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This not work anymore, fresh and undetected version is already on my channel🧡💙🧡

it says its a severe threat tho

This version is already old, the new version of the cheat with anti-ban is already on my channel🌟🌟

j'aime jouer avec ce truc xD

can u make a video on scripts for kiddions some time in the future

It works, I put my chips on the slot and got the jackpot

Instalado, todo funciona, gracias!

Already done this. Thank you for making my GTA much more fun, without yout community post about the updayed kiddions menu I probably wouldn't have known about the update.Thanks brother

Easy money

Great Job Thank You

I subscribed to your channel,thanks for the help me bro

so good, thx

Thanks for the update

god man

I have never seen such a cool free cheat with such functionality

Bro make video on special cargo by kiddions menu

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This is the best knot and the best explanation I’ve seen! Thank you! I’m using a kinda burley .7 mm line for a Syrian buzuk … I like the thicker frets for more durability tho the previous knots I was doing wouldnt hold very well… this way tho seems to work great even for the thicker fishing line. Thank you 🙏

the frets is so unusual. love the song🥰

cool!

great perfomance! also the background is nice:)

As a Turk, ı like your videos so much

Hi! I would just like to say thank you for posting this. I have a Persian tanbour, and learn remotely, so nobody around to show me these tricks. I couldn't find a video on tanbour specifically, which has a groove to thread the string, but this is very helpful.

i admire your doing, its so inspireful

Siz Alman mısınız?(Are you germany?) Size önerebileceğim türküler var: Nogay Türküsü( dombra) İnce Memed Uzun İnce Bir Yoldayım Argımak Attar Bunları kanalınızda denerseniz eğlenceli olur. Türkiye'den esenlikle.

Great video! Thank you for sharing 🙏 I have to refret my Yayli Tanbur. Is there any difference in the process? Thanks again! Flavio

I needed this info!!! Thank you.

Wunderbar!

Remove the stuff in this order: First cut off the Frets. Second enjoy a fretless Saz 🤘😎🎶. Third remove the strings and clean the goo and put the stuff back on.

Installing a S-Locks Strap pin... First hole was made with a small manual hand drill. Final hole is 3.5mm. I do prefer the strap at the head, though. Anyways, when doing two pins at the body, it is slightly better balanced when placing the left pin BELOW the neck.

Another tip I just heard in another Video: Bind the fret way up the neck and move it down. Because the neck is just a tiny bit wider at the bottom, so the fret will get tighter when moving down.

For putting the strings back on this is a nice method (turkish, but good demonstration) ua-cam.com/video/00ksY9qjLlo/v-deo.html He goes the extra mile and removes the wound wire at the attachment area of the bass strings. Also of note: He adds a bass string in the middle course "For playing Zeybek". Usually you don't, but I like the middle bass anyways. Another point is to push the string on the wooden pegs down closer to the wood. He also has a video about how to bind the frets, but I prefer my method 😎

For the Bridge. If you have a Saz that is set up professionally and perfectly: MARK THE BRIDGE on the body with waterproof pen. If you are not sure if your Perdeler/Frets and your Bridge are set up correctly: Better do it from scratch. There are different theories about perfect bridge position. Whatever you do, you'll position the bridge FIRST and then the Frets!!!! The easiest way is perhaps to measure the Body from where the neck starts to to edge (not the protrusion that holds the string), take 1/4 of this value, measure it from the bottom = bridge position. Traditionally it was sometimes 1/5 or "four fingers from the edge", however 1/4 is supposed to be better for the tone and the stress on the wood (idk). If you buy the Saz from a proper shop they might be able to give you the best value. Another way is to "tonally" figure out the bridge position where is sounds "best". Considering that some older or handmade instruments are not standardized and might have quirks, that could be a good option. I also read that the bridge should be atop the deepest part of the bowl, but I have no idea how to figure that out... I'd say 1/4th body length is still the safest bet.

I reuploaded this video from my old, generic account. Just to explain the color coding: I bound all the quarter tones / microtonal frets with a more subtle color. I also did the 10th and 17th fret with neon color. This is just personal preference, but I think it works well: If you use a traditional hand position you'll cover (E) 3rd, (F) 4th and (G) 7th frets blindly without moving the hand. The next "common" fret is then (A) on the 10th from which B and C can be found rather easily from a hand position starting on A/10th. 17th fret is the Octave and the next "important" note after the C again moving the hand up. (just for the record, there are more "hand positions" on a Baglama then those three.)

Thank you very much for putting this together. I've got a cura with a backbowed neck that I've been putting off dealing with and this will be a tremendous help.