Really enjoying, appreciate this content. Nice with the details.

Fascinating. I never even thought about making my own pickups. It was some sort of black art to me. Now I think I could have a go thanks to your video. Nice one.

very delicate work!

Waiting for the next video these past two weeks has me feeling like a junkie! Hahaha

Some fancy camera work you got going there, Dave🤣

Useful because it demystifies the process and encourages others to give it a go.

Thanks for the in depth walk-through.

Great video. Love all the detail on the how and why. Great looking guitar too.

Those little red Stewmac vices are one of my favorite and most used tools in my shop. I use it for tasks it wasn't even designed for like holding parts and wire for soldering, as clamps, even as weights while gluing, on and on.

Helpful as ever! I'm about to make my first pickups (HB) next week, so this was perfect timing. Thanks for the awesome series and showing all the steps!

I bet they will sound great Dave. Again a great detailed video Thanks!

Hi Dave! Long time no hear! Hope you are OK. Can't wait to see you making your video's again. Stay healthy.

@eworcustomguitars

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jan I am well hope you are well too. It’s just been a busy season for me I should be crack soon though. Thanks for thinking about me

Good video David. Very clear. Looking for ward to hearing this one strung up.

Great work Dave. Those pickups should sound great. I have used 44AWG on my really high output pickups, and while it is even thinner, I found it pretty easy to wind with.

Great video! I'm an alnico4 convert for some time, best of alnico 2&5 😉 also I use partial/controlled splits now, around 10k Ohms on humbuckers between split point and ground, it gives a more even volume between split and full humbucking, and less drastic difference in tone color FWIW

What about wax potting?

Dave, I hope you are doing well - It's been a long time since you uploaded a video

@eworcustomguitars

10 ай бұрын

I know it’s been a very busy time. Thank you for checking in I hope to be videoing again soon

@Not-a-GSD

2 ай бұрын

I was wondering if everything was a OK with you.

how to use the compass? What is it supposed to show? Which side should the magnet be facing?

@eworcustomguitars

Жыл бұрын

You need to know the magnets polarity because you may want to change the direction based on the type of pickups made

Why did you stop producing videos???

@Not-a-GSD

2 ай бұрын

I was wondering the same.