Awesome instruments and even cooler that you are sharing your info with us. I always appreciate it when someone can lend their experience and cut down on my learning curve. I am going to use the hair trimmer coils. I read above about the scale length you are using. Was there any trial and error with placement of the coils from the bridge? Thanks again!!
@aquanaut009 It's been a while since we put that one together. I think we placed the coils approximately where the neck pick-up would be on a strat. I'm glad you found it interesting...thanks for watching!
@p0w3rs3rj I build the cigar box guitars on a standard Fender 25.5" scale, so I use regular light electric strings. On the four-string guitars, I tune them G, D, G(octave higher), B....that provides an Open G chord when strummed open. It's great tuning for playing slide.
hello sir, (great vid btw) im looking to make a diddley bow, can you help me ?, can you tell me more about the parts you took from the hair trimmers pls and the magnet you placed on top ? ;-)
@countorlock100 When you take apart a set of electric hair clippers you'll find a large coil of wire on a plastic spool. There will be some metal plates in the middle of the spool. Take a screwdriver and a hammer and tap those plates out. Then you place a bar magnet in the middle of the spool. To make it fit tighter, you can replace a few of the metal plates on each side of the magnet..then glue the magnet in place with hot glue. Hook the two wires(one + one -)from the coil to a 1/4"output jack
@dtt6skeeter When you take apart a set of electric hair clippers you'll find a large coil of wire on a plastic spool. There will be some metal plates in the middle of the spool. Take a screwdriver and a hammer and tap those plates out. Then you place a bar magnet in the middle of the spool. To make it fit tighter, you can replace a few of the metal plates on each side of the magnet...then glue the magnet in place with hot glue. Hook the two wires(one + one -) from the coil to a 1/4" output jack.
@RamblinAround Do you know if i would be able to put a humbucker guitar pickup inside of an altoids box to get the same effect? a response is appreciated, thanks
@cjliendo You can mount a humbucker right to the wood, under the strings, and it'll sound just fine. My Arturo Fuente Cigar Box Guitar has a fender style humbucker in it and I'm real happy with it. I have some videos of it on my channel too.
@RamblinAround Thanks man this helped me a lot and I got it done, it works good but my magnets are weak so I just ordered some neodymium n48's! That will do the trick. Hey keep up the good work brother, Peace!
@teccdeccdude231 You definitely should...people are always shocked at the sound you can get out of them.....now, if only I could actually play.... lol
@TheTroubadourJacobs I didn't have any plans, but they're easy to make. Just take the coil of wire out of an old set of hair clippers. When you remove the spool or wire, it will have some steel plates in the middle of it...just tap those out with a hammer and screwdriver, to make room for the magnet. I purchased a bar magnet from Hobby Lobby in this case. Hot glue the magnet into the middle of the coil, it should be a snug fit. Scrape the coating off the two ends of the copper wire....
@RamblinAround Solder one wire to the positive side of a 1/4" output jack (standard amp cord size) and the other to the ground on the jack. You can get the 1/4" jack at Radio Shack or some similar electronics store. That's really about it, not really complicated. I came up with this because I happened to have a couple sets of old trimmers. If you want to see other styles of homemade pick-ups, just google Cigar box nation or Handmade Music Clubhouse. Both have tons of great ideas.
The coolest part (besides how it sounds) is the clever use of basic Hardware store parts. Looked like a security door flap and a cheap hinge and a door jamb and a few eyebolts for string trees.
Anyone serious about cigars must look at this offer thompson cigar has going on right this moment, for $20 I just got a lot of variety of cigars which was completely worthwhile! Thompsoncigar-PH16.Co.Cc
@DoctorDetroit313 I've sold quite a few of them in the past. They typically range in price from $300 - $600. One like the black one would be $350. But to be honest, I'm so busy with other things at the moment that I've had to take a break from building them for a while. I'm glad you find them interesting and I appreciate the comments. If you get time, check out my latest build, it's the video titled, "Homemade Guitar Finished - Robert Johnson Tribute - Part 8" Thanks for watching!
