I repaired A guitar that was nearly severed.

[@mrrocket1997]

このチャンネルのいくつかのビデオを見て、私は自宅で購入した状態の悪い古いレスポールを勇気を出して改修しました。弦楽器製作者は誰もそれを修理に出したがらなかったので、すべてのプロセスを自宅で行いました、そして正直に言って、それは驚くべきものでした...ブラジルからの抱擁

[@achno5923]

No trasch Talk,no stupid music,no crazy thumbnail just a man with passion for Instruments to Save for the garbage with basic Tools like me,i love it❤! By a way a very lovely Wood Color from the Body and cool „used“Look ❤ i Hope i see more (maybe a Bass again?)

[@tkhr3336]

切断跡をどうするのかと、ドキドキしながら見ましたが、木目の美しさを残す選択をしたことに衝撃を受けました。Greco ビンテージへの敬意とギター愛を感じさせる素晴らしい選択です。

[@dannork1240]

I want to be very clear that I love the work you do, and I love this channel. As I’m watching some of the steps I think “ oh, I wouldn’t have done it THAT way”, but what you do always turns out fantastic and the end result is always a great guitar, especially with some of the trashed wrecks you start with. 👍🏼 This definitely is my favorite guitar channel!

[@DoubleE-2250]

well said.

[@martinlahaie6012]

​@@DoubleE-2250the way he's playing is so damn annoying

[@DoubleE-2250]

@@martinlahaie6012 someone else in the comments said ‘his angular playing compliments this angular guitar’. I agree. I liked his playing b/c it sounded like something Robert Fripp might have played in the 1970’s version of King Crimson

[@gaku2012rs]

来ました　今回は　フライイングV　素敵です　グレコ切っちゃう人がいるんですね・・・ショック　ペグもGTOHなんて逸材

[@OniDasAlagoas]

I would've definitely taken the opportunity and made the guitar string through like the 58 ones.

[@MaskedRiderChris]

The repair was in the tradition of "wabi-sabi", I see? I like how you did it. I like how you left the guitar bare wood because that was a very nice slab of wood to show off. I love Flying V guitars as is, and this was a lovely piece of work, as usual, on your part! 修理は「wabi-sabi」の伝統にありましたよね？私はあなたがそれをした方法が好きです。ギターのむき出しの木材を離れた方法が好きです。私はvギターをそのまま飛んでいるのが大好きで、これはいつものように、あなたの側で素敵な作品でした！

[@nigelyorkshiremanwadeley6263]

I love that you kept the original wood finish. A great looking axe.

[@tensixtythreecomics]

This turned out amazing! Loved seeing the natural wood !

[@yofa7218]

посмотрев ваши ролики осмелился самостоятельно собрать себе telecaster custom 72s, получился очень хороший инструмент. Знайте, что вы безумно вдохновляете свою аудиторию, спасибо!. Привет из России❤

[@KGSSound]

今回は大当たりのギターでしたね。多分わかっていて入手されてるとおまいますが…アフターの見違え度がハンパないですよ。あっぱれでございます。

[@gringogreen4719]

Great restoration! I think this is probably a Top 5 guitar project that you have done. I especially liked the acrylic you ise as a fill in for the saw gap. If i had done this restoration I would have used a glittery gold acrylic for the fill. I tend to make guitars into Jangle Machines so I would have put in a Jangly GFS Dream 180 set of pickups in here (Filtertron meets PAFs) and I would have added a Guyker Trem system in the stop bar spot. But that's just me... making a 1950s Rockabilly meets 1960s Garage Rock guitar all in one! Again, great job amigo!😎👍✨

[@israelvaldez26]

I love the woodgrain of the guitar! You did an amazing job bringing the guitar back to life!

[@mkatou]

うわ、かわいそうなギター！切断されずに修理してもらえてよかったね･･･。

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

Nice save, not the easiest to play sitting down!😄👍👍

[@guitarhoarder5426]

Always love the reconditioning of the guitars that you do, but that playing at the end... OMG I believe that I would've left that out!

