Dr. Jet discusses repairing ripped-out bridge post on a Standard Series Squier Stratocaster

[@pizzaface4079]

Thanks for the knowledge Dr. Jet

[@pizzaface4079]

Hi Dr. Jet, can you upload more guitar/bass videos thanks

[@Dr_Jet]

Sure. Is there anything specific you would like to see? I have several projects in the works.

[@pizzaface4079]

@@Dr_Jet anything your working on at the moment.

[@Dr_Jet]

@@pizzaface4079 I'll try to do something more unusual than your typical and very common "This is how to do a setup" videos that are all over the 'Net. Stand by until I clear my bench for the next project.

[@pizzaface4079]

@@Dr_Jet okay cool thanks

[@Dr_Jet]

@@pizzaface4079 Will, I posted a video made especially for you. Unfortunately, it's not very good, but I made it for you...... Please forgive the amateur nature of it......

[@Markleford]

I love Squier Standard Series too. Fortunately, only one of my four has a post tear-out -- just bought it recently for cheap intending to do this sort of repair. Was going to dowel it, but your CA technique might be even better!

[@Dr_Jet]

I use a slow-setting, high quality epoxy that is very thin so it will flow into all the nooks and crannies.....