Haha john wayne paper, My father still watches john wayne classics lol
@weedhunter6681Ай бұрын
Ihave missed all yr shorts dunno why
@weedhunter6681Ай бұрын
So deers eat apples too😮
@weedhunter6681Ай бұрын
Same as mine except I have roaches all over em
@weedhunter6681Ай бұрын
Hows her vision now?
@peehandshihtzuАй бұрын
She's completely blind now but she has adjusted nicely.
@weedhunter6681Ай бұрын
Idont know how I missed yr short videos,damn. Happy thanks c her doing good
@peehandshihtzuАй бұрын
KZfaq moves in strange ways these days, LOL. :) She's doing well. :)
@weedhunter6681Ай бұрын
Lol what's that man
@peehandshihtzuАй бұрын
A Rickyism is from Canada's own Trailor Park boys, LOL. :)
@icepick35282 ай бұрын
You could also grind the back yourself.
@peehandshihtzu2 ай бұрын
That's what I did, was pretty easy. :)
@deepiper65292 ай бұрын
I like the Ibanez.
@peehandshihtzu2 ай бұрын
Mee too. :)
@michael56192 ай бұрын
Works to walk the screw in further, but doesn't back it out, slides right over. A simple Milwaukee ratcheting screwdriver with the proper sized flathead works just fine. Cool cheap new set of bits now though thanks. 👌
@peehandshihtzu2 ай бұрын
Yeah it works, I just find it funny how so many people made videos who were clueless to the fact that there in fact was a correct tool for it. They got all the answers and the high dollar stuff and then proceed to go at it with a rusty screwdriver like apes. You never needed this video, guess it's nice to slum sometimes...
@michael56192 ай бұрын
@peehandshihtzu can't make sense of it considering Mt safety screw was never removed or tampered with, it is an older model of the very same shotgun, but I assure you it is a one way screw, same bit, same exact set, used a nut driver for naught. I appreciate the right tool of course, but seems it's the right tool to drive it in, perhaps they updated the screw with reverse tangs.
@peehandshihtzu2 ай бұрын
@@michael5619 I know what you are saying, it is odd how it works, think of it as a friction fit to back it out. A rubber band and a small flat head works just as well like you said. It's amazing how many times I've used the set since I got it. I find myself needing the triangular bits a a lot lately. Not sure why the company would put a fastener like this on anything, LOL. Hoping you get yours squared away. Happy shooting. :)
@peehandshihtzu2 ай бұрын
Sometimes I find I need to tap a fastener a bit first, I do think they have different versions of these fasteners, some easier some not. :)
@michael56192 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu yup, easy peasy, and luckily due to good lighting and close ups you guided me well, no tapping here though lol, I've been wondering how they get certain fasteners in all kinds of things now I have the answer and the bits to match. Definitely look into the Milwaukee ratcheted screwdriver and the hex driver, also comes in handy for lathe dies and furniture assembly. Thanks for all your help.
@Random_Strangerhehe4 ай бұрын
I thought this was just a thing my dad said lol
@peehandshihtzu4 ай бұрын
I got it from your Dad, LOL. :)
@weedhunter66814 ай бұрын
Me Lee, what yr upto these days ☺
@peehandshihtzu4 ай бұрын
Not a lot how are you my Friend??? :)
@weedhunter66814 ай бұрын
I'm going good bruh, trying to find band mates for a serious project. You guitar tech videos are doing good I just noticed, keep em coming Buddy
@peehandshihtzu4 ай бұрын
@@weedhunter6681 That's awesome bro, I hope you find the folks you want. This video gets more hate than it does love, LOL. Seriously someone actually threatened me the other day, over a FR upgrade, LOL. They have no idea, no idea. :)
@weedhunter66814 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu my comment got deleted by ytube, reposting lol
@weedhunter66814 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu social media bro, you get views you win, I highly recommend you do more gear related videos, you got super likeable onscreen presence and good voice too
@AlexandersGuitarplay4 ай бұрын
Great 🙂👍🔔
@peehandshihtzu4 ай бұрын
Thanks. :)
@NoSubstitute-mc6sg4 ай бұрын
Wouldn't it take quite a bit to break the nut?
@Supiragon19984 ай бұрын
I'm glad this video exists so that I could see roughly how the bellowing Schleich red deer and the previous Schleich red deer before it compare in size. A more direct size comparison would be appreciated though, but this is still something.
