FOR SALE NOW AT www.orbitalguitars.com/shop Just to give a little more info about the demo at the end, the guitar was tuned to D standard and may have been slightly out of tune because I had played around with it for a couple hours before recording that part and forgot to double check it. String gauge was 11-56. The signal chain: Guitar was plugged directly into a Line6 Spider IV for both the clean and high gain tones with a little bit of reverb added, no pedals, no after effects; amp was mic'ed with an Aston Origin directly in front of the speaker.

I love the fact that this is one fluid video. You're not stopping every 10 seconds to talk for 5 mins straight about your vision for the build or any kinda crap. You just execute and its amazing. Gorgeous guitar and craftsmanship!

The way the neck alone was made - let alone the entire guitar - was a real work of art. Love watching these vids.

Absolutely stunning mate I hope you’re successful with it all you certainly got a good eye for building

Awesome build. Great guitar! I have saved all your videos of this guitar to my channel's Archive so that those who stop by may also view your work. I am including this Full Build video as well. More people need to know about Orbital Luthiery!!! Keep up the great job!⛧🤘

absolutely beautiful! the wood , the hard ware. thank you for showing the world this instrument, nay , work of art.

that truss rod cover idea was brilliant and i cant believe no guitar manufacturer has done this before

One of the nicest looking guitars I have seen with these DIY make videos!

Wow I really like this one a lot those tuners went perfect with the color of the woods you used. Amazing!

Damn man!! that is one hell of a beautiful guitar and a hell of a badass job building it!

Awesome guitar, beautiful work, that neck is stunning! 🤘🤘

This is an Absolute Awesome Build... love the Creative little touches... Like the Body shape Improving on a popular Design/Shape and the Truss rod cover being level with the headstock super cool idea... It's the Little Details that separate creative design from boring Copies...Love the credit card glue spreader that exactly how they should be used...

Beautiful. Elegant, Perfect.

I really enjoyed watching you build your gorgeous guitar I love the look of the stripe contrast on the body and the shape. You made a beautiful guitar.

That was an awesome build! A great looking instrument, man!

I especially love the shape of this one.

Really nice choice of hardware on this build!

Beautiful I love the wood, the finish, the fact that you made wood cavity covers and that it was sculpted.

This is insane, gives me a newly found respect for guitar construction

Way cool! The fretboard is amazing!

Stunning work sir, what a beauty you have created

Dude, you have very steady hands and of all guitar creating processes I've watched on youtube, this has got to be the best I've watched and enjoyed so far

This is something I'd even BUY .Nice job

I love the inset TRC. Stunning job!

Nice build man ... especially love the fretboard. Keep up the good work!

Nicely made video. Good pace kept it interesting. Beautiful Guitar. A real stunner.

Very cool way to cover the truss rod, also a very cool guitar. Good work!!!

Wow! Absolutely stunning!

Love to watch a craftsman at work. I'm a guitarist so I am also in my zone😊

Awesome work. especially glued on neck.

That looks very nice, and seems like it’s got good playability. Good job :)

Great build. That ebony top rocks!

Beautiful, simple beautiful!

Excellent, great job in the guitar. Congrats!!!!

Great job Great video Great guitar Great project It's amazing

Amazing... Just great. A thousand clap for you

great video..no talking and just enough info to see how you did it.. beautiful instrument

Kick ass man . Great job!!!!

you make some of the most beautiful guitars I have ever seen

Love that Ryobi table saw! Got one just like it 😁 Great looking guitar 👍

WOW what a stunning guitar great job.

Marvelous piece! 👏👏👏

Sos un maestro hermano,como me gustaria tener un luthier asi como vos loco,un abrazo desde Argentina y sigue asi..trato de no perderme de tus videos

Padauk is such a glorious wood to work with and so rich in colour its just a shame its not more figured.

This guitar is amazing 🎸

Well done. A true master!

Wow I dont know anything about builds but I can spot some beautiful fretwork when I see it.