@ufoimtc Most guitar makers ground all the pickups to a common ground on the back of the volume pot. I also run a ground wire from my bridge as well...to ground the strings.
@MrNikcccc I believe I used Red Oak for that one, because I had it on hand. It doesn't matter very much, which wood you use on the Diddley bows because the string tension isn't that high. Even pine would work just fine. Once you start getting to 3, 4, or 5 strings...you really need to use a good hard wood.
@RamblinAround Yeah I got that, but do you have to do anything particular for that tone? I tried making a diddley bow after watching a couple of your videos and they just didnt compare :/
@FATMANFALLDOWN You really just need quite a bit of gain on your amp so that you get a some distortion. That rough sound is because I'm kind of overpowering that amp a bit. If your amp can't produce that much distortion, there are boxes that you can run your guitar through to help produce the sound you're looking for.
@RamblinAround your welcome jeff ! excually i just come back from the emeregin doctors post. got a terrible pain in my groin ! just got some painkillers for that. mothing serious,
@BlisterOnTheMoon I had my amp loaned out to a friend at the time. That thing I was using is just an old Karaoke machine with about a 6 1/2" speaker in it. I guess it did the job, but believe me, they sound a lot better on a decent amp.
@sambluecat You can use mason twine to make them, but I would replace the tin with something that resonates better like a bottle or can. If you use the altoid tin, you can put a piezo pickup and a 1/4" output jack in the tin, so that you can play through an amp. You can also make a diddley bow with a cigar box, a piece of broom handle, a nail, and the mason twine.
@RamblinAround Personally, I would recommend using steel guitar strings....they work better and they cost almost nothing. Your local guitar store probably has a drawer full of used tuning machines too. Check out cigarboxnation. com if you want to get some ideas. Thanks for watching my vids.
@MrBluesCollector Yeah, I don't generally play on the front porch. I love building guitars and getting them into the hands of people that can really make them sing. I can't play a lick, but I still like messing around with them. Thanks for watching!
@dmeckle That's cool that you made your own. With 3 strings or above it's easy...you just tune to an open chord. But, with a 2 string I just experiment with what sounds good together. I've tuned each string to the same note, but a full octave apart. I've also tried portions of chords. Like D and G, A and E, etc... Just experiment and see what sounds good to your ear.
@RamblinAround HA my son and i made it took like no time. cool little project and he likes to play it. easier than guitar. i did e and g but not what im looking for i like the idea of the same tuning just diff. octaves. Ill tune it to E later. THANKS
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@Freedom7557 Thanks for checking them out. That's cool that your wife plays the dulcimer. If you look at my channel background, you'll notice that the cigar box guitar has dulcimer style fretting.
Really nice video, I appreciate someone to explain the building and materials, I don't understand that someone gives him a 'don't like' ?
dacrowster 5 days ago
@dacrowster Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
RamblinAround 5 days ago
Awesome instruments and even cooler that you are sharing your info with us. I always appreciate it when someone can lend their experience and cut down on my learning curve. I am going to use the hair trimmer coils. I read above about the scale length you are using. Was there any trial and error with placement of the coils from the bridge? Thanks again!!
aquanaut009 2 weeks ago
@aquanaut009 It's been a while since we put that one together. I think we placed the coils approximately where the neck pick-up would be on a strat. I'm glad you found it interesting...thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 2 weeks ago
hey as for strings are you just using guitar strings? also what tuning? i want to make one but i have to get my hands on a cigar box
p0w3rs3rj 2 weeks ago
@p0w3rs3rj I build the cigar box guitars on a standard Fender 25.5" scale, so I use regular light electric strings. On the four-string guitars, I tune them G, D, G(octave higher), B....that provides an Open G chord when strummed open. It's great tuning for playing slide.
RamblinAround 2 weeks ago
Be right back, gotta make a guitar.