@peehandshihtzu4 ай бұрын
I could probably post some more detailed pics in my community tab if you wanted me too??? Give me a time stamp of the ones you want more details on. :)
@Supiragon19984 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu Thank you, I would appreciate that! I would like to see a comparison of the first one almost fully in frame on the left side and the second one from the right side at 0:50.
@peehandshihtzu4 ай бұрын
I posted 3 different posts on my community tab. I hope I got the right ones and good enough shots. If not let me know and I will eventually get it right, LOL. :)@@Supiragon1998
@Supiragon19984 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu I wrote this on the last post: "Thank you! Could I also get a picture of this one and the one you previously posted standing in next to/in front of/ facing each other at the same distance from the camera with both in the picture?"
@peehandshihtzu4 ай бұрын
Yeppers, just posted I hope I got it right. :)@@Supiragon1998
@epicexploration5 ай бұрын
This video gave me a laugh! Haha
@peehandshihtzu5 ай бұрын
TPB forever! LOL :)
@robertclarkguitar6 ай бұрын
Man I love that axe bro.
@peehandshihtzu6 ай бұрын
Thanks Man, Yeah it's so fun brother! :)
@deandee80826 ай бұрын
you can get canadian hard rock maple shims that are not tapered and gain 2mm height back, simplem.. you can chamfer the corner of that saddle using a file as well... sand paper taped on a flat surface easy nuff.. don't be afeerd to get your hands dirty on therse upgrades and builds, FRANKLY, you need a SS base plate to get any transfer benefits from the stainless saddles, the junk metal the ltd base plate is made from will soak up and or destroy any tone benefit from the stainless saddles, then you post and anchors need to be stainless as well to bring it on home... tuning stability improves because the vibrations moving back and forth form saddle to nut has improved, there for the headstock is receivinga better signal or vibration.. a SS nut, locker and bolts is a big improvement as well, or Ti . . using all Ti is rediculous, I have a Charvel I am using an all titanium trem, plate, saddles, adjuster screws, posts and bolts, EVERYTHING, wooly mommoth tusk nut dialed in... and its something else, I can get harmonics anywhere on the fretboard, all the way up, if I pick an inch above the bridge I can get harmonics directly over the pups, anywhere really. its rediculous the harmonics that thing has, guitar is nothing special, its a 6 pt, alder body, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, abalone star inlays for some reason maybe it was to be a Sambora neck? got it used off thebay.. has no floyd locking nut shelf tho so dunno really? body has a very very thin like 1 coat of lacquer, flaking here and there, its a square body if yuo know what that means, none of the endges were rounded over much at all, less than a mm... emm like that one Ibanez.. the guitar is rediculous to play cuz you feel so much in your hands even on the skinny strings, the A and G ARE farkin crazy, not the volume jsut the vibrations you feel in the hands and chest where body touches .. if you plug it into a amp with good harmonics it gets stupid real quick.. a guy never wants to put it down..> I'll wake up and someone has it on their lap snoozed out, prolly to get first dibs in the mornin? lol yea man titanium is real ncie, stainless is second to Ti IMO, or a combo, Ti plate, stainless saddles, bolts any mixture has different feels . . to me its more important than the wood, the strings sit RIGHT ON THE METAL not the WOOD! so obvioulsy it has a say of anything does right? also regarding this tone thing everyone bickers about, to set it stright ALL tone comes fromt he strings, hands, however, ANYTHING that vibnration touches has a chance to absorb it, so you pluck a string sitting ona metal saddle and nut.. if you can measure ALL the vibrations using spohisticated seismic tools and software, then record that data.. then mount said bridge and nut to a guitar and record again then compare, you will see some frequncies are missing, some arent lasting as long so on so forth, valume has diminished across all 6... thats because wood will absord and extinguish vibrations, its soft, ever notince they dont use metal to isloate vibrations, say on a motor mount? becasue metal doesnt abosrb as well as rubber, so they use rubber, if you moiunted siad bridge and nut to an all rubber body and neck, a whole bucnh of vibrations would be missing, it really