[@Dean1LA]

I enjoy watching your work, your work is supreme

[@藤田宗之]

塗装を落とした瞬間見えた木肌が、また塗り潰されるのかと思ったら、そのまま活かしてくれて、感動しました。

[@岩田邦彦-b1q]

ガングロだった『グレ子』が美肌のレディーに変身！ 若気の至りでこさえた太ももの傷も今ではご愛敬❤

[@korolev-musictodriveby6583]

I like the angular music the angular guitar inspires !

[@saikkkkkk]

beautiful wood grain!

[@brucefreedman3655]

Awesome job, but I was waiting for you to repaint it in an awesome color like you have done in the past.

[@edwinh7908]

AWESOME AS ALWAYS!!!!

[@shawnbryant60]

Nice wood grain, good choice!

[@discocrisco]

Those routes for the control cavity and pickups are IMMACULATE. Nicer than any Gibson I've seen on Trogly's or twodfrd.

[@liviorock2026]

Wooouuuuu Dalle Tenebre alla Luce rinascere dopo anni di maltrattamenti violenze di ogni tipo oggi ritorna ad essre se stessa grazie al nostro Maetro che fa miracoli senza usare chissà che cosa Un semplice lavoro ben riuscito grazie di condividere i tuoi lavori che ammiro e apprezzo moltissimo e continuerò a guardarli eccellente risultato sei un Mito

[@DrTomoculus]

10:38 - When you taped up that huge cut in the guitar's body, I realised, that's how I would fix my guitar if it had that.

[@StephenLight-oc3tl]

Another beautiful restoration. I love flying Vs. I would love to play that one.

[@baritonfelix]

Another great restoration. Wonder who the guy was who changed his mind halfway through sawing the ends off this nice guitar?

[@lirhaff]

I think that guy changed his mind after he realize his strap was tied on that part 😂

[@jhakman5641]

his dad heard him and came out and was not very happy

[@JR-io8kw]

I like the way you're holding the V ! :)

[@BR2098.0]

私はこのチャンネルのファンです！ブラジルからのハグ

[@SupaFUZZZZZZ]

That's a nice high quality instrument.

[@JUANISG]

Looks good! nice repair.

[@randjohnsondrums]

I think saw dust and wood glue would have been a better choice to fill in the saw line rather than epoxy resin. The saw dust would have hidden it.

[@saturnine000]

I was thinking that too but it would also be a lot harder to force that mixture down into such a thin cut like that with any kind of consistent density. Plus, it looks pretty cool.

[@randjohnsondrums]

​@@saturnine000 sandwich or kabob skewers set with wood glue would have been perfect to use for filling in the saw line as well and would have hidden it even better.

[@joepaskowski9091]

So much beauty underneath all that ugly paint….nice job!

[@pacovl46]

Why didn’t you use some wood dust of the same species as the body of the guitar and mix that with epoxy to fill the cut? Alternatively you could’ve used some wood filler in the correct color and then paint on the wood grain? That way the cut would’ve been nearly invisible.

[@russellmorgan5611]

Happy New Year brother. Keep doing what you do👍

[@davefilms345]

Great restoration, personally, I'd have put a thin piece of wood in the crack to match the body, but it was a great video all the same

[@jltrem]

Very clever fix. And why cover that beautiful grain with black paint?

[@garybrady9531]

How about using sub titles so we can hear what you are saying? OK it was a joke but you made a bold decision with the finish congratulations it looks amazing thank you for sharing

[@selfactualizer2099]

add a stain finish plain wood feels like forced laughter, it takes more skill and experience to do a good stain job, adds to the value and tastefulness of the piece there's so much more to enhance the quality of something past , clean and polish

[@ttyler77414]

It's funny that the body is so messed up but the neck and headstock is still in a good condition. Just saying

[@sirthom3275]

Right and why would anyone partially saw it ? Other than to "fix" it?

[@DoubleE-2250]

I always enjoy Studio Asyl's videos. I feel like he should say, "If I can do it, you can do it" at the end of each one as he makes it look so easy. I only wish he had a better sound recording setup for his demos. He's far too good a player to rely on a camera mic.

