Home made bass.

[nofi]

video says first and only bass this guy built. watch the whole thing and you will be surprised. i call this guy THE CHISEL KING.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr0wcbJm5Jghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr0wcbJm5Jg

[Highlander]

Not my cup of tea but very nice workmanship...

Curious why he chose to build one but can't play...?

[slinkp]

That last bit is just amazing.
"I would record some sound sample but I can't play bass yet"

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[nofi]

leo fender couldn't play bass either.

[Dave W]

He sure knows how to handle a chisel. He has tons of patience. Not keen on the style of it, to say the least, but that's quality woodworking.

[Pilgrim]

Agreed.  He has an artistic eye and serious woodworking skills.

[Lightyear]

He's spent a lot of time learning how to carve - not an easy task. He does some beautiful work for sure.  But egads I'm surprised he has all of his fingers the way he worked around the power tools!

[Basvarken]

Impressive.
I would have used the router (and other machines) more, if I had them lying around.

[Highlander]

But even you enjoyed working with that tiny little surface shaper thing-a-me-bob whilst you were building your Broek-Special...

[Basvarken]

True! But that was also because I couldn't do that with the router 

[Highlander]

Damned techno-geeks... ( )

[wellREDman]

lovely work , speaking as someone who cant afford a router and has to use a chisel, I would definitely have used the router more.

I like the shape too, bastard child of a J bass and a cello 

[uwe]

Impressive and my hunch is that sustain won't be an issue with this baby!

I like the look, sort of EB-1 meets Warwick Vampyre meets Epiphone Scroll Bass.

[godofthunder]

  That is beautiful! I'd rock that! I fear for that guys fingers among other things. No anti kick back on the table saw or cover on the joiner and not a push stick in sight.

[Pilgrim]

I don't have an anti-kickback on my 1954 Shopsmith, but at least I have LOTS of push sticks.