@FrazySting

I want more of this kind of videos. Warmoth please give Aaron more parts!

@mowdra

Nice Build. I took a chance and built up a Warmoth Regal. I was hesitant to have a "bolt-on" Les Paul. I went with a Padouk neck, 25.5" scale and 6100 SS frets. Turns out I really like it - so much I built a second one (with a Wenge neck). I now play them more than my "real" Les Paul's. Surprising.

@MG-vo7is

Cool!  I've never installed a 3-way switch, and I'm glad Aaron explained the flat nut and recessed nut.  Thank you.

@jackmaddox4960

Aaron does such a great job with these videos, not only with his knowledge, but his whole demeanor; definitely an asset for Warmoth! Also, excellent video, I've been building guitars since Warmoth used to mail me actual catalogs with black & white photos in them (!), and I still picked up a couple really useful tips from this tutorial! That's why I also think they should have more such videos; it builds community, and shares knowledge, and we need all of those things we can get! Lastly, Aaron, I LOVE the look of this guitar, but one thing I noticed, might it not actually look a little better with a bone-colored nut...? I understand the theme, but I've been looking at that style neck/headstock with an off-white/ivory colored nut for so many years now it just looks wrong without it; and I think it would still work with the color scheme, especially if it were a particularly aged-looking bone, or Tusq, or Delrin, or whatever... Anyway, love these guitars, and love this video series, seriously, I think most of us would really like to lots more of these 'build-it' videos hosted by Aaron!

@MaxHeadroom65

I really like how it's turning out!  Love the black and gold aesthetic!  I hope it's not too expensive.💛

@TNbear0126

Such a good, helpful video. Seriously, Warmoth, Aaron is your secret weapon. Turn him loose and let him do anything he suggests, they’ve all been good stuff. 😊

@Simeon_Harris

i'm not normally a fan of gold hardware, but i gotta say, that thing looks so classy. lots of great assembly tips in these vids as well.

@neverbemoved74

This series might be your most inspiring videos yet. Love ‘em!!!

@autodidacticprofessor869

When I build a Strat, I wait till the very end to precisely position the pick guard, even after the set up so that the pickups are aligned properly.  Great minds, as they say!  ;)

@GraniteSoundtrack

Looking better than I thought it would before it started coming together.

@DavidJosephBoth

Wow that is one classy singlecut. Hope a vid comes of it all together, and played! Congrats!

@DaemonGtr

This guitar looks epic. I really wish to hear the sound soon.

@sixajd

Pure Tone makes a gold output jack, they are very high quality and come in mono or stereo.

@nofriendtojesus

Need to add the gold binding to the options list. Would be cool if you could get a red or purple pearl too.

@ltgray2780

Great tips. Thanks.

@nellayema2455

It's looking great!

@GraniteSoundtrack

I’m still happy with my build, but Aaron didn’t start filming assembly videos much until literally a month after my first build. I’m watching just thinking how helpful it would have been.

@jenniferlawrence2701

good advice. thanks

@Furtheronmusic

Done the jack won't fit installation before. Good tip

@lyricbread

Aaron, I know you’ve been doing this for many years, but does it still feel like Christmas every time you assemble a guitar, getting to open and install all of the parts and goodies? I know it does for me. 😂