And how much issues do you get with shielding the sound? Its looks mighty fine, but also a radar to statics and buzzes.

@@PANTA-Music It would give extra shielding right?

I'll give you a hundred dollars for it

@@billyjackbuzzard Do you live in 1930, under the porch of a mobile home? 😅 100 dollars will hardly buy the bags needed to collect the cans required to make these today.

@@CynHicks ok. $140.

This dude knows how to shit.

@@sloptoppapa5289 😆😆

@@sloptoppapa5289 he is a pro in melting cans into a guitar 😂😂

@@Lmao.Lennert I’m pretty sure he’s talking about the commenter knowing what he’s talking about by saying it’s reusable.

That’s pretty cool info !

I saw you crying on Twitter today.

He's awesome and so are you!

guitar teardown? xD ohhhhhhh ohhhh wait transparent guitar XD

I just finished watching the "cellphone we were promised" video only to come find you on here. cool

I beg you, don't do a scratch test on it

Haha, didn't even think about that. 😂

there is uh... no smooth jazz in this video lol

*neo soul

Its just some candy like riffs wish i had that guitar and play it on max gain max vol max and max distortion lol

Aluminum is not a heavy metal

True that!

Absolute nonsense! How about doing your homework first, and getting your ducks in a row before you even attempt shit, so you don't make stupid mistakes in the first place? Only then, if something still goes wrong can you get into how to fix it, and I would suggest using the same method with it too, do your homework...ducks...!

I love this.

yo whaddup

what about the time hawaii accidently sent out a text message that they were going to be nuke

Real knowledge here.

You seem like a cool person

@@RR-xf9th Thank you. That's very kind.

@Halloween111, what kind of soda makes the best tone aluminium?

QUE AGRADABLE SUJETO

Because most of the sound comes from the pickups, it's a totally outdated myth that the wood is important for the sound of an e-guitar. There are several channels with experiments with this statements. Like cutting away all the wood and compare the sustains. And none of them expirienced a hearable change. This video is a perfect example for this. Most comes from pickups, then the strings and for the sustain and stuff like that it's more the bridge and saddle than the wood. But this is just for e-guitars, for acoustic it's an totally different topic, because they work with resonances where it's really important how the wood will vibrate etc.

@@kampfkuchen91 The fact that even an ALUMINUM guitar sounds like a regular electric guitar is great proof that tonewoods are bullshit haha

​@makkerfelix they really are bullshit

Boys, this is just stupid. Sorry. It is like one claiming that cheap loudspeakers at 1.000 bucks do the same like similar sized ones for 12.000 bucks. It is just a result of untrained ears. You need to learn listening first to recognize differences. When you change the wood or density of the corpus the tone differs. Bolted or glued neck and attack and sustain differs. Solid bridge vs trem and guess what: the tone differs. But you need a good clean amp and toggle in the cream spots. The pu's are just huge difference from single coil alnico to maybe active EMGs and iff you go full output they just dominate the scene but the wood still gives the color.

The aluminum body acts as a huge ground for the electronics, isolating them from electric fields put out by other equipment in the room.

Good advice.

Thanks for the tip! I considered using cutting oil but I usually only use oil for drilling or tapping steel. I think what happened here was that I tapped all the way to the bottom of the pre-drilled hole which stopped the tap from spinning and caused it to snap.

@@BurlsArt another good tip is to break the chip every few turns, just go backwards on the tap and it will break the chip just enough sometimes to prevent a tap from snapping

@@BurlsArtE

One other easy suggestion. Rout out the cavities with a router (I’d use a spiral bit). It’ll trash the bit but hey….

Or maybe the same man's treasure.

It might be, but aluminium uses a lot of energy to smelt.

Good point. I caught my daughter watching the video but I think I hit alt-f4 in time

Frozen liquid oxygen is the tone secret of the pros

You mean an air guitar? Anybody can build an air guitar.

@@joebodynobody764 the toans is stored in the air

​@@joebodynobody764 air guitar...

I just got finished with a smoke and mirrors guitar

I worked 8 yrs old iron blast furnace...2700°F sweet spot....always wanted to make a tiny version....like this....iron looks clear like melted butter at 2700....and water DOES BLOWUP LIKE A REAL BOMB. I liked the reminder of the steel mill.

Aluminium* I fixed it for you 😉😉🤣 All the best, from a British person. Peace ✌️

@@longnamedude3947 thats right mate, aluminium it is

Ayy, I'm a drummer as well!

@@longnamedude3947 No, and keep your god damn biscuits, too.

Oh yeah, I learned precious metal casting and we always used borax.

thats cool. we did a big bust of Mary in gold. they had armed guards, etc. and took the crucible with them when they were done!@@DanaTheInsane

Whuuut???

You worked at a Foundry but can't spell foundry? 😂

@@harrydavey9884 english might not be their native language

True story on the English comment. Empty oxygen cylinder storage was labeled "MT" due to some people's education at this one steel fab shop. Don't hate blue collar it is what puts this country together.

@@TheDrtye I am blue collar. No hate at all, just making a joke. That MT thing is hilarious too.

you where* can tell you where cannon fodder in a foundry*

A total waste of time and money he could have scored $50 at the can man for those

@@Lousasshol thats funny because I'd paid 750 1000 bucks for that guitar. Looks sick and sounds very good

Plus 50 bucks wouldn't even fill his has tank lmao

@@Lousasshol hey I liked your joke lol.

