A bit of care for this Gibson

In this video you will see another simple Gibson Les Paul maintenance. In which I level the frets, slightly correct the unsuccessful paintjob of the headstock, replace the mechanics, the nut and make a general setup of the instrument.

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[TanyaShpachuk]

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[PeterLohmannWeiss]

Another great video! I love when you comment/describe what you are doing, and why. Please continue doing that! It’s also nice that you take us up close to the fine work when filming. Am glad I still have a lot of your videos left to enjoy…

[ousley]

Thank you for caring about these old instruments, they bring joy.

[sensaschonduran]

Excellent work, again! I'd love to hear you play the guitars after you work on them! Anyone else?!

[user]

Nothing beats the look of mirror polished frets 😍

[naztynaz]

I wish I could do half the stuff you do in your videos. Your fret work looks outstanding. Inspires me to do more than just my normal setups. Keep it up!

[thysdreyer]

Its weird, I am a luthier and still enjoy watching luthier videos. Even after working on guitars the whole day.

[TheLchbomb]

You make complete art out of your craft with these videos ! Nice work and nice editing, I marvel at your talent ! 🎸✌🏼😉🍻🙏🏼

[Strumbum]

Glad I stumbled onto these videos, fun to watch! Nice work!

[oldlinkjo]

I’d love to have such a good guitar tech close to where I live. Thank you very much for the videos!

[personchen]

If u can play the guitar after u finish the job…that will be perfect 🎉

[johnp]

You make that look incredibly easy. Looks awsome

[mikeomaly]

I liked your refret video! Very cool! keep up the great work!

[eddiejr]

@14:35…I have never seen anyone check nut slot depth like that…it’s brilliant…well done👍

[peterstephen]

Nice to see the return to a lighter tuning machine set.
This will be a solution to neck dive and easily broken headstock.
Nice work.

[svens.]

Love it, the opposite of the so called aging and relic jobs.

[craigmead]

What was that fret crowning tool you used? I have never seen one like that.

[joeyskar]

Very cool, I know you were doing it by eye but what's your optimal spacing when your checking 1st fret clearance with with straight laying on the nut and the 2nd fret.

[Morristigue]

any videos in the future of showing a Warped neck or Twisted neck repair?

[heavybrett-al]

It's like your Indiana Jones of guitars... uncovering the guitars mysterious history, by restoration. Done done done daaa ....done done done! 🎸