absorbs vibration well.. so if you use this set up to rate various species of hardwoods or tonewoods as they say, you will find each one has its own damping characteristics.. it moves around with different woods, some dampen his more than another, some dampen mids more than another, highs, so on so forth NONE OF THE WOODS create vibrations, or ENHANCE, they dont, the only material we know of that deos that is bell bronze, and it has to be shaped a certain way, certain thickness and certain mixture, bronze is brass mixed with copper right? so there isa ration thats PERFECT for bells becasue it amplifies, not diminish like wood, were finidng the right Titanium can amplify as well, not create like bell bronze, but amplify.. if you play with the alloys you might find a magic ratio? who knows? they found it with bronze,, whenb I say create it can rearrange the vibrations to something other than what the string offers.. sorta like harmonics wher it changes it some what, bell bornze can take 3 or 4 frequencies and turn it into a single diffrent frequency not offered when the bell was struck, I am sure you heard, it... its why they can tune bells, of couse you know about xzylaphones, thats done with size and shape, notes, or barrel membranophone, shape and thickness tune, with bells you can alter somewhat with ratios, materials.. of course size matters to a degree, as does shape, but one cannot stray much from the bell shape before it begins to suffer loss and degridation, the idea is the exact opposite of loss and degridation, the idea is to amplify and tune.. lol
@peehandshihtzu6 ай бұрын
Yeah Buddy droppin' the K bombs, preach it friend! I'm pinning this so everyone can soak it up. I would love to see/hear that guitar, the description is amazing. Feel free to drop a link of your video showing it right here. :)
@CrushingAxes6 ай бұрын
Cool! Nalex is great! One of the best plugins ever!
@peehandshihtzu6 ай бұрын
It's crazy because if I just blindly use what feels good 9 times out of 10 Nalex is involved in some way. Keep killing it brother! :)
@CrushingAxes6 ай бұрын
Man I've been using a lot of Guykers! They are ok tuners, locking tuners are very nice, I have a couple of guitars with gotoh hardware and it's very nice! This guitar looks very cool!
@peehandshihtzu6 ай бұрын
I've heard others say good things about that brand. I'll have to check them out. Thanks Man!
@rockoutmichigan6 ай бұрын
First Act usually makes toys that look like instruments. Never seen this model before, but I'll be damned if I don't think it has promise... Would love to see it repaired to working condition. I personally love making cheap instruments roar. Bought a glarry super-strat for 100 bucks in Nov, put 100 into it(new tuners, strings, strap-locks, and nut), did a little fret dressing, set up the action/intonation, and it's a damn fine guitar. Even my gear-snob buddies admit it's a beast. Love the channel, rock on, bro!
@peehandshihtzu6 ай бұрын
Thanks man, yeah what really surprised me was it's boost. I have bought way worse pedal versions , LOL. :)
@CrushingAxes6 ай бұрын
Man this guitar looks cool!
@peehandshihtzu6 ай бұрын
Thanks, I almost got the green one but I'm glad I got this one. :)
@tankdarla6376 ай бұрын
if that trem is made by floyd rose for esp the baseplate might be more like fr 1000 because esp demands quality
@tankdarla6376 ай бұрын
the real weakness of floyd special is the knife edges/baseplate, wears out fairly quickly due to softer steel, the performance of the floyd special should be fine until it starts to wear
@2DclanSnipingTeam7 ай бұрын
The non threaded tips on those screws made up for non threaded section under the head, giving you the same amount of travel. Well... until you ground them off.
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
The things stuck up ridiculously high and only like 3 turns were were actually usable. I think this is the weak link and ordered some stainless ones that follow the patent that are just solid threads.
@Miyagi927 ай бұрын
Goodman 😂
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
IKR!? :)
@shawnbryant607 ай бұрын
So can you please tell me, where does one get those titanium saddle, coincadencly I just striped-out one of those Floyd rose "special" and it was too easy to do, this was just 3 hours ago!
@onlyfromadistance73267 ай бұрын
If you need threads all the way up the fine tuner, you probably should release the nut clap and reset your tuning or change your strings anyway. Nice video, but how did it affect the sound???
