You can't buy new neck to this Gibson bass

Well, maybe this is complicate repair 🙃

...and here you wont be able to buy new neck)))
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Also I want to duplicate summary of scammer situation, because this is really upsetting me.
More and more often you write to me about scammers! It's a very unpleasant thing for me and I don't know what I can do to protect you from this. I try to post and write about it as frequently as possible. Block and report asap. But it is a plague of social medias and especially YT.
And most upsetting thing that they using my "image" (girl, from Ukraine, bonus - from eastern part of it, you get it, right?), just to rob you. I mean yes, I have certain needs, because I am from Ukraine, and I am from the part of Ukraine that is occupied, from a small town of Severodonetsk, in the east of the country, which, unfortunately, is almost destroyed! And now many fraudsters use this information and your kindness, adding different variants, such as "sick sister"!
So once again - I am never do any giveaways, and I never reach to you directly with some trashy stories about brother in jail. I am here to show you slice of my work, have a chat, and (in some way) entertain. And I love what I`m doing :)

But if you want to support me - remember the best support you can do is to view video, leave a comment, subscribe and share. Don`t fall for scam, hugs for you all ❤️

And if you want to support channel and me, here THE ONLY ways to do it.

📺 Sponsorship on the YT channel, where there are also 3 options for 1, 5 and 30 dollars with the same bonuses as Patreon.

That's it, there are no other methods! No more mailings, messages that we need to chat in person or you won something, replies under your comments of similar nature or something like that :)

[santiagoperiotti]

She knows what she's doing, massive job and well done.

[yevhenulianov]

Сколько труда в одном видео - просто огого!!! Даже не думал. что так тяжело будет до анкера добраться, чтобы его заменить. Отличная работа и результат.

[robarnold]

The most extensive work that you’ve shared. There’s something so interesting about no dialogue while watching a craftsman at work. Great job, young lady! Stay safe and God bless!!!

[jamescarter]

I even doubt this bass left the factory as nice as you have made it here. Amazing work Tanya!

[odoardoregni]

at the end of each video it would be nice to hear the instrument playing and see the happy face of the customer. Good work.

[harleyhexxe]

Tricky Truss rod Repair?!? That is the most involved truss rod repair I've ever seen! As always, your skill and patience to do the job the right way is impressive, and I always enjoy your videos.
Thank you for sharing and stay safe. Enjoy the coffee 😉

[MarkMcCluney]

My goodness, that was a mountain of work. Couldn't believe how difficult it was to remove the old truss rod. Thanks, as always, for showing us Tanya, and thanks for the hug at the halfway point.

[scottieburey]

Love your vids. Funny, at 24:24 you say "hugs for who is still watching". I don't think I've blinked in 24-minutes. Great work, thank for sharing and please continue sharing.

[johnwhelan]

Excellent work Tanya ! Your original fingernails were transformed from HORRIFIC - to not too bad - same with the Gibson Bass. Well done.

[chrispettifer]

Great video! Began to watch then couldn’t stop watching. I love the use of domestic iron to heat the glue under the fretboard. No need for steamhole under 12th fret. Patience is everything. Thanks Tanya and good luck for you and the future of your country.

[zoso]

My heart almost stopped beating watching you removing the last part of the fretboard with a knife. Wow. Really tough repair. Thanks for sharing, as always!

[tombaron]

YouTube is such a great equalizer. I'm so glad to see women craftspersons other than cooking or knitting. Go Girl

[scottgoodson]

The way you blended the finish between the neck and fretboard was fantastic. Looks better than factory. Pretty cool.

[elizabethgarrison]

You are a True Luthier. Watching your work puts me in a trance and I feel at peace. You don't cut any corners like using power drills on taking things apart. Even putting on strings no power drill. I love watching your videos and I am a huge fan of what you do. I wish I had your skills and youth. When I do a simple fret leveling and polishing the frets my hands get calist and cut and bleed. All by hand for 6 or 7 hours I am hurting and exhausted. Arm and hands are fatigued and sore. I'm 57 years old and have Arthritis. Watching you work I am jealous. You are very special and talented. My name is Gary and I am watching your YouTube channel on my Mother's log in on YouTube and I am not Elizabeth by the way. You make me happy to learn and watch. 😊😊😊😊😊 Stay Strong and keep up the perfect work you are doing.

[WJSpies]

You do such painstakingly excellent repair work Tanya. Some of the damage you restored to near original condition boggles my mind. Very good, thanks for sharing your daily job with us. 🇺🇦 Salva Ukraine. Stay safe!

[TonyDArco]

Good job Tania! A pleasure watching you work. While my wife was watching boring tv I enjoyed all 47 minutes of truss rod fun on the sofa by her side. So, as far as I'm concerned, the longer the video the better. Peace, Tony

[pstonwl]

Halfway through this I'm thinking...there's no way she's going to bring this thing back to original condition and then slowly but surely it transformed from a worm into a butterfly. Blew me away the artistry this person performed on this bass. Your work is amazing and the attention to detail is second to none. I wish you were within reach so I could get my 30 year old Thunderbird in your capable hands.

[alexdenton]

You’re right Tanya, Opinel : the best knive ever made

[AnimalJohn]

That looks a swine of a job, an absolute masterclass in how its done right. Brilliant job lass :)
The finish on everything is second to none :)

[billblock]

Hello from West Texas. I am very glad to have found your site. I enjoy the quiet time, watching your skillful work, and attention to detail. I think these instruments are better than new when you finish.