Jaguar build YouTube videos from Texas Toast

[Sonichris]

I recently did a series of YouTube videos of a Jaguar guitar build for my day job, Texas Toast Guitars.
There's three of them. Body, Paint, Assembly and Reveal

We use a lot of original style tooling, like pin routers and such, and there might be some stuff you could like. And the finished guitar is pretty great I think.

Jag build part 1

Jag build part 2

Jag build part 3

[Fiddy]

Damn, looks fantastic. Great colour choice.

[Sonichris]

Damn, looks fantastic. Great colour choice.

Thanks!

[copacetic]

Masterful work guys! Loved the bit about Dennis Swiden and his finish work. Very classy looking guitar, I love a good wacky metallic burst

[shoegaze_head]

That finish is beautiful! That's awesome that you get to make art like that for a living.

[Nudger]

Wow. The history on clip 1 was a real eye opener, suddenly get the cool bursts copcetic has been coming out with.

[windmill]

excellent videos

thanks for posting them.

That is a very nce looking guitar !

[Sonichris]

Oh, what the heck. Here's some pictures. I'm pretty proud of this one.

[Fiddy]

[Sonichris]

Thanks man.....

[Futuron]

Thanks for the photos too. I really enjoyed watching the videos, I've never had access to such interesting machines nor seen anyone build a guitar body.

The weird thing about this was that I didn't notice the pickguard difference until you mentioned it. That's how natural it looks. Well done.

[javier-san]

Wooooowww. Actually really love it without the rhythm circuit plate

[repoman]

Awesome vids. Love your guys channel.

Is there any "official" orientation to the claws? It seems completely random which side the short pair are on when looking at vintage Jags.

I'm guessing the theory is that the shorter claws will have less inductance and less treble so when placed on the treble side the pickups are more even in EQ across them?

[Surfysonic]

I really enjoyed the vids, Chris! The Jag turned out amazing!

[antisymmetric]

Great vids, I particularly enjoyed seeing the finishing process. Well played!