MrGuitarbike 3 weeks ago
LOL!! Wow they sound awesome.! BTW, that bridge is the latch plate from a screen door.
threeque 3 weeks ago
@threeque Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
RamblinAround 3 weeks ago
hello sir, (great vid btw) im looking to make a diddley bow, can you help me ?, can you tell me more about the parts you took from the hair trimmers pls and the magnet you placed on top ? ;-)
countorlock100 3 weeks ago
@countorlock100 When you take apart a set of electric hair clippers you'll find a large coil of wire on a plastic spool. There will be some metal plates in the middle of the spool. Take a screwdriver and a hammer and tap those plates out. Then you place a bar magnet in the middle of the spool. To make it fit tighter, you can replace a few of the metal plates on each side of the magnet..then glue the magnet in place with hot glue. Hook the two wires(one + one -)from the coil to a 1/4"output jack
RamblinAround 3 weeks ago
I need one!!!!
Ullarobinlilly 1 month ago
@Ullarobinlilly Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 1 month ago
This is awesome!!!
AroborisBattleblade 1 month ago
@AroborisBattleblade Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 1 month ago
Check out Tyre Carter You Tube Him!
GuitarZeroable 1 month ago
@TheWastelandWarrior9 Yes, the neck goes all the way through the box and it's glued in place.
RamblinAround 1 month ago
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cjliendo 1 month ago
Please explain in more detail 4 me how you made the pickups on your son's 2 string. I love it and wanna do the same..
dtt6skeeter 1 month ago
@dtt6skeeter When you take apart a set of electric hair clippers you'll find a large coil of wire on a plastic spool. There will be some metal plates in the middle of the spool. Take a screwdriver and a hammer and tap those plates out. Then you place a bar magnet in the middle of the spool. To make it fit tighter, you can replace a few of the metal plates on each side of the magnet...then glue the magnet in place with hot glue. Hook the two wires(one + one -) from the coil to a 1/4" output jack.
RamblinAround 1 month ago
@RamblinAround Do you know if i would be able to put a humbucker guitar pickup inside of an altoids box to get the same effect? a response is appreciated, thanks
cjliendo 1 month ago
@cjliendo You can mount a humbucker right to the wood, under the strings, and it'll sound just fine. My Arturo Fuente Cigar Box Guitar has a fender style humbucker in it and I'm real happy with it. I have some videos of it on my channel too.
RamblinAround 1 month ago
@RamblinAround Thanks man this helped me a lot and I got it done, it works good but my magnets are weak so I just ordered some neodymium n48's! That will do the trick. Hey keep up the good work brother, Peace!
dtt6skeeter 1 month ago
I love the distortion man, rock on.
counterpunch101 2 months ago
@counterpunch101 Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 2 months ago
You have convinced me to make a diddley bow.
teccdeccdude231 2 months ago
@teccdeccdude231 You definitely should...people are always shocked at the sound you can get out of them.....now, if only I could actually play.... lol
RamblinAround 2 months ago
Great video, enjoyed it. love the tone you get from the diddley bow!
springerspencer 3 months ago
Facinating.
By the looks of the offers you have to buy your designs you could soon be a rich young man. ATB
fcukmegently 3 months ago
@fcukmegently Thanks for taking a look at them, I appreciate it. I did sell them for quite a while, but I've been taking a bit of a break lately.
RamblinAround 3 months ago
the bridge metal is a screen door latch catch, great guitars
chickinstompin 3 months ago
@chickinstompin Thanks for letting me know...I just grabbed it out of a box of junk I had. Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 3 months ago
That is one cool CBG.
allabtMando 3 months ago
@allabtMando Thanks, I appreciate that!
RamblinAround 3 months ago
Loved it ! really must give it a go thanks
MrJoeydelips 4 months ago
@MrJoeydelips Thanks for checking it out. Good luck with yours!
RamblinAround 4 months ago
where do you get youre fretboards?
yenbadcito 4 months ago
@yenbadcito I make the fretboards myself out of red oak from home depot or Lowes.
