Totally fascinating. You know, I do believe that you could set up an overhead cam w/o sound even and just show us unedited repair work with an occasional voice-over commentary and there's a lot of us who'd really nerd out on it. Very cool stuff.

Thanks for the interesting repair work! I hope you find time to make more, if not perform! Whatever strikes your fancy! Thanks again!

great video! I own a couple of smaller accordions and always wanted to do my own fixing. Helpful and fun to watch! Thanks for your work 🙂

I am so PUMPED! This is a fantastic resource. Some day, I'd love to figure out how to actually fabricate new reeds from harmonic steel, even if I just build like a one-note pitch pipe, I feel as though that'd be a pretty cool accomplishment. To work on the guts of accordions all day just seems genuinely-satisfying. At the end of the day there's progress that you can see and feel and hear.

Very helpful and interesting to see you at work. The broken file as a Reed scratcher was good to see, I've seen quite a bit of conflicting advice on what to use for this job, and the file looks to work really well. I've just finished rewaxing and revalving a small 12 bass Scandalli (my first attempt at this) and the next job is to tune it!).

9:23 sounded like my elementary school's fire alarm when I was a kid

Love the video mike, just came from the Rob Scallon video. Been really interested in accordions as ive started to get into quite a lot of mexican music that uses it

Yay new vid