I once owned a Lag Tramontane, a T66DCE. It was a nice inexpensive guitar. I'm sure the owner of this guitar will be delighted with your craftsmanship. I enjoy watching you "heal" broken instruments!
Love the way you're not afraid to take an unconventional ( and scarey! ) approach to the repair. And if any guitar or bass player reading this hasn't got a neckrest, support Tanya by purchasing one of hers. They are beautifully made and a great aid for the simplest jobs such as a string change & guitar cleaning, or major work like we see in her videos. And great value too given the quality.
This was two videos in one... we got to see the truss rod replacement which, by itself, is amazing and then the bonus of the refret... I could watch your refretting technique for hours... you are so much more advanced in your craft than most I've seen...
her work is reassuring because I’m self taught by reading lots of books on repair. Going on 5 years and have made tons mistakes that I was able to dig myself out of. This is awesome to see methods I figured out on my own and being practiced by another repair person
I saw you glue fret-board dust. My Gibson is 1964 and this is done to hide bacteria erosion on fret jobs. My frets are epoxied into place and shimmed to position to preserve the original intonation. Michelle has repaired all my instruments for several years and is recommended by each manufacturer as 5 star expertise. So you see... your "simple" job is humor... right? Thanks for the excellent video!
La première fois que je vois une intervention pour régler le manche de guitare de cette façon. J'ai admiré la maîtrise de chacune des opérations et suis ébahi du résultat final. Cela me réconforte que rien ne sera impossible pour réparer ma guitare au cas où.
As always, an awesome repair job. I almost had a heart attack when you sawed and pried a portion of the fretboard off!!! LOL Again, I learn something every time I tune in. Thank you very much for your videos. Cheers from Canada!
This is awesome. You're a true master at this. I learn so much from you!! Dividing a fretboard at the neck joint and after replacing the trussrod glue it back and make it invisible with sawdust and superglue....Insane that good! Be proud of yourself!
I have one. Non electric. Love it. Smooth rounded top, makes it comfortable to rest arm on. Set up right makes it one of my favorites. Great info if I ever have a neck reset. Thanks !!
I love your simple approach to guitar repairs. Your channel content is very interesting. Thanks for posting these videos! Watching from Nova Scotia, Canada.
Appreciated the unique way to tackle this and sharing the struggle of having to go the extra mile to get things right. Would love to see lists of the products you use for each step for each of the projects with links to support your work. Cheers
Greetings from the USA Tanya, I hope you are all staying safe. Thank you for uploading your work, I am trying my hand at luthier/repair/building guitars. I enjoy it so much, and it is so calming for me.... Edit: Thank you for not having "booger" nails this time!
This is an excellent video! I do repairs for a music store that carries the Lag brand. They're nice looking instruments, but they have their issues. I do in store Lag repairs monthly. I haven't had a truss rod failure but I'm sure there's one on the way. Thank you for sharing this video.
This was neck surgery that maximized the truss rod replacement in a lot shorter time. My method is much more old school. I am impressed by the entire process. I hope more episodes will be coming soon. I also have a magic cube that I use to tighten the tuner bushings. Well done! Glory to Ukraine!
Hola soy de argentina y admiro tus trabajos ,yo también hago restauraciones y reparaciones ,no soy Luthiers ,solo me dedico a este arte hermoso x hobbie ,solo me pongo a observar los detalles de las averías y le hago lo necesario para q no tenga señales q algu a vez estuviera rota ,te felicito y admiro
Вообще не понятна эта процедура с заменой анкера. Он что сломался? А как его сломали? Он же железный. 😮 Или сорвали резьбу? И как Вы закрепили второй конец анкера у пера? Вы нарушили целостность накладки, распилив её. Инструмент потерял в звуке
It's always a pleasure to see a new video from you Tanya, and to see your skills in action. I find myself rooting for your success. Thank you and enjoy the coffee ☕☕☕
That saw dust trick is a great one , i always keeps some on hand ,Great work by the way ,very professional! I would love to have you repair one of my projects,lol 😅!
Great work, very professional. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I will like a list of the tools needed and where can I get them. Thank you again. ❤️
I feel her frustration when she does the fiddly stuff like use the Allen key inside the sound hole. But she could work on my basses and set them up any time ….She’s thorough and never shortcuts jobs 😁👍
I once owned a Lag Tramontane, a T66DCE. It was a nice inexpensive guitar. I'm sure the owner of this guitar will be delighted with your craftsmanship. I enjoy watching you "heal" broken instruments!
Thank you so much!🙏
Love the way you're not afraid to take an unconventional ( and scarey! ) approach to the repair. And if any guitar or bass player reading this hasn't got a neckrest, support Tanya by purchasing one of hers. They are beautifully made and a great aid for the simplest jobs such as a string change & guitar cleaning, or major work like we see in her videos. And great value too given the quality.
I’ll check one out… is she in Europe?
@@arlenvandersmagt5560 Kyiv, Ukraine
@@arlenvandersmagt5560Yes, in Kyiv, Ukraine.
@@johnm2012 thanks ,she’s great , typical Euro amazing Luthier !!
What a terrifying job to tackle...and you made it look easy!
