How to : Finish Sanding your solid-body electric guitar kit

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Uploaded by on Aug 7, 2010

Time spent in careful finish sanding is what will make the difference between nicely done project, and a world-class guitar. This video shows some tips and tricks that are not necessarily obvious to first time builders. Follow along with Paul as he shows you the "ins and outs" of finish sanding your PVX Guitar Kit.

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  • These look really nice! Can you tell me if these are made in the U.S. or do you guys outsource?

  • @1stinkywizzleteets - Thanks so much for your compliment. The design and manufacturing are done in our facility in North Carolina! Paul Vogt designed the kits, as well as designed and built the 3-axis CNC machine, and all the jigs used to manufacture the kits. All our kits start out as high-quality rough cut lumber. Because we manufacture the kits ourselves, we can also provide custom wood combinations - just contact us to find out more.

  • Awesome Video, but isn't that guitar almost the exact specs of a PRS custom 24?

  • Not at all. The neck geometry is different, using Gibson scale. The body and headstock shapes while similar, are different as well. The construction is a neck-through design, with a 9 1/2 inch tenon.

  • @pvxguitars How much would the kit cost? It looks so close to the PRS but has the scale of a gibson? Wow that is sexy.

  • @2011dtish21 - glad you like it! You can check out our products and pricing at our web site...

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  • Very helpful lessons, next level type stuff. I especially like listening to someone talk who does not say uhmm or uhhh. This is going to help me on my 5th build. That neck looked wonderful BTW.

  • Glad it helped.  Thanks for the kind words. :)

    Paul

  • I'm learning something and I have been around for a while, good work!

  • thank you so much!

  • wow !

    this is great !

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