The wear of the frets was testament that this instrument is well-loved!

Watching you refret an instrument is like therapy! Thanks for letting us all help you!

currently refretting a $150 amazon guitar and definitely needed this to keep me motivated on my project. thank you Tanya, KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK AAAAAAAA

Ahhh the legendary Thunder Bass!! Love Pedulla. Can we all take a minute to appreciate her creative nail artist?

I like your nail art as much as i like watching your luthiery vids

I love these videos and also I really like the lack of background music. Keep up the great work!

What a beautiful instrument and in the hands of a Master Luthier. I cannot imagine how nerve racking this work is Tanya

I remember when the Thunderbass series was released in the early 90's! Fun fact, the M.V. Pedulla company was based in my home state of Massachusetts. Good work as usual, Miss Tanya, it's always fun to watch your videos because it's clear you love what you do in every one. Я пам’ятаю, коли серіал Thunderbass був випущений на початку 90 -х! Веселий факт, М.В. Компанія Pedulla базувалася в моєму домашньому штаті Массачусетс. Хороша робота, як завжди, міс Таня, завжди цікаво переглядати свої відео, тому що зрозуміло, що ти любиш те, що робиш у кожному.

It was so satisfying watching that brass nut being clean back to new.

I love what you have done with your fingernail. At first, I had to get used to them, but that's great. If they don't hinter your working, even better. And when I saw you using solder tin on the frets for the time, I instantly knew, why you do this. No question for me. I love you videos!

Nice clean work Tanya. Btw, those are the best finger nails you've sported yet...............

Hi Tanya,good night,congratulations by your video,cheers and have a nice weekend for you,as always!!!!!!!

This is the perfect way to spend a Saturday morning sipping tea. So relaxing. Thank you for sharing your gift!

We sure need people with your expertise in Tacoma, WA... The only person I know and trust is the fantastic builder Joe Riggio, but he is so busy... Someone with your knowledge would be too. Anyway. I love your videos and the speed and alacrity with how you work. Fascinating. I just don't have the tools for re-fretting and it is so expensive, I wind up getting a neck, pray for huge frets and scallop it myself, by hand, with improper tools, the correct ones I just can't afford. Thanks again.

Woohooooo more bass love!!!! That is a good looking bass. I've wanted to try a pedulla for many years... I have a Warwick, i want to try a pedulla and a Spector... Thanks for the upload Tanya

beautiful work..great video and cool molten metal nails!

I'm watching this at midnight and it's the most soothing thing ever.

As someone who has played the guitar for 40 plus years and who admires craftsmanship, your videos are simply a joy to watch. I can't get enough. As always, a beautiful job well done.

Great video, Tanya. And I, for one, love your nails!

I saw one of your vids on TikTok this morning and decided to look you up here. I'm enjoying watching your professional craftsmanship. Would love it if you could show us some of the products you're using as you work. At least the labels? Thanks again for the great videos!

You must have the hands of a surgeon. The way you widened the fret slots without a scratch to the board...Thumbs-up

I've learned so much from watching your videos. Amazing.

A born luthier truly gifted keep up the amazing work ✌️

beautiful work!👍

Your guitar repair skills are great but the nail art is 💜.

Wonderful work Tanya, as usual! Pedulla's (especially the fretless ones!) are great I used to play a used hexabuzz at GC and was just about to buy it when... it was gone! 😢 Now Mike is retired and theyre incredibly scarce..

Greets from germany. Still fascinated by your nailpolish! 😄

Always enjoy your attention to detail 👍

It's great seeing a Pedulla bass. Thanks for sharing.

Wow..just…WOW..!! Honestly, Artistry..!!

Hi Tanya. Just one comment to let you know that your videos help me a lot through difficult personal struggles. You are so talented and it’s a joy to watch a young girl mastering so well the art of lutherie. Wish you all the best🎸🔨💞

I love your attention to detail and no shortcuts or hurry up and get on to next job approach. 😊

Beautiful work again! Those hard stainless frets didn’t look so simple to install 😅 great result and another relaxing and enjoyable video to watch!

Tanya, your finger and blender!!!! Ouch!!! The tip of my left ring finger once visited a lawn mower. I was fortunate to have a hospital and hand surgeon nearby. After healing I was still able to play my guitar. 😁✌🖖✝✝✝

Your camera work is always so amazing along with your luthier work! 🎸😎👊

Thanks for sharing this inspiring work with the whole world 😊😊

Wonderful. Thank you for the tip on widening the fret slots. I hope you are as appreciated there as you are here ! I once stuck my fingers in an old table fan. I was a child but I still have the scars to remind me - we only do those things once !

You work is so amazing. That bass looks gorgeous. Hugs from Argentina.

