Nice, creative recovery - and you enhanced the beauty of the guitar. Accident is the Father of invention.

Great fix. Having worked on guitars for years, I totally sympathize. Things go wrong and a guy doesn’t rest until he fixes it.

Hi Ewor, I‘m an guitar maker from Austria and stand in front of the start to go professional ! I really love your detailed videos! It is great to see you working on guitars! You are a very inspiring woodworkers on net! Every day I am searching for your videos! You are great and I have to say THANK YOU!

@eworcustomguitars

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Thank you so much RolEx I really appreciate the great comment. Good luck going pro I’m sure you will love it everyday

With skill and creativity, there are no mistakes. This next step was a success. Looking forward to more.

How a screw up turns into an even better looking guitar. Looks great Dave!

Great job going from complete disaster to "That was the plan!". When this guitar is finished, no one would know there was a problem with out this video. again great job.

@eworcustomguitars

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Yep I do that feature on all my guitars. 😁

What a cool fix Dave. I honestly think I added to your build! It certainly took nothing away! Very nice. ✌️

And I thought my little mistake was major! 😂 GREAT recovery. It looks fantastic.

You learn more from mistakes than anything else really. Great video. Very engaging. Loving the guitar so far.

wow boy dave this is all deja vu for me i did the exact same similar thing with a acoustic build but with routing the channel for the binding on the top and routing out to far .boy we all have done these mishaps when building if it's any constellation your not alone. you do awesome work and are a very talented craftsman

@eworcustomguitars

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Thanks brother I really appreciate it!

From mistakes to next level trick 👌💯

Mistakes happen to us all! Great save!

If sh1t isn't happening we should worry more because we know it's about to!!! Great recovery, great guitar! Good luck

I saw that coming as soon as you put it on the CNC. Great adjustment and fix. Imagine doing that without the CNC! I am looking to get one soon, doing the research now

@eworcustomguitars

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I have really enjoyed the cnc experience so far, very glad I made the plunge

It was an incredible recovery, it looks great.

You could have fashioned the opening into the ECG reverse tone port® for "unparalleled balance in sound" :o)

I love the veneer that outlines the carve!!!!! Even when you make a mistake, the result is perfect!!!

I've drawn more than a few designs in CAD and run in to these kinds of conflicts pretty routinely. Body carves and chambers definitely compete with each other when 2D becomes 3D. Since I don't have a CNC I probably would've just cut and bent a veneer to overlay the body carve, but your solution is much more elegant.

@eworcustomguitars

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Thanks brother this one definitely got past me

Good save. That's one of the reasons I'm terrified to try to chamber. Nice work, that took some true perseverance.

@eworcustomguitars

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Thanks brother! I looked for your ggbo vid the other day but didn’t see it

Nice save. Will look great when finished.

As good as you are (and you are really good), it happens to the best of us. Carry on good sir!

@eworcustomguitars

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Thanks brother I really appreciate it

From tragedy to triumph! Nice save, looking forward to the next installment.

Best save ever

Tragic opportunity.....!

Too bad about the goof up but your fix I believe makes a very elegant change to the guitar. I thing you chose correctly to put the veneer on the edge. Looking great. I like the contrast between the to different maple pieces It would have been nice if a little more of the patch piece of maple was left but it did fix the issue nicely

That's a really well thought out and accomplished fix Dave! I'm rather impressed that you didnt totally spit the dummy and chuck it out...which is what I probably would have done 😳😬👍🏼

Wow, that was some fix you pulled off there David. I thought your CNC might have gone wild again but it was just a brain fart. Man do I know the feeling. But that detail you created looks amazing.

@eworcustomguitars

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Thanks Dane. Did you tell me you were taking a cnc class in Alabama? I looked back for that comment but couldn’t find it.

@jonahguitarguy

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@@eworcustomguitars, I may have said that. I I would stand by it!

Shit happens sooo often with my rookie status builds 🤣. Eventually you make it a feature and move on 😬

@eworcustomguitars

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Yeah me too. I will probably explore more ways to cut up tops and reassemble with veneer. A mistake that will turn into a feature on my future guitars