Red Special Build - PT06 - Applying Veneers
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6 سال پیش
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Part 01 - Blockboard Sandwich
Part 01 - Blockboard Sandwich - Red Special build - PT01 - Blockboard...
Part 02 - CNC Body - Red Special build - PT02 - CNC Body Cuts
Part 03 - CNC Neck - Red Special build - PT03 - CNC Neck
Part 04 - Body Glue Up - Red Special Build - PT04 - Body Glue Up
Part 05 - Router Bearing Repair - Red Special Build - PT05 Repairs - Ro...
Part 06 - Applying Veneers - Red Special Build - PT06 - Applying V...
Part 07 - Binding and Staining - Red Special Build - PT07 - Binding an...
Part 08 - Veneer Sand Through Repair - Red Special Build - PT08 Repair - Ven...
Part 09 - Neck and Fingerboard - Red Special Build - PT09 Neck and fin...
Part 10 - Neck finishing - Red Special Build - PT10 Neck Finishing
Part 11 - Frets - Red Special Build - PT11 Frets
Part 12 - Assembly - Red Special Build - PT12 Assembly
Part 13 - Demo - Red Special Build - PT13 Demo
: : : Applying Veneers : : :
For my veneer, I tried to get as close to what Brian used on the original guitar. I used 0.6mm thick, quarter sawn, South American mahogany. Also known as "marquetry veneers."
Since I was only able to source this specific variety of veneer in an 11 inch wide roll I had to join a couple pieces together to cover the guitar. For the front face, I used two pieces with a center join, as I've long thought there is a join on the original. For the back, since I couldn't see a join line on the original, I opted to put a full sheet down the middle with two smaller "wing" pieces to cover the outside curves of the body. I also wanted to incorporate Brian's repair job after the guitar sustained damage to the lower section of the body on the back side after surviving a car accident, so another small, half moon shaped strip was used there.
My method of application of the veneer has slightly evolved since I shot this video. Due to a few errors in my build and some unfortunate issues with my clear coat spray, I decided to sand the body down to the raw block board and start again. So my final product will be slightly different. This is my first ever guitar build of any kind, so it's a learning process. I'll also be posting periodic "repair" videos of some of the issues I encountered and was able to recover from.
Big thanks to Doug Short for our seemingly unending collaboration on this build. Check out his build and lots more info here: dsgb.net
Next up is binding and staining!
Music: "Hello Fear" by Smokescreen. (My old band)
Part 02 - CNC Body - Red Special build - PT02 - CNC Body Cuts
Part 03 - CNC Neck - Red Special build - PT03 - CNC Neck
Part 04 - Body Glue Up - Red Special Build - PT04 - Body Glue Up
Part 05 - Router Bearing Repair - Red Special Build - PT05 Repairs - Ro...
Part 06 - Applying Veneers - Red Special Build - PT06 - Applying V...
Part 07 - Binding and Staining - Red Special Build - PT07 - Binding an...
Part 08 - Veneer Sand Through Repair - Red Special Build - PT08 Repair - Ven...
Part 09 - Neck and Fingerboard - Red Special Build - PT09 Neck and fin...
Part 10 - Neck finishing - Red Special Build - PT10 Neck Finishing
Part 11 - Frets - Red Special Build - PT11 Frets
Part 12 - Assembly - Red Special Build - PT12 Assembly
Part 13 - Demo - Red Special Build - PT13 Demo
: : : Applying Veneers : : :
For my veneer, I tried to get as close to what Brian used on the original guitar. I used 0.6mm thick, quarter sawn, South American mahogany. Also known as "marquetry veneers."
Since I was only able to source this specific variety of veneer in an 11 inch wide roll I had to join a couple pieces together to cover the guitar. For the front face, I used two pieces with a center join, as I've long thought there is a join on the original. For the back, since I couldn't see a join line on the original, I opted to put a full sheet down the middle with two smaller "wing" pieces to cover the outside curves of the body. I also wanted to incorporate Brian's repair job after the guitar sustained damage to the lower section of the body on the back side after surviving a car accident, so another small, half moon shaped strip was used there.
My method of application of the veneer has slightly evolved since I shot this video. Due to a few errors in my build and some unfortunate issues with my clear coat spray, I decided to sand the body down to the raw block board and start again. So my final product will be slightly different. This is my first ever guitar build of any kind, so it's a learning process. I'll also be posting periodic "repair" videos of some of the issues I encountered and was able to recover from.
Big thanks to Doug Short for our seemingly unending collaboration on this build. Check out his build and lots more info here: dsgb.net
Next up is binding and staining!
Music: "Hello Fear" by Smokescreen. (My old band)
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