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Thanks for making this video, this is fantastic! Where did you get the tools used to get the electronics back into place?

Nice job Millhouse I like the use of CA glue in the repair

best acoustic money can buy cheers!

In my case the jack plate fell out b/c the bolt was so loose. I got it tightened back on, but I'm noticing the washer mine has is not a lock washer. This electro socket looks so much better as far as stability. I don't know why Fender wouldn't just use those.

Thanks for this helpful video. One question, (at 3:05 min) where do you get that cool jack holding tool?

Really nice job on this guitar. I think 1985 was the first year Martin used an adjustable truss rod. I think this is actually a HD 35, since it has a three piece back.

Nice job. We are doing a build with a Sustainiac setup right now and this video is helpful, thanks!

I would get this guy to work on my guitar. If you want it done right and not half ass.

Did you get that decal through Taylor? Thanks

Thank you for the video! What drill bit size did you use to drill the rod stud holes?

The best part for me: the Dremel as a router with the template 👍👍👍. If had known this before I could have saved the money for an extra router fiddling around without a template...

Спасибо большое Thanks a lot

Some questions, what is on the frets that is sizzling with the heat, and what kind of glue is that. Also is it normal to use that much of it?

This is my guitar and Adam did a fantastic job with the new pickguard, along with installing new pickups and electronics and setting the guitar up very well. Highly recommended!

Where can I get a nut routing jig like that? Is it something you made yourself?

It's a shame there are not much manufacturers outside of Schecter selling guitars with Sustainiacs already installed. AT least we have great people like you who can help out. Good work!

You make it a point to point out that you rout to the base of the factory nut but then end up putting a large shim anyways. Wouldn't a few measurements have told you to just use the smaller shim and not take out neck meat unnecessarily?

What kind of router did you use for this to be able to get down into the tight compartment space? Router bit on a drill press or some fixture on a Dremel tool?

Nice work

If you've had issues mixing stain and Truoil in the past, try this: mix two parts stain with one part Truoil and 1 part isopropyl alcohol to thin it out. That's a good base recipe, and you can adjust as needed (more stain for color or more alcohol to thin.) Most of this issues that come with mixing stain directly into Truoil are due to the differing viscosities, and the alcohol is a mediator. It also helps the stain dry quicker into the wood so that it doesn't get pulled out with sanding.

Lefty conversion?

very nice work.

That's how I do it

with that sector copying tool i would take nrck shape "snapshots" and transfer that to cardboard and label to have any shape at hand trough the neck rework instantly how do you counteract future headstock color changes? will the neck have to be retouched in the future?

Very nice work.

Very nice. Great tips. I've been wanting to do something similar to the neck of a Squier bass I have. What is the brand of wax that you used at the end? Thanks.

Adam does great work, love the videos too. Keep it up.

Its called either profile gauge or contour gauge.

I was having trouble recording a solo, due to a sticky neck, a friend suggested GHS Fast Fret, and it worked great!

That looks killer!

Great work. I love the feel of a tru oil neck.

You notice how after he installed the nut the strings were sitting on the feet instead of having having a gap? No bueno, he routed to deep

I'd work for free if I could play that guitar everyday 😂

Changing where the nut begins would have a pretty significant impact on the scale length. Your bridge would need to move to compensate this wouldn't it?

Your workmanship is excellent. 👍

Thanks. I just ordered a similar product. Any tips or thoughts before I rout-er'-out?

Great job man! One question, the sustainiac humbucker can split? I mean what happened in the second position of the pickups selector? When it splits the neck humbucker and plays it together with the middle single pickup. Thanks!

It sucks you have to do this for a brand new guitar. Which is my situation. I like that it's a bolt on and easy to do, however, I don't like having to take it to a repair shop to have done. When I checked with the straight edge, the neck angle was too low and not slightly above the bridge, it was below the top of the bridge by ≈ 1/16". For a new guitar from the factory I find this unacceptable. It's a hassle for the consumer seeing how my Taylor repair shop is relatively far away and a pain to get to. Most likely won't buy another Taylor.

Very cool! Just happened to have one of these in currently for the same thing… Love your Tuxie assistant….😻

where can I get the neck shim set on package?

Beautiful job! That looked like a tight fit.

Who knew Chris Pirillo worked on guitars? Nice!

Another fine addition, to your growing inventory of entertaining, and informative videos! Gogo is so darn loveable too! 💖

nice...

Brilliant! Clear explanation, I've learned a LOT from your videos. Thank you!

Its a spline.

Is there any way to order that shim kit still???

I'm glad my T-style has a Les Paul-style jack with a rectangle metal cover piece. I've had to tighten it once in a couple of years and all it takes is the Bullet jack tightening tool from whatever that company is. It works on most standard jacks. Funny part is that I bought an Electrosocket when I ordered the guitar, expecting it to have a standard Tele jack. I could have made the hole bigger and used the E-socket but it would have still had screw holes around the hole so I just returned it.

That’s the Achilles’ Heel of the Telecaster and slab body P Bass. I would say the only shortcoming in their design. I like the Electrosocket.

Gogo time is best time