How old was he. Led zeppelin is one of my all time favourites. I still play a couple of cds in the car

New bridge done after removing this one epoxied screwed and worn out

Another new bridge for another restoration

In English so you don't miss anything

Look what I found amongst my father's books. #bookstr

Things get Weimary Weimaring

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E86phiV8w2M

Stickers stickers

Ooh I get it. I've seen similar lack of depth in the saddle channel because they make them like that and they install a pickup mic below. So it's not only shallow but has that aswell

Be the change you want to see in the world

I think the "repost" button is the key to help. Because it carries more potential than just zapping. So if you want to help out a Nostrian, share his work proof

No anda subilo de nuevo

I noted it a bit harsh still. Hard in its mechanics. The neck is thick by standard but could be a bit lower in its action still. It's a fine edge, lower lower it starts buzzing a lot. High and it will hurt to play and will be an abandoned guitar and no one will play it. Then I erased a lot of friction points in the headstock. Friction points make tuning difficult. Maybe you turn the peg around and it takes a while to reach tuning and to even the tension along the string. So, people with no patience always get a guitar out of tune. And another reason why it causes no pleasure to play and why these guitars end up in a dusty corner of the room. So, a little grease in the cogs, a little graphite in the nut, and erase all additional friction points where the strings touch wood or headstock parts. Also, I lowered a bit the action and pulled the compensation of the string length a little bit closer to perfect. I mean erased a milimiter in compensation because I heard the tuning a little bit off in that direction. That is another factor for poor tuning or difficulty in tuning. The guitar is "lying" a bit so you have to fine tune it making a compensated temperament by ear so to not be howling out of tune in some chords. Another reason why it ends up thrown away with the children's toys . 99% of people tune it with a phone app, so it might read green and perfect open string tuning. But when you play a chord there are discrepancies. So a good compensation and calibration is key to make it easy. Those things are only possible to calibrate if an artisan spends time playing, feeling and correcting. It takes a bunch of stringing and loosening strings... Patience and search

Correcting and playing, set up, dismantle, correct, tune up, play again a bit, think, disarm, sand here and there, string again, tune again, play a bit more

I still can smile with the full keyboard... This was the last one of the molars

Not quite bad idea to engrave little tiny 12 words into the back of your tooth and tell your family. When you are dead they can check. Yet, when they finally look, it said: "Fuck you all"

Haha look at that flaccid crap

Blessings on that. I've googled him, I didn't know him. Awesome looking guitars. Unfortunately you cannot even grasp the experience from any recording. Let me show you my friend Raul from Bariloche. He was a good friend of my father. I've spent some days at his home. I've learned some tricks from him. He inspired me to start building guitars and repairing them. https://vimeo.com/35690396