[@tedted6029]

nice work and great playing and no trash talking like hulk hogan!! nice video subscribed!!!!!!!! \m/

[@paolourgiles2841]

Muy cool tus videos, me encantan.

[@mekarer]

Looks like someone tried to saw the guitar and gave up in the middle of it :)

[@jordandeleau1212]

Very nice restoration. On the other hand, on this guitar I don't like the difference in color between the body and the neck.

[@xabbath71]

❤❤❤❤hermosa!

[@grimmwolf90]

He should use wood dust mix with wood glue instead of epoxy...

[@TomTobin67]

All I can see is that black line on the body. I would have painted it an opaque color.

[@robertopreatoni]

Nice, but I would have used urushi laquer with gold to fill up that cut, in the old Kintsuji Japanese tradition. Why didn't you? Those pickups needed to be replaced though as they sound terribly.

[@maanjezus8622]

Very nice.

[@kurokuroe6451]

元は結構いいモデルに見える 2000年以降に出たモデルかなヘッドシリアル周り的に

[@occamseraser]

Hey man, gorgeous work! What is the product at 21:55 that you soak the parts in?

[@JustinBarrett-t2i]

Looks like a swamp ash body . Beautiful

[@ast3663]

another super rare item

[@岩たくっつらー]

こういうギターやベースをどこで入手してるのかすごい気になる！（個人的に）

[@KY-dh7fl]

ハードオフのジャンクコーナーさ

[@evilempire1808]

Hola amigo luthier japonés ! Como siempre tus vídeos me sorprenden y mi cabeza se llena de preguntzqs ideas y comentaios que hacerte. Disculpa que te escriba en español esta vez, si no se me hace muy complicado con el traductor... A pesar de que el color de la veta de la madera del cuerpo es muy bonito, yo la hubiera lacado de un color opaco,después de arreglar con epoxi el corte que tenía. Se hubiera disimulado del todo. Cosa de gustos Me gustaria saber si tocas musica propia compuesta por tí ,o cosas de bandas que por supuesto desconozco. Vuelvo a sugerirte que parte de esa demostración musical, la hagas conuna base de bajo y batería grabada o sobre un loop por lo menos. Se podría juzgar el sonido de la guitarra desde la perspectiva de estar incluido en un contexto más amplio. Pero bueno, esto solo son sugerencias de alguien que intenta acabar su restauración de guitarras, aprendiendo de tus vídeos y los de otros luthieres experimentados. Ya casi tiene la pinta de una guitarra de las que no has empezado a restaurar jajajajajajajajajajaja... Saludos !

[@jamesgallagher8575]

You could have added some powder pigment to the 2 part epoxy you used to fill the cut. Would have blended in more.

[@JoseGracia-sx9ul]

GREAT WORK, DO YOU KEEP ALL THE GUITARS YOU FIX OR DO YOU SELL THEM??

[@rumbletruck1]

Are these guitars (like this one) ever for sale? Great work!

[@svenjansen2134]

People bring them in. Often they get played at the end of the video, most probably by the owner. Interesting riffs n ideas you can hear!

[@CorduroyNinja]

Is that a saw mark on the left part of the V? Why? What would possess someone to randomly saw their guitar? BTW great restore as always, love your stuff and your channel.

[@curtis2308]

This is the first time I’ve been upset with your work! I can’t believe you used epoxy instead of wood to fill that cut 😢

[@ふくふく-r8v]

ここまで…やれるんですね…何日かかりましたか？

[@ChrisHopkinsBass]

7:45 would it be possible to put some English subtitles up so that us Gaijin know what the exact names of the products being used are please? Mainly so I can find their UK equivalents 😂

[@あさいお]

I am not this video uploder, but I’m japanese, so I can read that. This is a simple lacquer material. It is mainly used to dilute or stretch lacquer paint. It was probably a black lacquer that was only roughly painted on top of a polypaint or something, so it could have been wiped off by just diluting it. I think there are lacquer solvents in your country, too

[@ironblast5]

Should have shielded the cavities

[@that_thing_I_do]

I guess you chose to document someone else's foolishness, but I see other people commenting that they would have addressed the " saw cut" differently. I also believe that is why it's a great channel when others think differently. You're definitely an atonal guitarist. Great style.

