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Excellent work! Tip: the frets on Fender guitars were installed sideways until 1982. If you remove them sideways, the fretboard won't chip! And it's a pre-mid-74.

Guitar Doctor i really appreciate your work My Guitar Model is Ibanez GRG250DX i got it with very bad wiring condition in my region there is no Ibanez service center your video really helped me i am very thankful to you . 😃😀👍

you're not supposed to go back and forth with these files right?, forward in one direction only

Thanks you have helped me make my choice to go with the Hosco files .

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Guess who makes stewmac files, one guess

Frets go out sideways on this not pull hence why you had so much chipout

*When I have that much solder on a pot, I use my DREMEL and a vacuum with a half inch attachment. it takes solder off in matter of seconds and no heat to the pot, all the particles are vacuumed as I work. Its technique I use from wood working.*

Most helpful video on the internet 💯

What is the song around the 8:00 mark?

Hi bro. Does it have flat or radius nut? Am about to make one for my tokai too.

Every time i go to use my iron i expect to burn my hands at least a little

Stewmac have been getting away with it for years. Why don't they sell all their stuff in the UK and at a reasonable price instead of folk having to buy from America? It's ridiculous.

Next time use a hi-wattage soldering.

Are you sure the 'ashtray' isn't touching the strings ever so slightly? If it is, the strings will pass their vibration on to the bridge cover, and if its not 'tight'...it will chatter. The bridge cover needs to be sufficiently far 'away' from the back end of the bridge to allow all ball-end types and sizes to fit without contacting it.

Thank you for sharing. What size is the zero fret?

Whoever abused this guitar body like that, it’s terrible. It needs a respray.

bonjours super vidéo je pense faire de même avec ma strattocaster Jai acheter des micros double Ibanez avec trois câble comme sur la vidéo je ne Savé pas comment faire le câblage pouvez vous me dire si le sélecteur est un sélecteur 5 position ? et les potentiomètre son des 500 k ? merci

Not identifying the type of switch at the outset doesn’t help much.

Great video, just wondering if you happened to know where can I get a wiring diagram for an Ibanez PR1550 85, I just adquired one but the pickups wiping is all messed up here are the parts, I will replace the pickups with Dimarzio ones, Thanks Two mini switches that say: HTN 02 3A A.C 125v On --- On 5B18. One for the Neck and Middle pickups One mini switch On-----On 6A 125vac MS 500F Bridge position One Tone Push- On M500KomhsDMG, With a Resistor 223K IH. Y Dimarzio Humbucker has 5 wires RED GREEN BLACK WHITE BARE Dimarzio Singles 2 wires RED BLACK

Use TAKUMI 60 watts and takumi lead wire to solved your problem in soldering

I love a good slot with a backwards and forwards action.

What is your string action height in lowest string

Watts up Doc? Enjoyed the video. Nice that you left mistakes in, viewers can learn from that too. I really like the Ampmaker instructions and watching you boosts my confidence even higher. My first build. Out of curiosity, why is the zener diode in the circuit? Is that what enables the caps to drain after shutdown? I consider that a great feature, particularly for new builders.

Spends a half hour on a ten dollar part.

Great video ,i have a Ibanez rg170 dx ,and yes the wiring is rubbish i don't know what to do next. I think the three wires of the humbuckers is strange or not. Do i twist ground and common together ? . On of the wires is off of the pot or switch i don't know. Can you help.

Add a pick to either to better their potential.

That music you have playing while you work is awesome... who is that?

Great info. Would you say the Hosco double edged files are good for saddles, especially Tune-o-Matic metal saddles? Thanks. Phil NYC Area

Awesome comparison. Thank you. Saved me so much time and money. I'm in the UK so Hosco won it for me.

Good....hands on demontration....step by step.

Ty for sharing! Is there a trick to keep the thinner edge cut files from binding while filing? Ty!

Amazing Job ! I'm pressing the sub button right now , Cheers from Quebec !

Hate it when they sont do their sound right,have to ware ear phones.

Hey there Andy...... Great to see you back; missed your content. Hope you're doing well, at least as well as can be. Best of luck on your personal changes, to you and the family, and the dog. Take care.......jimmy.

if youre using a trem i would recommend hosco. this is because the slot is tapered (like a V) and the sides of the slot wont bind the strings when using the trem

Great video 😎how are the stands fixed to your floor? bolts into wooden floorboards?

Used 60 watts soldering iron ....

Thanks for the video. I just bought one of these and waiting for shipment. I can't wait. Thanks.

i found a strat 5 way instead of a ibanez 5 way switch is it possible to wire it without buying a new switch because i like how this one feels and the last owner said the old one needed replacement because it would not switch to the bridge. I have a ibanez without pickguard and by opening the backplate after my volume stopped working i found out in a mess of wires that one of them were not soldered and i dont know who to ask for help it would be great if you could give me tips. Cheers

Keep going brother it will come

This was a very interesting and helpful video. I am presently needing to cut a nut for a vintage Gibson EB-O bass. The nut has worn very low over time and needs replacing. While I have 5 or 6 basses needing setting up, my priority is electric guitars. While the £75 for Hosco's is a lot, as you state and prove the Japanese tools are definitely worth a punt. Many thanks.

yep spade bit solder tip with higher temps will do the trick.

The reason I use Hosco files over stewmac is because they leave a much rounder profile in my experience. They've always cut flawlessly for me. I use a different set than the ones you have here. Mine have a long blade with a little red tang on the end. I reckon they'll last quite a long while.

Hosco makes three different types of nut files. First : the three double edged nuts files to a set with the colored handles; Second: the longer files with the red tang; and third: the compact, black nut files which require the holder. Which set would you recommend to a non-professional who only works on his own guitars? I've read that the double-edged three files to a set files cut the slots too wide. Is that true or were they probably talking about the cheap amazon/ebay knock-offs? How are the files with the red tangs used? It seems they don't require a holder, but what about the thin files for the high "E", "B" and "G" strings? How do you use those? ?

String gauge u using n bone nut replacement?

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Nice setup pret..

Did you ever finish this one? I'm thinking about ordering one.