RamblinAround 4 months ago
ill buy that one how much just fuckin wicked
hondacr60r 4 months ago
Very kool! So simply n sooo kool!
shadowolf1977 4 months ago
@shadowolf1977 Thanks for taking a look, I appreciate it!
RamblinAround 4 months ago
man that cbg really growls. I might have to build one like that.
ButtsexV2 4 months ago
@ButtsexV2 You should definitely give it a shot. It's a fun project and people are always shocked at how they can sound.
RamblinAround 4 months ago
man you deserve all my respect, seriously
Mrandrewizard 4 months ago
@Mrandrewizard Thank you very much, I appreciate that!
RamblinAround 4 months ago
Yeah, they sound great!
I'd like to make those home made Pick-ups myself. Do you know a site with detailed instructions?
Thanks.
TheTroubadourJacobs 4 months ago
@TheTroubadourJacobs I didn't have any plans, but they're easy to make. Just take the coil of wire out of an old set of hair clippers. When you remove the spool or wire, it will have some steel plates in the middle of it...just tap those out with a hammer and screwdriver, to make room for the magnet. I purchased a bar magnet from Hobby Lobby in this case. Hot glue the magnet into the middle of the coil, it should be a snug fit. Scrape the coating off the two ends of the copper wire....
RamblinAround 4 months ago
@RamblinAround Solder one wire to the positive side of a 1/4" output jack (standard amp cord size) and the other to the ground on the jack. You can get the 1/4" jack at Radio Shack or some similar electronics store. That's really about it, not really complicated. I came up with this because I happened to have a couple sets of old trimmers. If you want to see other styles of homemade pick-ups, just google Cigar box nation or Handmade Music Clubhouse. Both have tons of great ideas.
RamblinAround 4 months ago
The coolest part (besides how it sounds) is the clever use of basic Hardware store parts. Looked like a security door flap and a cheap hinge and a door jamb and a few eyebolts for string trees.
fenderstratguy 4 months ago
@fenderstratguy Thanks for taking a look, I appreciate it!
RamblinAround 4 months ago
@RamblinAround Liked it so much, I went to the cigar store yesterday and got like 4-5 boxes, and now I hope that I ever git around to it.
fenderstratguy 4 months ago
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Sophia9Lott3134 5 months ago
I think they are sweet. Its nice to know there are fathers like you out there. We wanna see more basement fab stuff, FEED US MAN!!
donokanagan 5 months ago
@donokanagan Thanks for checking it out, I appreciate it! We'll have more projects on the way shortly.
RamblinAround 5 months ago
That is simply amazing!! I never knew it could be that simple to make them!
ruffbumm 5 months ago
@ruffbumm Thanks for watching! They really are fun to build..you should give it a try.
RamblinAround 5 months ago
awesome
cserpico84 5 months ago
@cserpico84 Thanks for checking it out!
RamblinAround 5 months ago
@cserpico84 Thanks for checking it out!
RamblinAround 5 months ago
WoW Freakin Amazing I really Digg that black one you made how would you sell one for or To make one for?
DoctorDetroit313 6 months ago
@DoctorDetroit313 I've sold quite a few of them in the past. They typically range in price from $300 - $600. One like the black one would be $350. But to be honest, I'm so busy with other things at the moment that I've had to take a break from building them for a while. I'm glad you find them interesting and I appreciate the comments. If you get time, check out my latest build, it's the video titled, "Homemade Guitar Finished - Robert Johnson Tribute - Part 8" Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 6 months ago
7:57 noticed the dog !!!!!! o im epic you people didn't notice!!
laiholapso 6 months ago
Dude you must have very chuffed lickal boy.I bet the kids at school freaked out when he played that in his lesson. AWESOME
walkwithwolf 6 months ago
Do you sell any of your instruments? I'm interested in purchasing a cigar box guitar...