[@mohdrafibinhamzah2644]

👍👍👍

[@ManMartin]

Where do you get so many destroyed guitars? Cheers from Spain

[@svenjansen2134]

People bring them in.

[@WutipongWongsakuldej]

So many people accuse him from getting a good guitar then detroy it, and later make a video of restoring it. I doubt that would be profitable given that some of his restores are expensive guitars (Fender, Gibson, etc.). I don't think he has clarified this (I could be wrong though). Anyway in Japan there quite a lot of used goods jobs (which they refer to them as "junk"), for example "Hard-Off" which has a number or branches all over Japan. Usually the music instrument sections have instruments that are in much less than ideal condition and some cheapo stuffs (good stuffs would go to used music instrument store as they would fetch better price). My guess is he got some of the instruments from this kind of store. Of course only the man himself would know where he got his goods from :). PS. This is how a Hard-Off branch is, notice that many of the instruments (even ones used in the video) are broken kzbin.info/www/bejne/q57EmHRqo7ySoNU.

[@markdalton6662]

I wonder if that's a walnut neck and a oak body

[@JasonMyers-c6z]

Walnut and maple. Oak would have weighed ten pounds, alone. 😅

[@Nosferdamus]

sounds like it needs a new nut to me

[@kicksareforribs5156]

why do so many people paint the guitar with all the hardware still on? without doing anything to the finish underneath to ensure the paint sticks? just why?

[@JeffWok]

First! Love the channel

[@Azathoth43]

130 videos of fixing guitars from the trash. Been playing for 35 years, I've found zero guitars in the trash. Mmmm.

[@lindsaythompson726]

" Nearly severed " ?

[@timmurphy5137]

Should have put a little pigment in your filler

[@richardporcari7206]

Beautiful but flawed guitar. Maybe name it "kizuato?" Your playing was not as good as usual though. Was it the guitar? Seemed like you were struggling to get good sound from it. There was a lot of dissonance. It sounded better with distortion than it did clean, that's for sure.

[@kingdiamond7003]

всё прекрасно, но вот древесный цвет этой стрелке как бы не к лицу, лучше бы покрасил в белый или в чёрный цвет

[@1961apollo]

PATĪK TAVS DARBS,BET TU NEKAD NEMAINI LADAS!KĀPĒC...

[@МаратАбубекиров]

👍💯🤝🤔

[@jonnybroomhead]

This should have been a functional repair only. The guitar looked amazing as a relic.

[@Edu291-g3v]

ギターを塗装すればよかった、木の補修が目立ちすぎる

[@stuart8663]

Any chance you could learn some soft and gentle smooth jazz chords, instead of the cr@ppy thrash stuff you play, guitar after guitar, after guitar?

[@jeffpage3914]

最悪なことする人いるんですね。 楽器を扱う知識もない人が持つべきじゃない。

[@bloodytusk9897]

Забавно, владелец использовал гитару в качестве верстака, судя по пропилу на деке. Опять какая то лажа получается - с такими дефектами деки, тут явно напрашивалась покраска, да и смотрится как то ущербно. Странный косметический ремонт в общем, пропил залил эпоксидкой, а сколы и вмятины оставил...Звук у гитары отвратительный, как медведь играет на пне - минус уши.🤔

[@blacksun691]

Está desafinada..

[@sergefabbris7305]

This guitar needs a wood repair... Your repair is horrible Sorry

[@johnkleeman2801]

I think the repair is an elegant solution that doesn’t deny history and honors the instrument. I get what you’re saying, but what would you do? I’m genuinely curious, no disrespect intended.

[@sergefabbris7305]

I think That insertion of thin pieces of wood in the crack should be a better choice...the guitar is fantastic

[@Exercise-01]

I can't believe that someone tried to saw the wing of that guitar. Ughh🤬