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iat has to be really hard to do dis! damn its good!

This is the first time I've seen an x-ray photo of a guitar!

I can always tell its a Canadian Vid when I se Le Page glue - nice job

Incredible, always wondered how this was done! I don't have a coping saw but I do have a scroll saw -- would that be too aggressive to work with MoP or Abalone?

That's an sg not a les Paul

The old brown hide glue is awesome ! I used it to repair a cracked bass neck and it worked great !! I highly recommend that glue !!

cool.

wonderful.

Beautiful

Thank you I just built a les paul kit guitar and I want to do a design on the head stock.. You inspired me

Wow, I'm really late to the party. (7 yrs.) Very nice work and I appreciate your time that it took to make this.

Bellissima canzone e voce fantastica

This is amazing!

Wonderful ❤

1:38 That pick scrape! Instant goosebumps. Here's a great example of loving something so much you make it happen with or without a band!

you could use a plastic tube sleeve around your rod.

you are the best

I love your work. How did the Gibson style rod work out after a few months, did it work well to straighten the neck? I see you just flattened the anchor end, would this not mean that the rod would be inclined to twist along with the nut? To me this type of rod is a lot less intrusive as it takes up a lot less room than the 2 piece rods.

Use polymer glue. Most well known is gorilla glue

🤘🤘🤘

Your Gibson neck injection brought me to your page. What a 💎

Stability in wood is nowhere more important than in ship building. Michael, doubtlessly you know more than what you expressed in these three videos. Still, there is no better way than to understand QS than to look at ancient ship building, and the tools used there and newer tools developed over time. A flitch is a pie-shaped piece of wood, cut in a pit mill, where one man stood in the pit with the log above, and another man stood atop the log, both guiding their progress. They generally cut wood into pie shaped flitches, the dimensions of which, were determined by other men, who took the process from there with their own tools. There is zero waste when cutting a good log into quarter sawn flitches. Other men trimmed the flitches to their needs. Your video series is being viewed by hobby mill owners. Their small mills are limiting them in their efforts to learn how to QS. The linked video is the best I have seen, though I know with ingenuity, a better job than even this can be accomplished. ua-cam.com/video/av1T5LpGgg0/v-deo.html&ab_channel=WoodMadeHere

Maybe the first and the last crowning and polish on these frets.

Love it Great job... I'm here to see how to play it... I'm playing it for my mom at her memorial hopefully I can get thru it without crying...? Are you using a delay or a flange before the distortion...

Thanks

Bravo!!

That is MASTER TONE AND SOUL

😂

Good job!

I'm trying to make one out of a stainless steel paint scraper. You think it'll work? It's got the meat, with a little bit of flexibility. I just can't seem to burnish it properly.

Very talented!

Best cover on yt !

Nice versión keep it up girl 🙂✌🏻

It definitely didn’t suck.

Where is Maya now? No albums? She is really good.

Beautiful.

Fanatic, ridiculously hard to sing and play.. Ozzy Wylde

This is terrible

This is definitely one of my funeral tracks.

Mis felicitaciones, hermosa versión!

Super raw, awesome!

Pretty good

Excelente

The pick scrapes are also worth mentioning!!! SOLID!!!

SHE DID THE SOLO EVEN WITHOUT THE RHYTHM... I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!

Can I also use superglue for it? LG Cornelius

Great great and great!!! One of my favourite song of Ozzy! Thank you for your deep,beautiful and amazing cover!!!!

I try to look away too (to no avail).....

Thank you and merry Christmas!

This is such a beautiful song.