I often pray that you Guys' are safe/okay ~ those sounds that are made in the workshop are soo peaceful/relaxing
This was two videos in one... we got to see the truss rod replacement which, by itself, is amazing and then the bonus of the refret... I could watch your refretting technique for hours... you are so much more advanced in your craft than most I've seen...
Thank you so much ❤️
her work is reassuring because I’m self taught by reading lots of books on repair. Going on 5 years and have made tons mistakes that I was able to dig myself out of. This is awesome to see methods I figured out on my own and being practiced by another repair person
mistakes are a kind of opportunity to learn something, but it is better to learn from others' mistakes :)
@@TanyaShpachuk do you have instagram?
I saw you glue fret-board dust. My Gibson is 1964 and this is done to hide bacteria erosion on fret jobs. My frets are epoxied into place and shimmed to position to preserve the original intonation. Michelle has repaired all my instruments for several years and is recommended by each manufacturer as 5 star expertise. So you see... your "simple" job is humor... right? Thanks for the excellent video!
La première fois que je vois une intervention pour régler le manche de guitare de cette façon. J'ai admiré la maîtrise de chacune des opérations et suis ébahi du résultat final.
Cela me réconforte que rien ne sera impossible pour réparer ma guitare au cas où.
Це була моя гітара. Зараз із нею все чудово, дякую за роботу))
As always, an awesome repair job. I almost had a heart attack when you sawed and pried a portion of the fretboard off!!! LOL Again, I learn something every time I tune in. Thank you very much for your videos. Cheers from Canada!
Congratulations on 180K Subs!! You have well-earned every one of them!! Good work as always, Tanya!! Thank you for the great content!!
im not a musical instrument specialist ,but i enjoy watching anexpert at work.
Never seen a truss rod replaced like this...very skilled and creative work Tanya!!!
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Tanya.... I always love watching your videos... you are very good at what you do
The headline reads, "simple repair"?!This is not simple, it,s a high quality job. Well done Tanya.👍
Восхищение захлёстывает!Вы Умница!!!Приятно смотреть,Успехов!!!
Thank you Tanya, it's always relaxing and enjoyable to watch you work!😊👍👍
You are very brave, cutting that fretboard was pretty intense!
This is awesome. You're a true master at this. I learn so much from you!! Dividing a fretboard at the neck joint and after replacing the trussrod glue it back and make it invisible with sawdust and superglue....Insane that good! Be proud of yourself!
I have one. Non electric. Love it. Smooth rounded top, makes it comfortable to rest arm on. Set up right makes it one of my favorites. Great info if I ever have a neck reset. Thanks !!
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I love your simple approach to guitar repairs. Your channel content is very interesting. Thanks for posting these videos! Watching from Nova Scotia, Canada.
I like the fingernail treatment...classy! Love your fearless, no nonsense approach. You should own that shop....maybe you do......
Appreciated the unique way to tackle this and sharing the struggle of having to go the extra mile to get things right. Would love to see lists of the products you use for each step for each of the projects with links to support your work. Cheers
It is always a joy to see how you managed to do the things you do ... Good work
I've enjoyed your work for a while now. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Thank you for watching!
Умничка! Великолепный ремонт. Выше всяких похвал!!!🌹🌹🌹
Great job on the repair! Your persistence and patience paid off in the end.
Thank you so much!
Hello: I am amazed at this type of repair on such a new guitar, it looks like it just arrived from the factory...and surely very expensive...
You are a true craftsman..... great attention to detail....it's amazing how you can hear the difference in the abrasive you are using...😮
Greetings from the USA Tanya, I hope you are all staying safe. Thank you for uploading your work, I am trying my hand at luthier/repair/building guitars. I enjoy it so much, and it is so calming for me....
Edit: Thank you for not having "booger" nails this time!
Thank you! We are trying our best 🙃
ps I will have them in next videos definitely 😌
@@TanyaShpachuk OMG it makes me want to pick at them ⛏
You are the best. I could watch it for hours!
Love your skills and l myself enjoy repair guitars. l learn a lot by watching your videos
Steady hands and confidence in your skills! Fantastic work.
спокійно , талановито , інтуітивно , майстерно та чемно . Щастя Вам особистого . З повагою.
I love seeing you work on guitars Tanya
I also have one of these guitars...One of my favorites . Feels good when played.
Most beautiful and loving hands an istrument could ever experience 👍🏼
When I just need to relax after a long day I absolutely love to watch your videos. It's almost therapeutic!
Never would I ever have thought to just "pull" out the old trussrod. Brilliant!
The pullout method doesn't always work...
@@Gunslinger320 Yeah, sometimes the guitar still gets pregnant.
@@FlameFlickers 🤣🤣🤣
@@FlameFlickers It is a rhythm guitar, so the rhythm method should work.
Truly enjoy seeing an artisan at their work. Had to subscribe.
Eres excelente reparando guitarras, te veo y me doy cuenta que a mi me falta mucho para hacerlo como tú, felicidades.!!!
I’m watching your videos,you’re very skillful and I like seeing the guitars get saved,even the cheap guitars. Thank you for these videos l
It's relaxing watching you work, I like the process.