Let me know when you can...Thanks!
Rob.
robmmathieu 7 months ago
WTF that is fucking awesome
kevin1993bosman 7 months ago
@kevin1993bosman Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 7 months ago
noticed the dog inside at 7:58 ??
opltf 7 months ago
Wow, those homemade pickups sound great!
PlankofWood1 8 months ago
@PlankofWood1 Thanks....we were as surprised as anyone..lol Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 8 months ago
Cool! I am cranking out canjos left & right, i'm hooked! I want to make them electric but i get a bad buzz. How do i grolund out the pick up?
ufoimtc 8 months ago
@ufoimtc Most guitar makers ground all the pickups to a common ground on the back of the volume pot. I also run a ground wire from my bridge as well...to ground the strings.
RamblinAround 8 months ago
what kind of wood did you use for the diddley bow
MrNikcccc 9 months ago
@MrNikcccc I believe I used Red Oak for that one, because I had it on hand. It doesn't matter very much, which wood you use on the Diddley bows because the string tension isn't that high. Even pine would work just fine. Once you start getting to 3, 4, or 5 strings...you really need to use a good hard wood.
RamblinAround 9 months ago
i would have liked to here you play some other music other then slide on the black beast
BitchBeTrollinHard 9 months ago
Very nice, I like the use of clipper coils. Its about time I made a few more guitars :)
MoonshineGuitars 9 months ago
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stralerman 10 months ago
Very nice! They both sound great!
PinkieStanley 10 months ago
@PinkieStanley Thanks for checking them out!
RamblinAround 10 months ago
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meeco007 10 months ago
@meeco007 Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 10 months ago
@RamblinAround Yeah I got that, but do you have to do anything particular for that tone? I tried making a diddley bow after watching a couple of your videos and they just didnt compare :/
FATMANFALLDOWN 11 months ago
@FATMANFALLDOWN You really just need quite a bit of gain on your amp so that you get a some distortion. That rough sound is because I'm kind of overpowering that amp a bit. If your amp can't produce that much distortion, there are boxes that you can run your guitar through to help produce the sound you're looking for.
RamblinAround 11 months ago
Sound friggin awesome!!!
Elephuunk 11 months ago
@Elephuunk Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 11 months ago
nice what strings should i use for a 3 string cigar box guitar
MrNikcccc 11 months ago
@MrNikcccc I use the A, D, and G strings from a regular string set.
RamblinAround 11 months ago
nice
MrNikcccc 11 months ago
@MrNikcccc Thanks!
RamblinAround 11 months ago
Way too cool! I appreciate how you utilize, kitcken hinges and picture hangers.
Very cool
~CHEERS~
B.Champagne
Buchoass 11 months ago
@Buchoass Yep, I'll use just about anything. That's part of the fun...finding new things that'll work well. Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 11 months ago
@RamblinAround I also like how you use the pine tree as a guitar stand. Oh! and the part at 4:20 is a storm door catch. Cool!
~CHEERS~
B.Champagne
Buchoass 11 months ago
how come i've never seen this vid ?? your really amazing Jeff !! how can i steel some off your powers ?? kryptonite ?? hahhahaha
josderedneck22 11 months ago
@josderedneck22 LOL....thanks Jos, I appreciate the comments. Hope you're having a great weekend!
RamblinAround 11 months ago
@RamblinAround your welcome jeff ! excually i just come back from the emeregin doctors post. got a terrible pain in my groin ! just got some painkillers for that. mothing serious,
anyway nice guitars man !
josderedneck22 11 months ago
@josderedneck22 Maybe you're spending a little too much time with your girlfriend....lol..just kidding. Hope the pain goes away, whatever it is.
