Відео

Before I noticed I immediately unintentionally darkened the clear coat around the backside of the bridge using a similar process.

0:28 Just the tip

any of you uses this method? what could go wrong?

This video has truly helped me. Thanks

Thank you sm

I was there for that gig, and had my phone taken off me by security!

Good job sir. I recommend you stuff the entire hole in this type of job and also cover the hole and around it to simply void excess water you need to wipe. You can even use a sheet of plastic wrap over the hole and area. It works well. But really stuff the hole with rags that will soak up any water and steam as opposed to it wandering on the bottom and sides and even top underside

Do you remove the nut first?

good and easy way.

Great

In a different video (not one of yours) a person suggested scoring around the bridge with a razor. He said doing so would make it less likely to pull finish around the bridge as its moved. What are your thoughts on his comment? Have you had any issues with sections of the finish coming off using this method? Thank you, the video is super helpful.

Jiggy camera makes it hard to watch. Recruit a tripod or friend.

Painters tape, too late when you've gouged the finish.

I can't find a bridge that fits my guitar anywhere, is it fairly commonplace that you have to form your own bridge from a blank.

This totally justifies me buying an espresso machine

Where are you located? And how much would it cost to swap necks on a Martin hd-35?

Luckily I watched several vids before attempting this. As it's clear you made an error why not put this in your description? Anyone can make a mistake but why leave it there unnoted for novices to potentially copy.?

Should I remove the frets before I take the fingerboard off?

Watched all three and found that this is not very useful, not everyone has all the equipment you have, more trouble than its worth.

Since you were replacing it, Put a peice of parchment paper and let the iron rest and it will come off all in one

Hi enjoyed the vid I have a question for you, I'm touring Thailand on my motorbike and need a travel guitar, can't afford a furch little Jane so I'm toying with the idea of buying a cheap guitar locally and using your technique of removing the neck and then inserting bolts to make it detachable for traveling, just wondered if you think this is feasible or should I abandon the idea, bearing in mind I don't need a professional instrument ,just something to bash out a few songs, it doesn't have to look pretty, I just need something that is useable

How deep is two holes on the 12fret should be? Just enough upto fretboard thickness or it should go all way thru neck joint(dovetail in this case)

You drilled the holes in the 12th fret but I've seen other videos where they drill the holes at the 13th fret, or the first one after where the neck meets the body. Is there a reason for this difference? For my guitar, I have drilled holes at the 13th and steamed it but can't get it loose. Maybe I should try the 12th too? It is a hofner fro the 60s, so maybe it is a more difficult glue or something.

bad video

Name the Tool to remove Guitar neck.

I get the idea of thinning it with a grinder brilliant!

That was fucking knarly..... where do you het the "spatula"? great fucking video thanks!!!!

Did you cut the finish, first? If not, what prevented the lacquer (or poly) from cracking or tearing as you opened up the joint?

I felt dizzy with ur camera

Oh man this must feel like watching a beloved one having a surgery live.

Can i use elmer's glue?

sHOULD HEAT THE BRIDGE BECAUSE HEATING THE KNIFE WILL SPREAD OLD GLUE ON THE FINISH.

What materials used to repair

What brand of espresso machine is that?

You are amazing

Genius...thank you

If you repair this yourself never go against the grain ever. If you do will be replacing your saddle/and or bridge very often.

So many of you people calling yourselves LUTHIERS are giving out crap information. Cover all the area around the neck end with cardboard. cover that again with a piece of crap wood or even ply. Place the domestic iron on the end of the fret board for 5-10 minutes. remove iron and simply slide the scraper under the fret board in 1 fell swoop. DONE. takes 12 minutes and saves the body from devastating scratches.

i dont understand they are not removeing the bridge the bridge sets in the saddle .so he's removeing the saddle

Nice job.

Very helpful! Thank you. God bless you and yours.😁👍

Very useful thank you

How to fix the bridge again ?

how did you know where along the 12th fret you need to drilll the holes?

This DOESN'T harm the finish?

4/64th=2/32nd=1/16 treble side, and 1/16th+1/64 bass side = 1.15 mm. Convert to metric if u don't like math, trust me.

Julyan, here are the photos ua-cam.com/video/6SGEQTOfA4E/v-deo.html

Hello Julyan, could you give me some information about the guitar? The reason I am asking is because I have a guitar with the same exact halberd (combination of ax and spear) inlays. However, it is a no name manufacturer. Not on the headstock or anywhere on the body. It does have a serial number inside, however. I have also googled "guitar with halberd inlays" and most that come up are places that sell fretboard stickers. So any information you can give about the guitar, especially where the neck came from, would be appreciated. Thanks.

What would you do if there is a truss rod

Tripod, tripod, tripod!