I need that Stanley vise that has the pivot bottom like yours! That's slick!
Great work, your way of working never ceases to amaze me and every time I learn something new. Thanks for sharing.
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I was at the beach and set up the grill for some hot dogs and hamburgers and also did a refret...😃 I can't stop watching your videos...
Great job! 👍🏻 and really cool videos!
Your attention to detail is remarkable. Beautifully repaired. 👏👏
Such attention to detail - I really enjoy watching the process.
Your hand tool work is steady, square and excellent! Keep on doing what you do best!
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Really clever fix Tanya
That heavy breathing on cellphone ringing… Can hear the tension 😂
Beautiful craftsmanship!
you should write a book on guitar restoration, I would buy that. Dave
Hello again fro Paul and Rodie (meow!) from Canada, another awesome treat for us! 🎸
You are fearless! Beautiful, careful work resulting in a superlative repair. 😊
Thank you so much!🫶
This is an excellent video! I do repairs for a music store that carries the Lag brand. They're nice looking instruments, but they have their issues. I do in store Lag repairs monthly. I haven't had a truss rod failure but I'm sure there's one on the way. Thank you for sharing this video.
This was neck surgery that maximized the truss rod replacement in a lot shorter time. My method is much more old school. I am impressed by the entire process. I hope more episodes will be coming soon. I also have a magic cube that I use to tighten the tuner bushings. Well done! Glory to Ukraine!
Thank you!!
I’m so glad I stumbled across your videos! Your skill is amazing.
I love Your content, its fascinating, inspiring and soothing to watch a master work.
Thank you for sharing.
You're so good at what you do! Amazing job Tanya! 👏👏👏🤌👌
Hola soy de argentina y admiro tus trabajos ,yo también hago restauraciones y reparaciones ,no soy Luthiers ,solo me dedico a este arte hermoso x hobbie ,solo me pongo a observar los detalles de las averías y le hago lo necesario para q no tenga señales q algu a vez estuviera rota ,te felicito y admiro
Вообще не понятна эта процедура с заменой анкера. Он что сломался? А как его сломали? Он же железный. 😮 Или сорвали резьбу? И как Вы закрепили второй конец анкера у пера?
Вы нарушили целостность накладки, распилив её. Инструмент потерял в звуке
Most entertaining channel ever...its so soothing to watch you work
I wouldn't have thought that was possible! Amazing!
Good job! Sometimes you just have to think outside the proverbial box and be resourceful. I like how you're treating every job as an individual. 👍👍👍
One of the coolest things I have learned is that you solder your frets before pulling them. Rock on!
I've been watching you since the beginning of your channel. You do pretty amazing work.
Thank you so much!🫶
Beau travail, j'adore votre précision. Bravo !
Thanks for all of your videos!
Great video to watch, what a skilled luthier and woodworker! Really great to watch
You do an excellent job on all of the guitars you repair.
Bringing back an old guitar must be truly satisfying.
True.
More satisfying than getting a brand and new one from the music store.
The Wyle E. Coyote of guitar repairs. Super Genius!
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It's always a pleasure to see a new video from you Tanya, and to see your skills in action. I find myself rooting for your success.
Thank you and enjoy the coffee ☕☕☕
Thanks!
Wow,once again Great work! So fun to watch you work !
You are a master at this and l love how meticlous you are to repairs
That saw dust trick is a great one , i always keeps some on hand ,Great work by the way ,very professional! I would love to have you repair one of my projects,lol 😅!
Awesome vid! I like the unconventional ones. The quality of you work and the results you achieve never fail to impress me 🙂
Thank you so much!
Great work, very professional. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I will like a list of the tools needed and where can I get them. Thank you again. ❤️
I think you're amazing at what you do.
Wow that was so brave of you!!! It turned out fantastic : )
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I've never seen this done before! Interesting work!
Amazing work. You have nerves of steel!
I love your work, this was quite challenging. It looks great
Complimenti sei una vera Professionista hai fatto un Lavoro perfett.
Hai fatto rinascere questo bellissimo Strumento.
Grazie mille 🙏
A lot of ❤️ and soul into the job
Great craftsmanship I enjoy your videos keep it going! Love from Uruguay.
Another great video, I really enjoyed watching it. I miss the funky finger nail art though.
Great video. Thank you . Your work is so elegant. It is wonderful to watch.
thank you!
I feel her frustration when she does the fiddly stuff like use the Allen key inside the sound hole. But she could work on my basses and set them up any time ….She’s thorough and never shortcuts jobs 😁👍
I like watching you work. That's a nice axe too.
seamless repair... very nice work
I always enjoy seeing you do your work. It makes me want to pick up a guitar!
Awesome skills and gorgeous hands!
I am amazed at all your skills!. I have a 1983 Les Paul that needs fret work. Maybe someday ...
Always looking forward to these videos. Appreciate the effort in the filming and editing
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Just came across your channel you do beautiful work you got room for one more customer
Nice job Tanya, would even be able to tell someone has been inside this without the video evidence. Love that streaky fretboard.
Excellent! Im impressed!
That was great. Almost certainly better than new!
you are so professional. I adore you