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Are those Schaller 455/456 bridges? Or someone's take off? I am in desperate need of that specific bridge. Please let me know.

I am so glad I saw this video on my feed. I found my dads old floyd and got some new strings for it, didn't know how to set up the action but it was tolerable. With this video I can go back and do some fine tuning. Only issue is that every time I try to push the bar towards the neck it just doesn't seem to budge but works fine when I pull it back.

I went there yesterday for the first time. Amazing place!

Wow!!! I was SO impressed with the acoustic guitar finish. I love looking at antiques. The electronics were very interesting to watch. It brought back my memories of when I was like 8 years old taking everything apart or breaking it to see how it worked. Great video! Keep them rolling!

Your videos have turned into my new HGTV. HGTV portrays these perfect flawless projects and they hardly show the reality of their projects. I will remember the words of wisdom of walk away when you want to rush artistry.

My ideas for a vibrating plate is maybe get a vibrating exercise plate. You can adjust the speed of vibrations with a remote.

Question. When you adjust height, isn't it a bit harmful for the knife edges if you do it with tension on them? More so on a cheaper floyd? Or is it ok to do it like so? I did notice interestingly enough the second time you just removed the back springs (nice move imo.) I'd be nice to see how you did it

Absolutely eye opening, thanks a bunch!

I don't know about now because I haven't checked in years, but on eBay a seller used to sell beautiful ukuleles made in Vietnam with beautiful workmanship and inlay work. I don't know how good they sound but they were beauties.

thankyou excellant job thankyou very very much nice work i learned how to tune my grandson new flying v, esp intonation work great job sir

I'm bulding my guitar from machined parts. I can't use templates to drill the cavities so I was wondering if there are some sheets with mesurements that could be used? I only found mesurements for string spacing and such, none for the cavities

Wow!! What a beautiful coat! I love the artwork of the flowers. Mr. X is right. Creating a masterpiece takes time. If you don't take the time and have fun doing it, it will not turn out. I personally do paintings and if I don't take time and have fun doing it they look pretty bad. The inlay design looks great!

Good price. I would probably buy one with a brand name, even if it's Vietnam made. Brand name suggest the builder has pride in his products.

Looks and sounds great 👍. I personally would do no black guard. My artist mind says less is more.

Someone that paid attention in math, physics and shop classes. It was a pleasure to see common sense in action.

I want one pleeeeeeeaaaaaaseeee. How much please ?

I’m right there with you about lifting the blind and unfortunately I didn’t look at my ticket last year on my way to Thailand and I got the seat over the wing and I was gutted and on the journey back they put me in the middle seats . Next time I’ll specify where I seat. Great talk you gave there mate. All the best to you. Xxx

I really enjoyed seeing the older acoustic guitar.

Very enlighten. My first paint job, using dupli/color.

Very nice finish! I love how the color changes depending on how the light hits the guitar.

Incredibly huge store. I have never been but every time I order online I get a call to make sure all is ok with what I purchased. They really work hard to make sure you are taken care of. They have also answered questions about products I have that I didn't buy from them but they were helpful in getting it set up. Class act company and team.

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Beautiful video of love for others! To be able to bless people with a chair of love must have been incredible. I would have had troubles with crossing the road. It defies all laws of my crossing guard thinking. Thanks for posting your adventure in Vietnam!

Question what is that drill extension called ? U can use it to fit in small tight spots thanks great videos

Wow factor going on. I love the cave! Thanks for sharing!

you're a cool dude-dude!

So glad I watched this video. It gave me a different perspective on making mistakes. Dinner sounds great! I love Alfredo! I thought the purplish wood was really beautiful.

Excelent video, superb manual for a floyd rose setup. Good work. I have a similar guitar, a Dinky Reverse MIJ.

Hi, my guitar has the hole for the posts bigger so my posts lean forward, can i fix it the same way you did with a dowel?

Wow! Those guitars look really nice!👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thank you! Watching from Central Texas

Do you have the address for those guitar shops in Sàigòn?? Thank you 🙏

Wow this has to be one of the best videos on setting up a Floyd rose I've come across thanks man this has helped me with setting up mine!!!

bla bla bla....you talk too much. stop and just do it. waste my time

This is the exact guitar I just bought at a pawn shop for $80! Perfect video for me!

This is one of those tasks that I always dread but have not considered a repeatable jig for. Thank goodness for this video.

I am in the process of setting up a Floyd Rose and I found this to be very helpful. Well done.

Great video, sir!

Can you do mine, whats the charge? I can get mine all apart and send you the body.

Cardinal sin number one: Never adjust the studs without removing the tension from the Floyd. Grooves cut into them and you will notice a click and it goes out of tune. Only titanium studs can take adjustment under tension. Also they make two tools (the key and skyscraper ) to put under the fine tuner/saddle to properly adjust the intonation 🤟. I've been pissing around with these since 1988 😂

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Thank you!!

Thoroughly enjoyed the video. Nice to see a fellow Minnesotan working through the cold conditions.

Thanks for this video. WOuld have like to see a discussion of how to fix fret buzz when you get the string height down to where it's comfortable/fast.

Why didnt you sand the back of the headstock? Sanding down the front after that finish seems scary.

I would definitely use a block underneath the tail of the bridge while restringing it. It'll save you the whole tuning it, retuning and retuning it over and over again. Definitely loosen the string tension before adjusting the bridge posts. There's a tool for about $20 that's made specifically for a Floyd to do the intonation which lets you get completely exact with that process which is great. Lastly you can put the strings in backwards from the tuning keys on the headstock going back towards the bridge and that works great except for the high e string usually which you will need to string normally to avoid it snapping at the ball end. Excellent video though brother

Awesome job. Thank you for the Video!

I found your videos and enjoy them quite a bit and love the work that you do, I have been wanting to get into guitar building myself but have limited knowledge and tools to be able to do it. Saying hello from Missouri.

What size of a downward spiral bit?

Great video! My wife got me a strat kit about a year ago. Just about ready to start in on it. Appreciate your suggestions. Thank you.