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Friend, it's 2024, and I just found your video as the first result of a giggle (sic) search, after I disassembled my HF clamp, and came to the same diagnosis as you did. I giggled (sic) it to seek confirmation, and I found it with your video. You and I are birds of a feather (including the 6 strings), and I really enjoyed your video, including the input from your cat, and your reaction to same (even though, I'm a dog guy...). Hope you are well.

Would had been nice to hear u strum a couple chords at least...

is it possible to replace my current fretless fingerboard with a fretted one on my Kelly acoustic?

I have a 1968 Gibson Les Paul studio bass, brown walnut, similar to the bass in this video but without the cover over the bridge.

Smoke a joint dude!

I just got mine filed with some dremel help and it works great! I wish there were just plates available to make a few for your different fret sizes. Great video. Thanks!

Here’s the thing When there’s a will, there’s a way! To fix this problem! I just bought my small clamp and I have the same issue! Now I can fix it!! Thank you!!!

You use machines worth thousends of $ and a lot of Your time, to build a bridge clamp. In order to save 50$? Seems to me not the best idea.

My dog tried eating my camera and broke the ribbon. I can't find a replacement, though

errors and all. That's a REAL tutorial! thank you.

I have an ovation celebrity double neck that needs the 12 string neck reset cause someone f’d up repairing it. Thanks for the info.

I have a 65 Melody Maker D. Love it. It's my #1

I have the same model Ovation as this one, but in a natural finish. It currently needs a few minor repairs, but thankfully I’ve never had this neck separation problem! (After watching this, I might not even bother if that ever does happen.) One thing about them, I think you really need to use a strap at all times when playing an Ovation, then they’re just fine to play sitting down.

That’s not a 1964 table saw more like 1974

I'm about to do a neck reset on an Ovation myself. And yea, I hate them too.

The strings you put on the guitar are far to heavy for it. Max thickness gauge strings you should use on an Ovation is 9's that puts between 6 - 8 lb of string tension of the neck. People put heavier strings on them to get more volume out of the shallow bowl guitars. thats not what they are about. It is an electric guitar I hope you never do another Ovation guitar again as well.

This is very common if you use heavy gauge strings. Remember an Ovation is predominantly an electric guitar. if you need more noise from it, turn up the volume. This guy know very little about Ovation guitars. this is not going to work out well.

Thank you, well done!! I have the same challenge ahead of me......and you have given me hope that it will be a successful reset.......wish me luck. Cheers.

Did you install a mechanical connection? I think I missed something. Thanks!

Can you do a video on how you removed the heel from the body ,after you were able to lift the fretboard extension from the the body ,thank you ".

Might be a stupid question but when you remove the string from the cleat, is the hole that small that it’s not visible? Very interesting videos on this repair - thanks.

You sold me! I'll never buy a Ryobi drill press!

Did you name your cat after the green godzilla character off of Rugrats?

I’m tempted to buy a set of these. Installed a set into a cheap Yamaha bass I was trying to hot rod. I guess the wood matters cause it sounded thin. Ended up trading it off.

Awesome job. Good on you for fixing it. Way too few people actually bother fixing things these days and it would have just ended up in land fill. Thanks for this. I'm going to use it to fix my own clamps. 😁

Well, I am Obviously late to the party, but I would like to add, to make the disks, just use a 1-3/4 hole saw, in the drill press (or by hand). It will produce a 1-5/8 disk, with a, centered, 1/4 hole. If you want to use 5/16 rod (a wise thing to do), all you need do is bore out the hole. By hand, with a pair of pliers works. No need for a center jig. 😁✌🖖

is that O made in u.s.a?

Nice video! Good Music! Why did you put the 2 strings?

If you don't mind me asking, what did you charge for a repair like this?

The "HPL" material that Martin is using reminds me of Formica counter top material.

Nice video! Where did you get the spalted maple blank?

Learned this technique on a mosin nagant stock

I refuse to work on ovations. Spares me a lot of trouble.

I' broke my truss rod on my kentucky a model and I broke the neck on my 1920s Kalamazoo. So I'm going to make a Kalamentucky.. I have a loar but my kentucky sounds so much better to me. Fine job.thanks for helping show us.

I just ordered one of these. Thanks for this review. Fantastic info and enjoyable to watch.

If Liam doesn't become the next best Christian guitarist I'm sad for the future of the world.

Always nice to get one finished up! I bet he's gonna love it.

We’re you able to find an air duster without bitrex in it? I had to vacate my shop for a few days after getting that bitterant everywhere. 🤣

I have this bench with no top at all. I see now how to make it, but don't know where to put holes. Do you have a good picture or plans?

That finish example body is going to be great!

What do you mean by air cut?

A cool effect and technique! Well done! Two grammatical issues. 1) Although I like your spelling of relic'ing, the proper spelling is relicking. Honest. 2) Your "ass-backwards" might be avoided and therefore may be said without saying "excuse me" by saying, ""bass-ackwards." Cheers.

I hadn't dropped by in a long time and was glad to see you back to guitar work.

Promo-SM 😑

So you tuned it to as s low g electric ukulele with two added bass strings. I was going to do that only just after they discontinued the series. 😢

I caught the bass line for “The Chain” in there. Despite the “technical” stuff people are complaining about, it’s a good review. The sound quality you got is far better than the other demos I’ve seen. The others sound anemic

OH James you are too special! I made a 24" scale for my 13 year old grandson who was kind of small for his age. As you know many adults play 24" scale guitars. All you got to do is cut the first fret off a standard 25.5 fender scale and have arrived. Anyway it works great for him now and will be good all through his life. Great looking top!

that's some beautiful wood grain! wishing you all a wonderful weekend!

There is no solution, other than a normal guitar.