I love the googly eyes 👀 on the carving tool

@turningcog

10 ай бұрын

I only saw them when the video started a second time 😂

@Ass_of_Amalek

10 ай бұрын

it's a spokeshave, named for itsuse on the spokes of wooden wheels.

@luisapaza317

10 ай бұрын

I gonna put them on my tools, they are a funny idea 😂

This is amazing. Thanks for the insight and taking time to make this educational video. I look forward to more educational videos from you. All the best MK

They really don't look like simply straight forward pieces of wood. At least to me they don't. There're so many parts to it that have to go together perfectly. I couldn't build one. But I can play. Skilled worker. Lol... T👀LS have eyes

oo it's a classic guitar without a truss rod? I used to think I wanted thin necks until I really started playing rhythm chords, and now I have a fat full contour telecaster neck

That neck she’s making is beautiful. I’m building my second guitar neck and I look forward to making more to get better.

that's so awesome

Wow that's awesome

Oioi go on lass!!

Are you putting a truss rod in, too? Or just the graphite? And if there's no truss rod, how would you set-up the guitar?

How can i buy guitar from daisy tempest?

very nice

The googly eyes lol😂

Flat sawn and rift sawn wood are also good for necks and a bit less wasteful. You just probably have to make a laminate neck and use carbon fibre reinforcement is you want to be extra conscious of the neck shifting

@eddododo

9 ай бұрын

‘Flat sawn and rift sawn are also as good, you just need to use completely different construction to account for them being less good’

If everyone can build a guitar now a days - how many people are there?

お目々かわちい❤

The googly eyes

You mastered it but still have a lot to learn ?

@AbsoluteAbsurd

10 ай бұрын

of course

@anemone9895

10 ай бұрын

@@AbsoluteAbsurd ?

@lunagonzalezramirez7120

10 ай бұрын

Socrates, a wise man, said that he didn’t know anything. That’s called ironic ignorance, because it was well known that Socrates knew more things than the other people in Athens. The point here is that you never cease to learn. There is always something beyond. This is the foundation of progress, moving forward and not staying still.

@anemone9895

10 ай бұрын

@@lunagonzalezramirez7120 then noone masters anything. I like it. I'm a master plasterer. ie. Cornice, decorative plasterwork, but I haven't learnt everything.

Im sure there is a machine that can f9re out 100 of these per hour.

you're cutting together sentences that don't belong together. quarter-sawn and straight-grained are two attributes independent of one another. I'm confused by her calling those reinforcement bars "carbon graphite" - it sounds lik eshe's saying that they're carbon-carbon composite, which would be an extraordinarily high tech material to use for this (and I think that except for perhaps longevity, the only major advantage is useless heat resistance). what's otherwise used is regular resin-bonded carbon fiber, but then the terminology is wrong because no graphite is involved. those two carbon fiber bars would reinforce the neck a bit better if they were inlaid farther out to the sides.... and since I'm already nitpicking, the neck being quarter-sawn really matters very little, it's more of a compulsive practice to make things orderly. other than wood species and straight grain, it's all about seasoning to get the wood's warpage done before it gets built into a guitar and is then not allowed to warp anymore.

@fromthebackseat4865

10 ай бұрын

Carbon graphite is a graphite composite used in many different things. Also I’m pretty sure the actual luthier knows more than you.

@Ass_of_Amalek

10 ай бұрын

@@fromthebackseat4865 such as? and do you mean the same thing as carbon-carbon composite? I am an actual luthier.

@daleskidmore1685

10 ай бұрын

Strat and Tele necks are pretty much all slab sawn, sometimes not even that well .

@eddododo

9 ай бұрын

Acktfhuallly

@writheinthedeepfry3859

9 ай бұрын

Think u need to clean the lens on that microscope ur using there.

Something a little fishy here. Why would one where a gas mask to sand wood. It’s a lot more expensive and uncomfortable to wear. It’s like wearing full body suit to wash the dishes.

@Madamoizillion

10 ай бұрын

If you're breathing in wood dust every day, your lungs are not going to have a good time. Inhaling fine wood particles is a big risk factor to developing certain cancers. Wearing a respirator is proper PPE for people working with wood dust.

@eddododo

9 ай бұрын

Because she’d like to enjoy her passion for decades without getting COPD, developing career ending allergies, or otherwise damaging her lungs and health. You *dont* want to be inhaling fine wood dust for dozens of hours a week.

That looks miraculously uncomfortable.