You can build a PRS custom 24 at home ... Well...Kinda!
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How could anyone not give this a thumbs up? Two beautiful amazing guitars! You guys definitely have skills! And patience too! Cutting all the birds and then carving out the holes for them. That's an incredible amount of work! Carving the body too! Everything is just gorgeous! You guys should be making and selling your own brand of custom guitars! Great work! I give 2 thumbs up!👍👍😎
I want a Coronado Custom!!!
Nicely done! I thought I was cool when I built a bolt on kit. Yours was an insane stack of work. Wow is all I got.
Just a suggestion for anyone wanting to build their own guitar. Be creative! I understand the desire to make a guitar that you would love, but if you're just going to make everything to spec with a guitar that already exists, you're missing out on an opportunity to express yourself in the design phase of the build. Maybe use your favourite guitars as inspiration for your design, but copying is pretty lame, not to mention it's false representation of the company's work. Worse yet, is actually putting the company's logo on it as if they made it. Anyway, if you make your own design that you like, you'll appreciate it all the more. Plus, more people are likely to ask about your unique guitar. And I'm not looking for an argument, just stating my opinion of why I think you should be your own person not a copycat. I've only designed my dream guitar so far, but some day (when I am able to), I plan to actually build it.
@unclefreddieDied
5 жыл бұрын
Good opinion
When you say a build from scratch you mean it. Nice job.
Very good...cool.
Wow: impressive ! That's probably how PRS built his first guitars in the 80's before having a CNC machine :-) \m/
Very interesting video. You are obviously talented!
i want one! i have a custom 24 se and i am in love with it but i crave that beveled body shape and a custom inlay. i would love to buy one anyday!
@unclefreddieDied
5 жыл бұрын
Exactly!
that was awesome!
Really nice work and impressive talent! Now that you've "cloned" the PRS, time to dream up your own look and feel that expresses your personal nature and relationship with guitars! Simple suggestions...do the math and build up a 26 fret neck, or arch the headstock, or a super-deep cut away on the body under the neck...something to make it different and unique! Good work! Don't let the haters drag you down!
@unclefreddieDied
5 жыл бұрын
....and start your own company!!! Looks amazing, great job!
Awesome
I think it doesn't have to be a PRS model, but whatever works and so on. The impressive thing to me is the quality of the 5a or 4a maple top used. That is expensive wood to begin with and if you screw it up, that a costly thing. The paint job is what I think is also another very very very important thing on why PRS charges what it does. The dragon's Breath series does have some nice woods in it, with the expensive hardware, but aside from that 5a maple top, it is the same as their 5K dollar amount, but add that timely paint job, which is a huge endeavor, I think they add thousands of dollars for the craftmanship and time it takes to get that finish the way it is. I would love to do something like that for just that reason. You can't touch a 5A maple quilted finish for under 4K in almost any brand guitar name. I can't think its because of the other items on the guitar, if I am wrong, please enlighten me. Loved this vid as well, hard work paid off!
HI,i want template for this guitar free.were you find the plan????you know some link from internet????THANKS
Que bonitas te quedaron!
You could probably build one anywhere except a boat in a storm, the requirement is knowledge and tools.
Wow! Simply amazing! Are you able to make a PRS Body for a 24 fret neck? I have a CE 24neck and am in need of a body. Awesome creativity!!!! Fantastico!
Que chingon armarse una lira asi, igual me armado 4 liritas caseras claro con algo de ayuda extra, el sentimento de usarla o estrenarlas es incomparable, felicidades por las liras, de hecho valen en sonido y prestaciones, si te apegastes a lo mas posible al diseño original y si usastes las maderas que se emplean y las pastillas correctas, llegas al sonido o inclusive lo sobrepasas en un descuido.
Hi, I'm abou to build my own PRS Custom 24, could you tell me what angle you made the headstock?
awesome work, i would love to have this guitar but unless you crystallize the wood resin the same as smith(witch no one does) it won't have the tone or sustainability. you should work for him to learn how and then go on you own.
Could you give me the measurements of the template?
genius!
Whos the shredder on the track....
cuanto costaria una standar 24 con usted?
Hi Juan can you please send me the link of the plan that you used? Thanks in advance :)
@juancoronado
8 жыл бұрын
+Alessia Micallef sorry but We didn't use a plan, just measured everything on a custom 24.
where are all of the "look at that counterfeit guitar" people???
