Ep 5 - Taking a Great Kit Guitar and making it Awesome

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s, welcome to the EMF kit bill,

taking

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great

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kit and

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it amazing hopefully haha ​​if you haven't seen the previous videos go back and watch them, this is a process and it's sequential, it Which is not sequential, I asked. Anyway, I'm really enjoying the process of building this guitar. I'm going a little crazy, but it's a lot of fun, and by the way, if you're currently watching this in the month of July 2018, you still have a chance to win this guitar. and have it for yourself if you're not the rest of the crimson guitars, come anyway and see what we have, it might as well be an offer or our competition or something, but anyway haha, we're back, we're back.

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, the beginning of the videos always sucks. I came back with the kids version of Awesomeness and left. I thought a little. I came back, made a custom tool. It stunk. I cut my thumb and then realized it was higher than the suction. It's amazing, but it was well worth the blood, pain and sacrifice and I finally figured out how to cut these hexagons, hexagonal holes anyway. I have it and that's how nice the sharp scalpel blade is and let's get four this way now the last one. What I want to do is slide it in and cut it all the way through so I'm going to take it on both sides okay so that's the actual outline nice and cut and then we go in with a sharp chisel and we just get rid of the top layer and this is yes, dr. cat next 12 mil bit this is a firm accent but that strike in the middle eliminates a lot of the waste and then at this point I modified this scalpel blade into a sword for cutting a bladed knife scalpel.

Genius and I go to the corner and then basically sauce gobble up the excess and then a little bit of scraping just to finish smoothly here we go good here we go the eagle eyed ones will have noticed that I haven't gone. I haven't done everything I said I would do. I was planning on

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holes in the edge and those don't currently exist, they now go a bit above the corner, for several reasons, one of which is that I need this space here to be larger. It means that I'll possibly end up removing some material from the edge of the spindle sander there because well, I need to keep the shape of the guitar the way it's supposed to be, which means that the shape of even these ones that I've cut here are going to fit. and I'm going to have to cut them again, I think, and the second reason is that when you cut straight, these holes will go in and that area will be too weak, so it's just not practical, alright onwards, let's see what happens next. continuation.

As for the strength, it's not, it's not that bad, actually, there's only here, it's pretty weak, but look at that, oh, that's cool. Oh, oh, yeah, I'm enjoying this, this is really fun, okay. As for strength, it's pretty strong, with a G. I'm still tempted to sand the inside and maybe glue some kind of support right there. He has this drawn steel mesh that could look pretty impressive. It could look quite impressive. There's a 3D shape there and I don't really feel like folding it into a 3D shape that would have to go around and be smooth and yeah, I'm not entirely sure if it's beyond me or not at the moment, okay, beyond me way, cup now.

Well, this needs sanding and more carving to do my mind, my wrist is, my hand hurts from all this delicate little carving in a strange position. I need, I need to figure out how big of a space I really want now that I have it. I've decided what I'm going to do with that space and it's going to be amazing, but essentially now I need to specify that I need to tidy up the inside of the cavity. I need to clean that up because it's going to be visible. I have to drill some holes through the body to string it is a lot to do.

I'm still having a little more fun carving, okay? I have to organize the holes on the edges. I have to sand the inside because I want it to be relatively smooth. that's my next edge, you hear people hanging hammering next to it, that's my next edge, so tortillas with a gap that size only stick out half a thousand or a thousand, so that's not really that important, whatever do here is pretty close. I'll remove it so everything is fine. What I really have to do now is clean the inside that I have where these side holes have gone through.

I need to carve it to make it slimmer and more attractive so you can see everything. they just got through the vise very well and one of the carvings, let's say, can I do it? They are close. Hello, I don't care, no, she's not bad, that sofa, well, three, I don't want to tempt fate. but this seems to be working pretty well. I know I tempted fate, right? There are few more enjoyable things about a properly sharpened tool than loving my life. I'm literally playing right now and yeah, it's amazing, seriously, the precision and gentleness that you can get with a great carving mallet, it's so much that it's precise is the word.

I'm going to say it again. Trying to carve by hand this way makes you likely to slip and cause problems, while that's it and it stops and comes back. and that is why this is essential. There are some times where you have a little bit of matching movement, for example, I'm crossing the grain inside with this and I'm matching. pushing it away gently and doing it by hand is one thing, but to have some measure of control requires a mallet, so if you don't already have one, look for an old one to buy calmly, thanks for watching the construction of this kit. the next video will be out soon if not already depends on whether you watch them while we upload them or not.

I don't know, we'll see. It depends on you. I really could be there now. Just click Next. Good job. patreon notification button etc. thanks, yes that works, see you