It would be helpful to explain as you go

Absolutely AMAZING

What’s wrong with the current t rectangle lighting ???

That's one of my favourite finishes I've ever seen, it's making me think a green or blue flame would be awesome!

What is the name of the red dye please.

Probably my favorite woodworking channel. Keep it up!

Will these hold a five gallon bucket?

There's a skull in the middle on the bottom 💀

Very nice video, I have a quick question, after this stain I can paint a clear Matt Spraying ? Because I like the Matt Finish

the t-tool is useless on mine. it cannot loosen those blade screws, they are way to tight.

Looks fantastic but like you said, after the pickguard goes on it's a different story. The only thing that makes sense on a strat (traditional routing where the pickguard must go on) is a Martin style burst where it closely follows the contours of the body.

"Hey, want to collaborate?"

Awesome job Nick but I wish you would’ve finished it to see the final finish and see what products you used to do the job. What black lacquer, sanding, sealer, and clearcoat product did you use? I am thinking about doing a Strat myself and I really like what you did but I’m new to it and since you are a woodworker, I believe I could trust the products and the process that you would present, I still would like to know the product you would suggest if you could reply to my post. I would really appreciate it. By the way I subscribe to your channel.

This would be sick with black hardware and a dark neck like rosewood, ebony or wenge.

What dont you understand about wire nuts? So simple to use and literally used in every house in america.

People, be careful when using a jigsaw to make a thick cut like this. It may look like you’re cutting square up top but it may be undercutting underneath. A dark veneer between the body and the top would make it pop better.

I am a professional home remodeling contractor, but I love to see what other people are doing wit their projects when I have time. This is faaarrrrrr and away one of the best DIY videos I have ever seen! Not only is the overall production quality excellent, although simple in it s execution, but this guy has taken the time to make very clear explanations and the camera work and sound quality are great! Please keep them coming! 90% of KZfaqrs could learn a hell of a lot from your production example. I cringe at most of the DIY videos out there!

The Wixey is a great unit that I have used for over a decade. I hate the blade calibration method and use a different way. Set the fence anywhere, rip a stable hardwood, and zero the Wixey. Measure the ripped board and back up the fence to negative that measurement. Zero the Wixey again and done. It really is a reliable device that I trust much more than my eyes on the ruler.

Why not mention how much it cost?

You mentioned that your saw was on a mobile base. Did you end up putting casters on the router table legs?

Your video make no sense to people who's installing these lights from start to finish, you skipped the connection of the power installation, making you video not very helpful.😮 Comments made by some aren't helpful, people want to see start to finish videos when they don't know this installation, telling them to hire high priced professionals is irritating they want to install it themselves.

I love your push stick! I am a Cat lady and do a lot of TNR and rescue in my town - gonna need to make one of these!

I just ordered mine. Ty for the video. One question. What about the rollers? Did you look at them?

Excellent video. Great explanation, clear and concise… I have a Harvey Fusion II table saw and you just convinced me to add the stock guides. Thanks!

Thanks you the help. I just got mine from Harvey. and I'm a one man shop also. I used a Bora roller for my saw and the T extension so it all rolls together

bro totally scuffed the finish when he put those strings on

Beauuutiful job 😍✌️

Is that a black glue u put it first or a dye?

Sweet

What prep was done to the wood besides sanding, e.g., sealing conditioner? I’ve worked with stains but not dyes before.

Can I use the old junction box? Also if it’s 2 pin and the other box has 3 pin is there an adapter or do I have to change out everything?

Definitely doing this for my project

Really amazing

The part you need to see you don't show.

That Music Man hanging on the wall is sweet, I have a tobacco burst with a pearloid pick guard. Love it! It has a super fast neck I wanna recreate on all my other basses. Thanks for the tips!

Where is the comfort belly cut and arm contour????

Can you please list the dye names?

How can you see anything? Your shop is so dark.

This was very helpful. Thank you. The guard (red piece) around my guide was not parallel with the guide and so would catch when trying to raise or lower. Once I detached that from the guidepost the whole upper guide snapped back in alignment and now it runs fine.

Where is the part where you connect the wires ?

500 dollar cutter lmao

Man that’s nice. I love a tele headstock on a p bass too! Not my taste in finish but I love the shape on the body, more blocky like a telecaster.

IT ENDED UP BY LEAVING A CRAZY UGLY PAINT... YELLOW IS ESSENTIAL AND MUST BE APPLIED FIRST. RED FOLLOWS BLACK. HOWEVER, THE BLACK APPLIED BEFORE MUST BE SANDED ALMOST COMPLETELY. STAY SHIRT PORC TO CAT

IT ENDED UP BY LEAVING A CRAZY UGLY PAINT... YELLOW IS ESSENTIAL AND MUST BE APPLIED FIRST. RED FOLLOWS BLACK. HOWEVER, THE BLACK APPLIED BEFORE MUST BE SANDED ALMOST COMPLETELY. STAY SHIRT PORC TO CAT

Faz tanta besteira que termina por estragar o trabalho... as cores são cuidadosamente aplicadas e se não tiver cautela acaba ficando essa pintura esdrúxula que ficou! E TIRAR NOVAMENTE É BRONCA!

I’m going to do this exact setup, love the rolling base

Good job, and you're well-equipped for it. Are there follow-up videos to progress the guitar?

thx!

In 1951 there was only the slab body P-Bass. The contour body was introduced only in 1954. The first Telecaster basses are from 1968.

I like order my lumber through Amazon with Barrington Hardwood - the lumber is the best.