How to refret guitar

A proper way to refret a guitar neck
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[pist]

Everything done makes sense. Pure perfection.

[stevenlee]

Now imagine this, but doing it 24 times. One for each fret. Gonna take hours upon hours. Massive respect for people who do it correctly

[thepilot]

I wish I were treated with half the love and care as that guitar.

[diegovillamil]

This woman is an ARTIST. Unbelievable quality in her work, much respect.

[gerardmurphy]

Is it me or is there something really satisfying about this clip,
Awesome job 👍🏽

[abadhaiku]

I read this as "how to regret guitar" and I was like "already got that one buddy"

[robr]

It's nice to see that there are still people who take pride in their work. Thanks for posting.

[SIXSTRING]

You are very good at your work Tanya! You have as much skill if not more than people who have been doing this for decades. I’ve been doing this work for 35 years and I can say you are doing everything the way most good luthiers would. You are a natural at this. I can’t wait to see your first build of your own guitar. Best wishes from the U.S.

[Mick_Aus]

Beautiful job, this girl sure knows what she's doing 🤘

[MarkO]

To be real I'd rather let the professionals do it instead of me. I'll stay to restringing and tuning

[CurtisL.]

I love to watch professionals work with their hands. Love to see a real craftsman practice their trade.

[homegrownson]

And this is Why a Good Refret costs so Much, because of the Talent & Work involved

[foadrightnow]

Serious attention to every detail! VERY well done!

[g.k.dickenson]

This is "The Best" In A Nutshell presentation EVER on the proper way to refret. Many luthiery school grads. working at stores don't have proper technique. Thanks!

[LeonAugienstein]

Rarely do I ever experience tingles. This is ASMR for guitarist. Subscribed.

[paketed]

I would tape the fingerboard before sanding the frets.

[anthonygaikoski]

I love watching your stuff. It relaxes me.

[carljones]

Just when I think it's done, there's another step. It's very satisfying to watch. Love it.

[RetroPlus]

Always the most satisfying part of working on a guitar for me, it's so good seeing nice fresh shiny frets

[thestumblingchef]

I worked as an apprentice for a master guitar technician and he told me to never glue frets in. It makes it extremely difficult to repair later on. He had a tool that would crimp the bottom of the fret so they would stay in