Stunning friggin guitar

amazing build! I wish I had half your talent!

Best build video I seen

Beautiful choice of wood

Great skills!

Great aesthethic work boy! The sound maybe a little fuzzy but the sound chek with Hollowed Land is absolutely cool! Keep it up !!!!Bravo!

Awesome build bro!!

This is a knockout video. Having in your head to use highly-figured wood to create a pointy guitar - hats off. I watched the whole thing, the conductive paint, the little to-ground wire, I didn't understand how you marked the frets but they are so well finished and the body and neck finish is just bob-on. Only one of those in the world and years from now you'll still have it - with a few miles on it. Only one thing, it's very minor - your baby is proper showbizz and the demo is unworthy. Setting up a guitar definitely takes time and most of that time is in an armchair thinking of something else. That's the way it is - small moves. Give it a moment to get there and then dem the thing properly - put it through a proper amp in a proper space and give it to someone that can absolutely wring it's neck in a way that you can't. It's almost absurd to have something like that and sit there doing something tentative with it. If that hits the spot, give us the video of that please. F*&^%$%^&*g great job, Man!

That's a very stylish guitar, awesome work

this guitar is absolutely gorgeous !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

excellent job

Beautiful.

Absolute respect for making it mostly by hand. People who use CNC routers to make such things are really missing the point of creativity

Nice work I like the bevel on the top going into the ebony

Never knew strawberry jam could be used as an inlay. Beautiful guitar!

Great job!!

That is a beautiful accomplishment of Skill.

Very nice build!

Superbe, joli travail ! Bravo

That's a nice looking guitar!

Gorgeous build. Gotta say though, that tear-out on the back 'bout broke my heart. Why not use a forstner bit? Anyway, stunning achievement. Thanks for posting.

That is one beautiful instrument.

Fantastic build. This one deserves a good set of pickups. ...and take that shine back off the wood.

The wood for this guitar must have been very expensive! Looks very nice.

Nice job!

paradise lost! Nice work!

You should add how you set your guitars up. Intonation, fret crowning and leveling, the whole process. Everything else seems to be good. Good woodworking skills

Absolutely fantastic, awesome dude keep up the good work 👍rastaman

It's cool, bro👏🏼🤟🏼

really inspiring ! I love ur guitar thanks =D

wow, luthier, artist, craftsman!...not a fan of the flying V explorer thing, but its a work of art!!!and the no BS video was very cool and informative!

The book match on the top looks great

thats an amazing guitar good job...

Nice build.

One awesome guitar. 👍👍😊

AMAZING GUITAR BRO ¡¡¡

wow! bEAUTIFUL,EXCELLANT PRESENTATION !

very cool!

that was the first time i have seen solderless electronics and i am astonished. Wish I knew about that when i rewired my guitar installing fluence pickups

genius craftmann create beautiful piece of wood

Que trabalho fantástico... Parabéns.

Great! Amazing!

Damn nice build

Awesome!

Beautiful! And Paradise Lost fits it perfectly :)

Hey..one of my favorite guitar designs ever!!you did an amazing job on that..the color and wood selection is perfect..how can I get one of those?

Wow! That was an amazing journey to watch! If you don't mind me asking, what kind of finish did you spray on? I'm glad that you didn't fill the grain, that texture is super cool! I've been wanting to take a crack at building a guitar, I've bought a bunch of Stewmac stuff that I've been too afraid to use, including a really cool spalted maple top, just need to take the plunge!

James Hatfield just drooled

Beau travail , belle guitare , au passage ai reconnu Paradise Lost ...

I made a Padauk neck for my very first build, only it was neck through body. It warped in a few months. I tried everything to save it, but ended up cutting it off and making a glue-in mahogany replacement.

Awesome

I usually cut the fret slots before I cut the fingerboard taper. I use a miter box.

Wow, bandsaws at twice the speed freak me out! I have visions of a Tony Iommi-style calamity and bodily extremities being whipped off!