Bro, if you're a welder with a welding company and you've got the technical skills, money for materials and the time there's no reason you can't start making art yourself. Don't worry if the first stuff you make is crap, you'll get better over time. You can do it. Gl and be safe.

@@Nicegram_me_at-BurlsArt shut up

...and metal worker, fabricator, and all around good Joe. As for the guitar itself...meh.

But, way too heavy!.

Aluminium is, compared to brass, a soft, low melting temp metal. Brass would cost a fortune! A similar weights of brass is probably 1/3 of a child's size violin. It would also have to be an almost perfect pour because whilst sanding aluminium is easy, sanding brass would take forever. However, I agree it would look incredible. 🙂

Brass guitar would only be used for HEAVY metal.

aluminium is a beautiful material, very unlikely to deteriorate at all, if anything the loving polishing and tlc it will look even better as time goes by, i think this guitar could fetch a very big price, personally, i would of maybe gone Gibson body shape and maybe fender neck, and maybe mixed up the pick ups, maybe 2 sets so you could have a blend, a gibson or fender sound, but i'm just being picky, it is a work of art, worth alot of money regardless

brass would cost $20,000

And record and edit these videos. All of this is pretty damn impressive

I didn't see him play it Did he make another video on how it plays?

@@pauljordan3329 He plays it starting @ 15:48

He’s an artist, it’s not really that amazing that a talented person has talent When you create things you see the world differently then the average consumer mentality

I doubt dude could make a guitar to spec without being a guitarist and knowing what’s needed in the instrument Guaranteed there would be big mistakes made if the person wasn’t also a guitarist That would be like me designing and making a clarinet without knowing anything about the woodwind instruments I’m guessing he’s works with metal by grade and plays music as a hobby Am I a genius? No I’m not

what's the song name

@@cracksnake5119 The first one is My Tribute - Mateus Asato

@@chiet97 any idea about the second one?

@nipunadodan I can't find it maybe it's an original

What I imagined - people from steel mill making armor plates for giant robots and engines for ships and excavation machinery daily - sit around and watch this one guy melting cans to make one guitar: "Aw, cute! Look how tiny it is!". Heartwarming. :)

That's called reverb

@@jooj_crickets he means on the actual fretboard

@@schneibgamer1 oh ok

Better off using a spinal tap...

I would also use cutting fluid, and be sure to back the tap out a bit after cutting a thread or two

@@roccotuna any type of fluid its good exsample butter,oil,food oil.

They make a special tap oil just for aluminum. It’s thinner than most cutting oils, but it really makes a difference when you use it on aluminum.

@@broo_sh The best fluid for cutting aluminium is methylated spirit.

No kidding, it's the most metal guitar I've ever seen.

Aluminumcore

He could probably turn the blanks into another guitar

@@austinkoeppen6122 I was thinking that same thing as well. Maybe not as big a guitar but maybe a mini one like the one in the first Back to the Future movie.

It was clever, so I'll forgive you

U got balls of steel

Don't ever be sorry about bad puns!

Was going to say the same. Kudos 👌 Metal indeed.

It's aluminum = light rock

Damn what's it like to be born after 9/11

2001 gang represent

Actually aluminum is fairly light

actually... light metal... guitar.... 👍

@@MagoMerlino72arsenic guitar when

A wolfram guitar would weight 40 kilograms, or 87.8 lbs. That's heavy metal

@@DoctorTemblor led guitar will do the heavy job lol.

how do you feel about the treatment of the sand tho?

@@halukan9728 it’s coarse, rough, and irritating… and it gets everywhere

Have you ever heard of "The King of Random"? That channel is something where I first learned of people making DIY furnaces

@@vincenttrigg4521 the king of random sadly went downhill after he died. Channel was taken over by some losers.

@CellHunter hey. I know the traction they had went downhill after Grant died but don't call them losers. They were doing their best and he wanted a break from everything, he wanted to spend more time with his family after all of his success. I will still always love his videos and I know it wasn't the same after he passed away but give them a break. He CHOSE them. I respect that he chose them and there's still things we would have never seen without them. They did their best.

@@vincenttrigg4521 No no you're misunderstanding. I liked Nate and the other two people. The channel was basically hijacked Nate made a post about it on his own channel after he quit.

@CeIIHunter he said it was a mutual thing though didn't he? Like he wanted to do his own stuff but the channel was a bit strict

The first part of the demo is a song played by Mateus Asato. Forgot the name though.

@@_joapa my tribute by mateus asato ! i remember it from the pencil guitar video !

@@_joapa Thanks mate will check it out.

As perfectionist i hate the imperfections, but then again you can see its unique hand made from it and not factory pumping it out.

Dabchick?

Hi

Aluminum puppets when,

wooow you here ?!

please leave

Please stay.

Time for a tone wood debate!

First video I have seen of this guy also, crazy talented.

just learn how to do stuff instead of making yourself feel like shit, most of us are more than capable

Be inspired to create ❤

I am so pointlessly proud of being the 69th person to press the like button on this comment lol

It's actually very metallic sounding. Lol.

Sounded quite *tinny* to me

… bro

This gives a whole new meaning to "pop music".