Headstock Restoration - Carbon Fiber
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Publicado 2024-06-21
Thanks for joining me for more guitar restoration videos! In this video I glue up the break, scrape off the crud, spline the neck to headstock transition and repaint the neck!
Cheers,
Scotty D.,
Harpeth Guitar Restoration, LLC.
Nashville, Tennessee
Todos los comentarios (21)
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J B Weld......when you absolutely, positively have to gig that night😂
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It’s one thing to fix the problem…it’s a whole other thing to make it look like the problem never happened…well done👍
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A real pleasure to watch you use your skill and your rational in resolving the challenges. Great stuff.
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It's amazing how good you are.
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Seen this pop up during lunch at work. Of course i had no time to watch it.... Great to get home qatch and wind down... Keep kicking ass my friend
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Another great repair! Your attention to detail is fun to watch.
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JB Weld guitar repair is one of the worst things I've ever seen. An absolute felony.
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Very nice repair Scotty ,I love you sharing your finishing processes and products that you like to use ,I also like the Jig you made and I have a old classical student guitar that is getting carbon Fiber rods put in as a practice neck because I never had the pleasure of fixing a broken neck ,StewMac should be a proud sponsor because you use them alot and always mention them in your videos ,So If your reading this guys concider sponsoring him
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16:09 the Bob Ross of guitar repair! Amazing work 👏🏻
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Love your videos. Amazing work!
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Looks great! Nice job.
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Amazing work Sir!!!!
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Beautiful work and you explain things perfectly 👍
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Nicely done
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By the way it looks it was better they didn't glue the joint! I did mine and used LMI White glue years ago and it is still going strong and crack is unnoticeable! I used a permanent red marker on the crack and rubbed the excess off with my finger on the Cherry Red Guitar. Blends nicely!
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Wow! Talk about PATIENCE and exacting work!
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It deserves a new owner.
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I prefer the way you did it before with the wooden splines, much stronger, carbon fiber don’t like to stick to wood, incompatible. Carbon fiber makes good classical truss rod if it is oriented and has crossplied rods.
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use a syringe to put the epoxy deeper in the crack.
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Eights!!!! I don’t know how you can stand them. I tried them for fun on 2 guitars after watching a Beato video but I couldn’t stand them. Great repair man. For real!