RamblinAround 11 months ago
@RamblinAround what do you think ? she is not here yet till the 31e. hop its gone by then! hahahaha
josderedneck22 11 months ago
do you have a setting for the fuzz? or do all homemades sound like that? :)
FATMANFALLDOWN 1 year ago
@FATMANFALLDOWN First of all, that's not an amp it's a karaoke machine and secondly, my camera mic couldn't really handle the sound.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
PLEASE ANSWER: what is that metal thing in your left hand ?
jackallan001 1 year ago
@jackallan001 That is a deep well socket. They make pretty good slides. Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@RamblinAround Ok, thank you very much. :)
jackallan001 1 year ago
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ejvdo 1 year ago
whats the amp?
BlisterOnTheMoon 1 year ago
@BlisterOnTheMoon I had my amp loaned out to a friend at the time. That thing I was using is just an old Karaoke machine with about a 6 1/2" speaker in it. I guess it did the job, but believe me, they sound a lot better on a decent amp.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
i want ask ? Are you invent your own decor??? :S
TheArts2010 1 year ago
@TheArts2010 I build them with common household parts and then hand-paint them as well. Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@RamblinAround
i hope all guy have good mind like you :) You are the rare youth spend time inventing things :)
gad bless to you welcome :)
TheArts2010 1 year ago
did you make that pickup for the black cbg or did you buy it??
KurtCobinmyhero 1 year ago
@KurtCobinmyhero I have wound my own pickups, but that particular guitar has a fender single-coil pick-up in it.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
Was your tuning E A D G ?
gruxthinks 1 year ago
@gruxthinks I think it was either GDGB or GDGD
RamblinAround 1 year ago
the black one sounded great!
StupidChicagoPunk 1 year ago
@StupidChicagoPunk Thanks for checking it out!
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@sambluecat Yes, that's what I was talking about. You can even buy a cheap piezo transducer from the electronics store and make it work.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@sambluecat You can use mason twine to make them, but I would replace the tin with something that resonates better like a bottle or can. If you use the altoid tin, you can put a piezo pickup and a 1/4" output jack in the tin, so that you can play through an amp. You can also make a diddley bow with a cigar box, a piece of broom handle, a nail, and the mason twine.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@RamblinAround Personally, I would recommend using steel guitar strings....they work better and they cost almost nothing. Your local guitar store probably has a drawer full of used tuning machines too. Check out cigarboxnation. com if you want to get some ideas. Thanks for watching my vids.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
Lovely guitar.
dronespace 1 year ago
@dronespace Thank you very much!
RamblinAround 1 year ago
i fuckin love it
luv2cheez 1 year ago
@luv2cheez Thanks!
RamblinAround 1 year ago
porch monkey! naw lol jk man nice vid i love ur guitars bro well done
ddpunk123 1 year ago
@ddpunk123 Thanks for checking them out man, I appreciate it.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@naattori2000 Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@sambluecat I play it on my lap sometimes and upright sometimes........I tend to suck equally either way. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
You must have great neighbors haha !
Cool stuff man.
MrBluesCollector 1 year ago
@MrBluesCollector Yeah, I don't generally play on the front porch. I love building guitars and getting them into the hands of people that can really make them sing. I can't play a lick, but I still like messing around with them. Thanks for watching!
RamblinAround 1 year ago
One great thing would be to show us how to wire up an electric guitar. That would be very helpful for people who are new to this.
rubberman2602 1 year ago
@rubberman2602 That's a great idea, I'll see what I can do.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
ok i just made a 2 string diddley bow what do you tune them to?
dmeckle 1 year ago
@dmeckle That's cool that you made your own. With 3 strings or above it's easy...you just tune to an open chord. But, with a 2 string I just experiment with what sounds good together. I've tuned each string to the same note, but a full octave apart. I've also tried portions of chords. Like D and G, A and E, etc... Just experiment and see what sounds good to your ear.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@RamblinAround HA my son and i made it took like no time. cool little project and he likes to play it. easier than guitar. i did e and g but not what im looking for i like the idea of the same tuning just diff. octaves. Ill tune it to E later. THANKS
like your instruments looked at all your videos.