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
Thanks, why would one want to do that prematurely if they didn't have to would be my question, these are the only ones I ever saw like this, seems more likely it was an oversight on their part. I agree though, that's the inevitable chore especially regarding a new set of strings. One can only pre stretch them so much before locking them down and then you get a small about of threads before you have to reset. I'm half deaf so I can't really say it changed my tone, LOL. What is clear is how much better my tuner tracks, so there is a better intonation of fundamental frequencies in some way. :)
@onlyfromadistance73267 ай бұрын
@peehandshihtzu very cool. I have some of these on my Epiphone Les Paul Access. Building another guitar with a flatter fingerboard radius and ordered matching saddles from Schaller directly. I might make a video on the entire build, but it's taking a long time to get all the parts together from around the world. So far Switzerland, Germany, France, and Japan. Ive got more time than talent or money... 😁
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
For real, LOL. That's cool your dialing in the radius's, Bet it turns out sic. I subbed you just in case you upload that video. :)@@onlyfromadistance7326
@onlyfromadistance73267 ай бұрын
@peehandshihtzu wow. Wasn't notified of your second response. An my next comment was deleted. Just wanted to tell you about the STRING STRECHA. EVH'S guitar tech brought this up. Great tool!
@onlyfromadistance73267 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu Tom Webber EVH setup video
@USTTRM7 ай бұрын
Funny that I too am in a search of for tuners. I bought some from Temu and eBay and they all don’t fit. No standards in making these is a good reason to go with the Gotoh heads!
@wizrom30467 ай бұрын
Nice new saddles. But I dont like the sharp edge on the front corners of each saddle right where your palm muting occurs... They need to fix that because there is no need to have that sharp edge there
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
Agreed, there are some things they could do to improve these and bring them into the premium realm, the bones are good tho. :)
@epicexploration7 ай бұрын
Great up-close filming and awesome upgrades here and I enjoyed this informative video!!
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
Thanks my friend, it was worth the time and money. Cheerz to 2024! :)
@chrisnaishguitar7 ай бұрын
As far as adjusting intonation: I stopped using "The Key" almost a year ago, it constantly would get stuck after setting intonation on one string and was almost impossible to remove. I now use the VERY EXCELLENT Red Bishop Accu-Locator instead. Made in Japan by the parent company that owns Luminlay and crazy simple to use with a much easier design to work with. Definitely check it out if you haven't yet, and kiss "the key" goodbye.
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
Good info I actually came across those and they look a lot better suited. Yeah the key only get me so far. I'll have to get one. :)
@chrisnaishguitar7 ай бұрын
Nice video! I tried the DOPRO (instead of the Kaish branded) stainless steel inserts and fine tuners off of Amazon. So far so good with the inserts but at the moment I'm using FR brass fine tuners instead. Might try the stainless fine tuners again though, you never know. Interesting info on those saddles!
@TheWorstManOnEarth7 ай бұрын
I did the same with the Floyd Rose Special on my Jackson SL4X Soloist. I used my Dremel to round the lower edges of the string clamps of the bridge. I got Titanium clamp inserts and a Floyd Rose FL TFR-TIN R3 Titanium Locking Nut R3. Now, I don't have issues anymore with the Floyd Rose on my Jackson SL4X Soloist. My advice : Don't over-tighten the screws which mount the saddles on the Floyd Rose bridge plate, otherwise you risk to strip the thread of the bridge plate, simply because the metal of the bridge plate is way way softer than the stainless steel of the screws. Also, don't over-tighten the clamps of the Titanium locking nut, because you will CUT your high B or E strings (unwound strings) ... believe me, it happened to me, until I realized that I didn't have to tighten the nut clamps too much before the high strings were locked to sustain any "trem abuse".
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
Great advice, yeah the harder metals bring a new set of potential problems for sure. I wanted to get the Titanium Nut but mine was made of steel so I was happy enough, just trying to get rid of the zinc as much as possible. It makes so much of a good difference I'll bet your Jackson plays like a dream. :)
@TheWorstManOnEarth7 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu You're most certainly right, I guess the Titanium nut and the Titanium bridge clamps inserts were probably a bit "over-kill" for the job.😆 Now, the parts which will "give up" sooner than later will be the bridge plate and the 2 pivot screws. I guess we can find such screws in very good quality metals like stainless steel, but it's a whole different game with the bridge plate, 'cause there's no stainless steel Floyd Rose bridge plate sold separately, so you got to be careful with that "soft metal" Floyd Rose Special bridge plate.
@MellissaBoomeroftheNight8 ай бұрын
Thank you for your instruction. I really should know more about these things. Hope your Christmas was nice.
