Ken, I really enjoy these videos and your unique sense of humour.

Just the video I was looking for sir

Love this 🎉

The tip about the hand under the butt of the guitar, is awesome,,, I think my SG, was ready to break apart!.

Thanks Ken, I knew nothing of these instruments till today.

Thank you both for the history of these instruments

I have a sexto I have to repair. Can't wait to watch this to help understand the instrument a little better. There's no brand name or markings at all so I know it's the real deal.

I liked the Mando bass, to me the lesson was in the clamping and clamping cauls. Thanks Ken

Thank you. I’m watching in 2024

Ken, thanks for always creating interesting content!

Thanks Ken. You always have something interesting to watch. 👍👍👍

Love this... omg... i have a hinge rivet problem

Nice one

Bro's shop is worse than mine. Cant see the forest for the trees.

Awesome Idea!!! I’m researching components! Thanks!

Thanks Ken.

The #12 guitar is pretty damn awesome!! Great video Ken.

Your pointy finger can go you know where, can you see it,of course you don't. Love you can't stand your antics

Ken, what a pleasant surprise to this very early Friday morning. Nice work, great to see this upgrade

How much is the Raggedy Ann bench cover from Stew Mac?

Hey Paul, Should the spacing between the edge and center strings at the nut be the same as the spacing established by the tail?

Great episode , thanks Ken.

FIRE! i love Baja Quintos! Am learning about the "Band Saw " now~

Ken, these videos are always a welcome distraction from a crazy work week. Thanks again for sharing these informative videos.

Ken, interesting repair, thanks again

Very interesting guitar, thanks for sharing.

Howdy Ken good to see ya again!

Ken you have your work cut out for you. It will be interesting to watch your progress. Good luck and have fun 👍👍👍🎸

I have an Egmond! Great video helped a lot

Nice video. I´m getting some HUM problems. Might try this way. What value pot are you using ?? Cheers from Madrid

I just bought a 1960 Harmony Monterey that has a slightly loose neck. It stays in tune at a whole step down, but will stay in tune at normal pitch. So I started looking into how to reset the neck and found this video. Now I get to go back and see all your other videos to learn the prep, but I am looking forward to trying this. So a huge THANK YOU for taking the time to teach us yahoos how to do this!!!

Thanks, Ken

Thanks 👍👍👍🎸

Ken, thanks for another interesting video

Waiting for the rest

Great video. Any idea where I could find neck binding to match a 50's K-161? Luthier here fit a nee piece which is too creamy - the Old Kraftsman binding seems to have translucent greenish tint ivoroid look.

Thanks Ken

For what it is worth I have been having great success cleaning and restoring plastic using the Meguire PlastX with a Rupes blue wool pad on a rotary buffer.

Ken, it's great to see the recent variety in content. Nice to see this rare instrument get some tlc

Good stuff as always!

Nice guitar…..I own about 10 lap steel amps which match these guys if anyone needs one!

Pre-war Gibson A model! Oh man. Nice Ken! Sweet lapsteel too. Great video mate.

Great tips... unfortunately I have a gig tonight and don't have a watermelon. Watermelon season is darn near 3 months from now. What do I do? Help!😅

Thanks Ken

Interesting presentation. Just curious: at what point in the repair process do you re-glue and clamp the butt joint between the two cracked sides? It seems to me that a bunch of cleats are insurance but the fundamental repair is to glue the crack shut. Thank you.

Very interesting. I have an archtop to repair.

He is busy talking to show off rather than explain what to do

Ken, thank you for sharing your wisdom...very informative. Thanks again

You're the junkpile savior of guitars

Ken I wondered where your marbles went. Haha, great video and I have been enjoying the variety of content you have been bringing us lately thank you