Guitar Back removal / re-glue /repair and nut making
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Jamie John Removes a guitar back to fix the loose brace issues, re-glues it using hide glue, then rebuilds a bone nut and lowers the bridge to make it playable again.
I admire you’re thoroughness and craftsmanship.
Jamie, this was a really interesting, informative and relaxing video.
Thanks for taking the time to record and upload it.
Joe
Hey thanks Joe ! Nice to hear from you
I hope this gets lots of views. It really is well done.
Have a good one.
Hey Jamie, I am enjoying your video,
but what brand is this guitar ?
Thanks for the information, I am watching several videos on removing backs before I try my first one. I replaced a front that was damaged in a fire. (Heat, smoke, water: turned it into a 5 piece curly mess) The function is great, but the look, not my best work :) This will be better I am sure.
Great t-shirt! I didn't know that they had the Goodies over the pond
This show was on Canadian TV in the '70's . I loved it .Thanks for watching !
@@Barringtonjohnbruce Nice one. All the best mate
I believe that is a Kay made guitar. Chicago.
I usually make a three legged bridge for that kind of guitar, seems three legs increase the vibrations down to the top of the guitar.
heat the glue up to 70 degrees celcius next time, and you can take the back of without cracking the wood.
Have you noticed a lot of luthiers do not like heating the joints? You certainly can damage the finish... but I too prefer a bit of heat. However, I am here to learn, and I have learned at least 3 tricks from this video.
Wouldn’t heating the blade help?
I should have finished the video before asking what make guitar it is..
😄 I hope someone will identify it before long...
You are sanding the back sides with a flat board is this not radisused
@rringtonjohnbruce is that a old Harmony kay or Silvertone? looks like one of those.
I think you are on the right page. It has to be one of those brands but I could not Identify it. I just worked on a kay the other day in fact
Where does one find the magnifying glasses worn?...thanks
www.stewmac.com/luthier-tools-and-supplies/tools-by-job/tools-for-maintenance/optivisor-headband-magnifier/
what do you call your shop? location?
I'm in Yarmouth Nova Scotia Canada