Always a pleasure to watch your work!

Another winner, thanks Tanya!

Great job !

You know that the great Basest Jack Bruce from Cream most of the time used a bass that didn't have frets. He was that good.

Silence and a good tech doing it's thing. Good as always. My favourite thing keeps being the frets polishing 😊

Fantastic work! Great job!!

When I was a kid in the 1970s . I seen my grandfather had his nails on his left hand grow around his finger tips . I asked my dad and he told me pop lost them when they got cut off by accident working on a machinery. I think your nails look lovely and your work is really above and beyond . Your a great craftsperson .

You are incredibly talented! By the way, I love how you do your nails 😍 Keep up the great work of bringing life back to these instruments!

That is an incredible looking instrument, and your work does it justice.

It's like the most perfect Bass now!!!!

I really enjoy watching you repair guitars. 😊

Whenever you do fretwork it reminds me that I need to go to the dentist! Good work. Thanks. Subscribe already, can't hurt.

Gorgeous work, as usual. Your nails look like you painted them red, and then soldered them (like frets). Very cool.

You are so incredibly amazing and awesome and amazing at what you do and I am loving watching you do your work

Fabulous job, Tanya...stunning bass too❤❤❤

As always Tanya, your work is incredible! You made that bass guitar like new again. Thank you for sharing.

I always enjoy your videos!

You do such lovely work.

Brass nut really turned to a mirror shine once you were done with it...great work Tanya!🇺🇦✌️

Big fan from CA! Love watching all these vids

Thanks again for the content 🖤🫂

I learn a lot from your videos, cool work details, thank you tanya

Perfect job

О, Танюшечка🫠 Ещё одну гитару отремонтировала, умничка😍 Всегда с нетерпением жду твои новые видео 🙂🌹

great work like always 😉

I love the little comments you make

Freehanding those fret slots terrifies me, you have a very steady hand and beautiful confidence doing that.

Wow ! Someone has really played that bass a lot ! Love your videos ! 🙂

amazing work and gorgeous fretboard

Hello from Colorado USA. Love your work

Nice work!

Tanya is like Art In Motion a ballerina graceful moves speak louder than words

Seeing you routing the fret slots free hand is crazy good... - I never dared to try that (yet)..; maybe I should.. - Fantastic work as always!!!! - I also do love the extra large Stainless Steel frets, just trimming and bevelling the edges is taking quite the effort....

Татьяна вы просто гений... Спасибо большое

Amazing work as always Tanya. So inspiring. Also received my beveling file yesterday from you. Thank you so much and will be ordering more stuff real soon. God bless you Tanya 🙏

Well done, as always, Tanya. That Pedulla is indeed rare. The fret wear was unbelievable. The refit of the nut slot, and the work performed to re-establish the joint of this brass nut was on point. This episode was so good to watch! Enjoy your weekend.

I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing what you do.

That came out awesome! Thanks for sharing.

Ahh another awesome video to watch with my coffee and my little buddy Rodie, my kitty, he loves coffee/video time while sitting in my lap, (well not so much the coffee) thx again Tanya, we enjoy this so much. Be well, Ciao! P

Very nice bass, and very nice work!

You do excellent work, I wish to find someone as talented.

Another fan from olde England ☺. Thank you.

ever since I discovered your channel I ditched all of my netflix comfort shows.

Superb!

I love watching you work on these instruments. Your skill and attention to detail is just awesome!

Awesome video

Very nice job!

Wonderfull job , for the work and for the video !

Good job!

...and the "mirror frets" once again ! 😲👍

Your videos are wonderful. Cheers from Texas!

Great videos 👍👍

Amazing!

Every video you amaze me ! You appear to be relatively young but work much like a luthier that’s been doing work for 30 years or more ! I work on guitars but am not a luthier and watching you do repairs has helped immensely !

Great work.😀🤘🍁

That bad boy is like my acoustic ,Loved so much.... She's played to a worn state... Which I know you will bring back to life and better than before.....I have witnessed your expertise..❤ Thank u for sharing your talents..... Scotty in Alabama 😎

great to see you again! Your have become part of my viewing family. And, your nails are the main reason I watch. The guitars are cool too 😂

Your nails are always spectacular!❤

I did the Leo meme Fist bite thing when I saw how shiny you got the frets, hahah! Great work! great nails!

You can speak... Natives love to hear an accent. An accent gives you an edge in English over something like a Californian accent. I am a native myself despite my bad grammar... Go, team San Dimas.

Ну, нігтики як завжди розпиздаті💅 басуха теж радує, дякую за медитативний контент.

I owned a 1989 Pedulla MVP5 for a while, a fantastic instrument. It's a shame Mike Pedulla retired and didn't train up anyone to keep the business going when he left.