieces of art!!! I really mean it! and the fact that you don't use so many power tools like the others makes everithing more interesting and enjoyable! please don't ever stop! ps. you should consider building guitars for living! A lot of people would pay serious money for one of those babies! take care man :)

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Analindo Bocchinetti Thanks again Analindo! Yes that would be a great thing to make instruments. I have put some serious thought into it and alas due to the time it takes I can't make the numbers stack up. I hope to make an amp kit available soon so that people can assemble the amp themselves. Thats something in the pipeline anyways. Thanks again for kind words and have a great day!!

@DynamiteWhiskey

8 жыл бұрын

very nice! If I'll be able to efford it, I'll buy one! Take care :)

awesome video and craftsmanship! the best attention to detail craft wizard in the KZread universe!!

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Sinlo Kemp Thanks Sinlo, really appreciate your kind words, I must apologise for my lateness in replying, cheers!!

@sinlokemp

8 жыл бұрын

elams1894 No worries mate, I am glad you replied back :D made my day :)

I've been watching this whole series and the thing I know for sure is that you really like tuna

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Bruiser 38 They provide good cans for resin thats for sure, ha ha, nice comment, made me laugh, cheers!!

I like your style man) Your videos are great!

Absolutely fantastic video!! It is truly a work of art in itself.

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+perpetualjon Thanks so much!! So sorry for lateness in reply and also lateness in this build, I have a new job so my time is history, but I've nearly completed the next couple of vids for this series. Thanks again for kind words and have a great day!!

The parts always come out beautifully. -Greg

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+SkyScraper Guitars Thanks so much Greg!!

that was awsome i alway injoy watching you work looking good so far

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+matt Hajas Hi Matt!! Thanks heaps for the kind words and so glad you still enjoying the vids. I started a new job so everything has slowed down considerably but I'll get to the end of this project still. Thanks again hope you are well!

great video, very enjoyable!

@elams1894

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Paul!

Thank you!!! I love this

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Yeison Beta Thank you!!

I like your style very nice. Thumbs up from me.

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Tech Tins Thanks so much Tech!!

I love the thinking process in your videos, how you make the tools you need to make your parts

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Fluburtur Yo Fluburtur! Hope you are doing good mate! Thanks again for the kind words, hope all your projects are going well!

With all intentions of watching tv tonight I happened to see your video I watched them all Great,fantastic patients of a saint I do hope you still have a wife

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+spooner Graham Thanks so much Spooner and sorry for late reply. I can only put in about 1 hour a day max now due to work commitments hence the slow progress but I will get there. Yes I have an understanding partner which is good. She has the saint patients I think, as she has to deal with me and my projects ha ha.. Thanks again Spooner, have a great day!!!

Awesome work! You have opened my eyes to what is possible with carbon fiber being used in the most simple way. Love the videos! As a fellow Kiwi, where do you get your supplies from? I have some project ideas I would love to get into. Inspired!

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Kirch93 HI Kirch! Sorry for late reply, it takes me a wee while sometimes. I get my resin from Nuplex Industries, they have an outlet store in Penrose Auckland. I getthe 4 litre cans and I have the handy dispenser pumps. I get my carbon cloth from NZComposites dot com. Dean is the owner and a real great guy. He sells just about everything from unilateral to twill to high modulus if you need it. Thanks for kind words and all the best for your projects! Keep in touch man!!!

wow, that is seriously impressive. You must have a lot of patience. great job! One of the best series on youtube. Relaxing and enjoyable to watch. Check out Primitiv Technology here on youtube if you have time. I kind of get the same feel from your videos as his. Again great job!

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Petterjfs Thanks Petterjfs. Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoy the vids. We must think alike, I am a subscriber to primitive technology too, one of the few channels which I watch the videos in entirety, as you say, very relaxing watching. His stuff is great. Thanks again for your kind words!

que manera de hacer las cosas

@elams1894

8 жыл бұрын

+Ruben Camarena Thanks Ruben!!