Hey Mates!
I have a confession to make
I absolutely love discovering old musical instruments. There is something magical about it.
In every decision there is a mystery that we are unlikely to discover for ourselves.
Like with this guitar.

This guitar was made in the 1930s
The first time I saw copper frets.
I saw a beautiful maple neck under a terrible hornbeam fingerboard, what motivated the people who made this? We won't be able to know for sure. But I hope that what I did with the guitar will extend its life and in 100 years, someone will be able to ask similar questions.

Thank you for watching.

00:00 Intro
00:27 Guitar disassembly
01:00 Guitar gluing
02:25 Removing Frets
04:10 Removing the bridge
04:50 Removing old varnish
05:25 Gluing cracks
06:10 Guitar painting
06:56 Toning the pickguard with ink
07:40 Working with the Neck
08:50 Making a new bridge
10:12 Neck Repair
11:48 Fretworks
15:34 New tunres
16:15 New Bone Nut
17:52 Final Guitar Setup
18:03 First Try
18:30 Demo
19:05 End
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