dmeckle 1 year ago
@dmeckle It really is a fun little father/son project. Thanks for watching my vids, I appreciate it.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
They all look great. Nice hobby.
rubberman2602 1 year ago
@rubberman2602 Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
4 string = bass
cycon666 1 year ago
@cycon666 Thanks for watching.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@RamblinAround your welcome its a shame that they are all sold though and since im 13 i dont have money to buy these art pieces
cycon666 1 year ago
@cycon666 not necessarily it actually depends on the thickness of the strings
treehouseman3 1 year ago
@treehouseman3 well shit
cycon666 1 year ago
6:43 Ba ba ba Baadd, BAD TO THE BONE!
ProfessorNguyen 1 year ago
@ProfessorNguyen Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
What kinda cigars came from that box? lol.
haeseler333 1 year ago
@haeseler333 It really is a Cohiba cigar box. Thanks for watching.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
That's some sound craftsmanship. Awesome guitar. Nice work.
Billy2Teddy8 1 year ago
@Billy2Teddy8 Thanks for checking them out, I appreciate it. If you get a chance, check out a few of my other guitars. Have a good one. ~Jeff
RamblinAround 1 year ago
Cool stuff.
hithazel 1 year ago
@hithazel Thanks for checking them out, I appreciate it.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
this might sound weird, but you would be the coolest uncle ever lol
itsalmostanorange 1 year ago
@itsalmostanorange Thanks.....I'll take that as a compliment. Thanks for watching.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
Saweeet!
TheGreenerItGets 1 year ago
@TheGreenerItGets Thanks. Be sure to check out my other cigar box guitar vids. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
j'adore ..! du fin fond des alpes ..votre enthousiasme ,je trouve ce siecle merveilleux , je me dis que c'est ca le bonheur :fabriquer une petite guitare .. puis la montrer au reste de la planete par une belle journée ensoleillée , on se dit que le repas est en train d'etre preparé dans la cuisine derriere la porte on s'y croirait .. superbe athmosphere ..
fredmariejullien 1 year ago
ive just amde my first diddley bow one string and acoustic
LittleTurtleTV 1 year ago
Rad guitar man.
bikebuilder13 1 year ago
sounds good buddy
500passwords 1 year ago
@500passwords Thanks
RamblinAround 1 year ago
thats sweet!
V8power923 1 year ago
bro...i was waiting for the Big power chord and then"Pete Townsend" your amp.LOL.
No really...thats cool.
I mite have to make me a car parts guitar...
ziggassedup 1 year ago
the cigar box guitar is pretty damn sweet.
KrankieV2 1 year ago
Two very cool instruments!! You make it look so easy to play, sounded awesome. I turned my volume down this time. ☺
805ROADKING 1 year ago
@smashygadge Thanks, definitely build yourself a Diddley bow. They're real simple to construct and it's fun to see what you can do with them.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
Damn. Awesome.
SkouMusic 1 year ago
@SkouMusic Thanks
RamblinAround 1 year ago
wow great guitars and love the sound!!!!!!!!!!
TheKennyKennyKenny 1 year ago
Very cool! Like Father Like Son.
edzgarage 1 year ago
@edzgarage Thanks. Believe me, Jordan can build just about anything he puts his mind to.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
the bridge looks like a storm/screen door closer. These are both really cool.
I can't believe the kinds of things you use to build these, it's amazing.
kookiemoose 1 year ago
@kookiemoose Thanks, I'm glad you like them. I think you're right about that being some sort of door latch piece.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
That was so awesome!!
Well Done!! =)
sandrateager 1 year ago
really enjoy all your videos, excellent!
RensStella 1 year ago
@Freedom7557 Thanks for checking them out. That's cool that your wife plays the dulcimer. If you look at my channel background, you'll notice that the cigar box guitar has dulcimer style fretting.
RamblinAround 1 year ago
@JAYBEE643 Thanks, glad you happened by it. I have a few homemade bow videos on my channel as well, if you want to check them out.
RamblinAround 1 year ago