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From: rgl101614
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  • Super nice job man.

    The guitar looks great, well done.

  • deadly guitar light'n beautiful sound man when we gonna see you down in bridgetown boy

  • "BET" YOU COULDN'T MAKE ONE OUT OF COPPER AND CALL IT "THE COMET" ?

  • @HEARTHEANGELSVOICES I could make one out of copper but welding would make the copper to soft and would greatly deaden the sound. It would be like making one out of Lead!! What does the name have to do with it anyway?

    My dad, rest his sole, had a Nickle/Iron Meteor slab from Arizona's Meteor Crator he purchased back in the 40's and he polished the surface of one side and my guitar looked just like it, jagged holes and all, thus the name.

  • @rgl101614 - YOUR READING INTO THE NAME TOO MUCH. IT WASN'T MEANT AS A BURN ON YOUR GUITAR. SIMPLY A SIMILAR THEME NAME. I LOVE YOUR GUITAR. NOW BEING A STEEL WORKER I KNOW STAINLESS IS A VERY HARD METAL ALSO & YOU WELDED IT & IT WORKED. NO ONE KNOWS HOW IT WOULD SOUND UNTIL ITS MADE. I THINK THE POLISHED COPPER WOULD LOOK FANTASTIC & I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR HOW IT WOULD SOUND. YOU COULD SOLDER OR RIVET IT OR BOTH. JUST GO FOR IT. GOD BLESS YOUR DAD !

  • @rgl101614 Actually you could make it out of steel, it would eliminate a lot of warping, sound good and you could have it NICKLE or COPPER plated. High pollished Nickle would look fabulous, H'mmm, food for thought!

  • @rgl101614 do u NEED to weld it? could you epoxy it? The FAA did a study and found glued plane were stronger then riveted ones.

  • @astrialkil I've worked with epoxies and I seriously doubt if you could glue it together. To many pressure points and Stainless Steel grows and shrinks with temp. changes of the day, and consider the viabration. There also is finish grinding to do and that heats the Stainless Steel fast and warps it and would also melt the glue/epoxy at the seams. Thanks, RGL

  • Fantastic job! It looks great. A brave choice of material to build a guitar with. As a retired engineer I know what a bitch stainless steel can be to work with.

  • I am not a musician. I am a sheetmetal worker. Very nice job. Tig welded Stainless is the most beautiful of metals I think.

  • I have a "cheapo" dobro. Well ! But, it's got a metal body.

    To me, a guitar using cone(s) HAS TO HAVE a metal body.

    It's surely more an esthetical consideration than about musical properties, but it's definitely the n°1 point of the COOL THING.

    You built a beautiful guitar ... and it's 200% COOL !

  • Wonderful work! Wish I could be as skillfull as you...

    But it would be even better if we could hear how it sounds. Don't you know someone who can play it?

  • Can it play metal?

  • the song in the backround is from Ellis gutiars! hahahaha :D

    good work by the way!

  • Zekla, What do you mean by Metal? I'm sorry, I don't even know how to play a guitar. I made it on a bet, somebody said I couldn't make one. Guess who won the bet!. An Exec. I was introduced to from Martin Guitar's played it and was visibly & verbally suprised how good it played and sounded. I made it from Stainless Steel.

  • like +++++++++++++++++

  • Nice build. Quite impressive fabricating a metal guitar. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy.

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