@waynehughes82978 ай бұрын
Very useful video, thanks. I’ve been looking to upgrade all these parts on my special. I’m also going to try a stopper instead of the middle spring. It’s supposed to make a massive difference to the stability. 👍
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
Thanks, I've wondered about the stoppers too. There is also a precision adjustment spring claw I have my eye on that allows the spring tension to be changed with the turn of a single Allen key instead of two independent screws. I mean I can imagine some potential pros and cons but the tough part is justifying it as I pretty much keep this guitar in the same tuning all the time. The stopper on the other hand seems like it would be useful all the time. :)
@waynehughes82977 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu yea I agree the stoppers don’t seem to have anything negative said about them, just all good reports about the improvements. Seems to make it nigh on 100% stable which would be nice 😂
@peehandshihtzu7 ай бұрын
Spot on. :)@@waynehughes8297
@randywollin57328 ай бұрын
As a machinist for 30 years, I can tell you there is a reason to not having the threads go to the end of those licking screws. You dont need them for one, and if you dont have threads going to the end they wont be smashed and expanded so if you back them out the damaged threads wont damage the internal threads of the base plate.
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
I knew there was a reason why that trade does that I just wasn't sure of the purpose and wasn't going to speak to something I was unsure of. In this case I use those threads all the way to the base plate, so I do use them. I never cranked them down so hard as to cause such a problem as they are simply thumb screws for fine adjustability, not a fastener. Been playing with these type bridges for about 40 years and never saw the fine tuner threaded like this, not to say there aren't examples out there. Just saying on the 50+ different guitars that had the FR bridge that I personally have laid hands on they were always threaded to the hilt. But hey that's just my experience, there are millions of these things made by all sorts of manufacturers.
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
Harder material is exactly why I replaced these. I would have loved to do Titanium but who can really justify that, especially on a cheap guitar, LOL. :)@@randywollin5732
@weedhunter66818 ай бұрын
Merry Christmas Buddy ❤❤❤
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
Merry Christmas Awad! :)
@Faisal3438 ай бұрын
You are creative with your content sir
@weedhunter66818 ай бұрын
Aaron's custom guitar on the works! I am sure it stays in tune now onwards BTW how I missed this video..youtube is getting toxic these days
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
Yeah it's becoming a beast of an axe and yeah YT is starting to burn. I mean it's like they are just punishing their loyal users to spite themselves.
@weedhunter66818 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu so next is pickup upgrade right lol, Iam waiting for that vdo Elon is going to buy youtube soon, he will name it Xtube 😂
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
I actually like the pickups but yeah that would be the next thing, LOL. :) Elon is always welcome. :)@@weedhunter6681
@lootbaglarry8.28 ай бұрын
the FL looks set up to perfection ! very nice upgrades
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
Thank Man, I never put much stock in them before but the guitar is a whole different beast with these upgrades. Plus I love tinkering with stuff. :)
@weedhunter66818 ай бұрын
You have achieved a feat, changing floating bridge is no easy task, I have hard time changing only the strings bro. Thanks Buddy for explaining how floyed rose is adjusted, I bet such detailed video isn't avl here. Lastly bro, you have really nice onscreen presence and talking skills, super likeable!
@weedhunter66818 ай бұрын
@@peehandshihtzu your giving this guitar an identity, the more you customize more often u play... \m/
@paulscountry4568 ай бұрын
I gotta korean floyd on my dinky and works good for light work.
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
Even these ones I replaced were decent, now they are just a bit better, gave me a chance to upload another video too, LOL. :)
@robertclarkguitar8 ай бұрын
Wow thats much much cleaner looking machining. Great video here. I miss my LTD 103 QM. I hate i sold it. It was one of the best I ever played once I got it set up.
@peehandshihtzu8 ай бұрын
Yeah I've been liking these a lot. Can't go wrong with these LTD's. I've even played with the lowest end ones and they still feel good in the hand and have a nice balance output. :)
@MellissaBoomeroftheNight8 ай бұрын
Yea, whoo I don't know you like that, so it did scare me a little. Idk. But you are an amazing guitar player. I've got one of my songs up on this channel, but I'm not making content right now. Great to see you're back. Ok, so I already told you I know my voice sucks, but the songwriting is solid, and our band was good. This was the stuff we self produced, so it's much better than the other stuff. Take care.