http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYfwHgsohwI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYfwHgsohwI
http://www.facebook.com/CarnalCustoms
So made this for my bros custom guitar. they look sick. and easily my best edit. enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYfwHgsohwI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYfwHgsohwI
http://www.facebook.com/CarnalCustoms
So made this for my bros custom guitar. they look sick. and easily my best edit. enjoy
those look nice
yah, my bro got some talent. that one thats really detailed was just his first one. i cant imagine what he will come up with next
those are real nice looking. ive been looking into getting a custom made, how much do they charge? i also live like 30 minutes away from there.
how much he charges depends on the amount of work. like the page and send a messege talking about what you want
i will definitely give it a like and spread the name around a bit.
probably going to go and check the shop out.
there no shop lol. its my bros house. they made you put in a location. he has proper tool and that in a workspace in the basement and hes fixed plenty of guitars and stuff for friends. U can see the diploma in the vid there so he knows wut he is doing. But there is no actualy storefront. that costs a lot of money to rent one and its not like hes turning a profit with this yet.
The idea is for you to give him a guitar you already have and he carves the body to give it a unique shape. thats what he did with the red one in the vid.
that flying V that is striped he made that body from scratch. so u can request a whole brand new guitar too. It gives you control over what it looks like.
so far I dont think he wants to sell those guitars but thing is, if u have an idea of what kind of guitar you want. tell him and we can work it out.
or if u drop ur guitar off and say made it look cool, we can do that.
for example, my buddy wants a peace sign on his bass guitar. So my bro is gonna carve one in. I think it said about 70 bucks for that. Its a lot of work. gotta take it apart. strip off the paint. do practice carvings. carve the actual thing then re-paint, and put it back together.
so yah, im eventually gonna make a better rundown on the FB page of what we do.
PS: thanks for the support
Very nice work. I know people who might be interested, but the distance would be the issue I'd wager.