Ormsby Guitars - Multiscale Custom Video Diary - PART THREE

Part three of a video diary showcasing the construction of a custom made guitar.

This video details the headstock profile, neck rough cut, timber machining, gluing the body, and thicknessing of the body blank.

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Soundtrack by Graham Greene. Graham used an Ormsby CustomShop guitar (Frank's SS) and his own signature model, the GG7, for the second song.
(Impressive Hair, Vowels of the Earth)
Visit Graham's website for more tunes from Australia's leading guitar rock instrumentalist. Both songs feature on Graham's latest album, "Leap of Face".
www.grahamgreene.com.au

www.ormsbyguitars.com

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[darrenguitar]

should u not be leaving ure machines on for a min according to health and safety

[rhoads56]

Huh? Which machines? Which countrie's H&S states this? Why would i leave a saw running for a minute after using it?

[xHighPotencyx]

I would shit my pants trying to work that bandsaw around the fretboard...

[Nasosdag]

I've ALWAYS wanted to know how a guitar is built! Thanks so much for these vids. And the results look and sound stunning!

[MICKEYISLOWD]

perry your the best builder ive seen period!!!

[00Ibanezist00]

Hi Perry Ormsby! May I ask what brand your band saw is, and how much you paid for it?

[mickey007r]

@00Ibanezist00 thx

[00Ibanezist00]

@mickey007r Wenge (pronounced "Wengay")

[umangu]

Your clamping methods - very clever!

[mickey007r]

what wood is the neck ?

[idontgrillonwed]

Do you use a template to route the fretboard blank width and taper before you radius it and such?