I wouldn't use aluminum, it is very soft, even softer than a hardwood that is usually used for making a neck. It can compress, deform, and take the shape of the wood no matter how much you adjust the screw.

Very nice, but not from one piece of wood. Because of the top laminate.

What about the other pick-up?

Rough but fascinating

Nice concept, but please, use oil when you drill metal.

whats the scale length

What bridge is that?

This is cool

How can I get the plans to build one? Please

Congratulations, it's an excellent work

Какой применяется звукосниматель и как подключить к компьютеру?

Awesome video. Man I want to build one, do you have the measurements you used? I know near nothing about guitars but I still want to give it a shot

Você é genial 😮

Saya suka

Very nice to watch. Thank you for posting this

With out the test at the end I'd of said "there's no way this thing can play even 3 notes"...but you proved me wrong ;)

Очень сложная басовая партия, я бы так не сыграл :)

its cool to see you working on what looks to be your apartment/neighborhood park table. I noticed the chain around the tables leg so i can only assume its not your backyard. Good inspiration to those who don't have a workshop or a readily accessible space to feel confident and comfortable to woodwork.

Respect

This is one of my favourite things I've seen in ages!

I dunno man there's a lot more than just one piece of wood here. There's like...metal? Plastic? Electronics? Some kind of rubber? Misleading title.

Rename this video “Off grid pain”

What is the scale length of that bass? Also what strings did you use bc im making a ubass right now and i know i will want to make another after this. Great video👍👍 (I want to make my next one a travel version with a partial metal frame btw)

One piece of wood? Is plywood wood?

А в каком месте она из цельного куска, если она из нескольких + слой фанеры?)

Impressive. Sounds amazing, too.

That bass sounds amazing. Better than any other counterparts

21:57 Jesus can play some good bass!

Thats an awesome build.What kind of strings did you use.

the tune is not right ,just saying

I love this fingerrest design. great work!

I agree with everybody else. Wonderful process, execution, and result!

Gran trabajo 👏 👍 💪

Can you pls provide the dimensions . Its like a dream project for me

Beautiful!

Well you definitely got a physical workout making that guitar that is for sure! It’s a beautiful guitar and it sounds great

Hello, would it be possible to put the measurements of the body and the nec, please

Looks legendary! But fretless?

какая сложная басовая партия.

Beautiful build. Love the song selection.

Very organic and has a soul of it's own.

How cool. I love the integrated thumb rest and style of the whole build. I think I'me gonna give building a ubass a go. I've never had one before so it'll be interesting for the experience alone. Cheers and keep up the good work. For flooding epoxy, I really like using casting resin because it is made to be this and flow into voids. It is also made to be relatively thick so it cures slowly and doesn't have much heat. I only used 5min epoxy on a 3d print once and it got hot enough to warp my part resulting in another 18 hour print. So I stick to 15-30 min epoxy and casting resin for void filling.

Noiice work man but when u solder for ur safety man don’t take that big inhale before u blow away the flux burn or wat not this is a message from ur parents threw my spirit 😂

Now i am your friend. Good job.

Тест звучания что надо)))))) главное что автору понравилось

Amazing!

надо попробовать поиграть на бас гитаре, весьма вероятно что я лучше играю чем Богдан Бацила. Бодя, без обид))))))).

nice

I saw your "How I built this Ukulele Bass out of one piece of wood." video first and thought 'oh no, talk about the bridge! this is so cool. I want to know more!' Then I checked your channel, found this video, and subscribed. AWESOME! I recently bought a bass ukelele and had the problem of E and A string being too flat when fretted and D and G to sharp. I thought of modifying the bridge and tilt it, so E and A strings are longer and S and G shorter. And here you are making a bridge that does the very thing :D

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