@cosmocalypse3708
7 жыл бұрын
This is a handmade replica, not some Chinese counterfeit being sold as a real PRS.
Hermano cuanto vale un trabajo tuyo asi por el estilo
Obviously you can't build a prs custom 24 at home.
@juancoronado
9 жыл бұрын
????? Obviously I did build a prs custom 24 at home.
@beatkevin20
9 жыл бұрын
Juan Coronado You did not us. Think.
@tomatkinson2871
6 жыл бұрын
beatkevin20 What?
@crnogor
6 жыл бұрын
I didn't and i will not , only , i will make some , what is not on market , but i will mention only 1 thing ! You scrap so much of a nice maple , around 3 cm ( very expensive in EU ! ) until y get a real measure , which , has to be from 1 to 1,5 cm final , depend of a back wood , thickness and wood choice . Bravo for economy ! Regards !
@unclefreddieDied
5 жыл бұрын
@@juancoronado I want one!
No Juan we cant....but we enjoy watching u do it.
@kentekent
9 жыл бұрын
Dreamdancer11 Yes you can. You just have to want it bad enough.
@CaptainAugust
8 жыл бұрын
+kentekent and have a shop lol
@kentekent
8 жыл бұрын
+Captain August Im building mine on my balcony, it's pretty cold right now. Before that I did it in the basement storage space attached to the apartment I lived in at that time. You can do it if you want it want it bad enough.
@CaptainAugust
8 жыл бұрын
hmmm. well its never good to have drastic changes in temperature/humidity in rough construction phase, the wood will warp (even amounts too small to see right away) and things will not be plumb and stable later in life. are you doing all of the work by hand ?? no band saw? planer? sounds like a lot more work than its worth, if you make any kind of decent living (can save up $1800 for a good used PRS in a year or 2). Do you have an appropriately set hot room to crystalize the resin in the wood for stability and resonance? a controlled spray environment? I'm not saying its impossible to make a quality instrument at home with some skill and experience in at least woodworking, but it is IMPOSSIBLE to make a guitar on par with a real PRS without a lot of experience, skill, and expensive equipment. Its not something that can be done from home by the average joe just cause "you want it real bad". I know I sound like a dick, maybe I am know knows
@kentekent
8 жыл бұрын
+Captain August Well, Im not building outside now. It's to cold. I should have mentioned that. When winter is over I will get back out side. You can always have your wood planed, either at the place you buy it or at the local furniture maker. Furthermore, building a guitar from scratch is something you do because you like building things, not because you have the money to buy the finished product. The whole point of building your own guitar is how proud you will be when its finished. Lastly, you don't need a lot of expensive equipment to make a quality guitar. Just watch the video. The only thing a that might be sub-par is the paint-job. Its hard to tell really.
Ok, who let Juan near a saw?! We all know what happened last time he was allowed to cut something.....his hands are too valuable! a friend... :)
I'D BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR!
@rickeyryan303
6 жыл бұрын
fuck off, lets see you're build you fat fuck..
If you live in a carpenter sure you can do...
looks a bit rough to me
staff so I search this wood, I found the name is: flame maple!
ah man. all that work to paint it like furniture. i want one with the light color woods mixed with dark. i will send you a dollar a month for 1500 years
No, I cannot :D
This video did not help me build a guitar at the comfort of my home.
This video shows why the PRS costs as much as it costs. You simply can't produce it home. And I'm sure the sound has nothing to do with the PRS tone.
fedora guitarists. plunk
why would we? much better guitars out there.
@rayferr7347
8 жыл бұрын
+WV591 Some people enjoy the craft of working with their hands.
What's the point of this video if its not to show off... I dont see specs, tutorials, links to templates bought... Not much use to us.
I bet your guitar is better.
@juancoronado
8 жыл бұрын
+SaintFredrocks , Ha! Thanks!!! I wish I could make a better guitar than the original. But it ended up playing very well still.Its hard / impossible to compete with the precision of the machines and the experience of those guys.it was a really fun experience to build a guitar specially since I'm not good at any manual labor of this kind at all! LOL
@unclefreddieDied
5 жыл бұрын
@@juancoronado 👍