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You've lost me at 7:30sec Not sure how you do the knot at the saddle with the trebles.

Marshall, what oil do you use? Aren't you concerned about the oil damaging the wood? Also, interestingly, your treble knot looks a lot like Erez Perelman's knot, though your methods are different.

Great to see you back with new video.😄

@marshallbrune which resist moisture more Cedar or Spruce?

request - (also hi, big fan) Could you make a video wher you cover the more innovations in building, maybe discussing what luthiers are trying to do and if (to generalise)they were susseccfull eg. Doubly Tops, Latice Brace, Raised Fretboard, sound Ports, 12'18 hole bridges, deeply bowled backs, cutaways etc.

This is the best video on this subject that I’ve seen (and I’ve seen a lot).

Great Video!!!

great video marshall

Hey, can you do one with friction pegs too?

Nice finger

Hey Marshel, I have a question about wolf notes on a classical guitar. What causes a wolf note, and are there any fixes? The reason why I ask is because whenever I play a c natural across the fingerboard, I get a wolf note. The only thing that helps is tuning my guitar to A=435.

Hey Marshall! Great timing on this video, I am about to change nylon strings for the first time so Thank You. I really enjoyed the videos with Brandon A. and Rob S. Building the guitar and the blindfold tests. Glad I found your channel, just subscribed! Cheers 🍻

Simple and to the point 👍

You are a good man god bleess u

Hey mate good info there. Thanks and cheers from Queensland Australia 😊

Thanks for setting me straight. There is a lot of conflicting advice out there. You cut through the BS with trustable authority.

Nice! I do it the same way you do. Waiting the series about guitar construction.

thank you! I didn't know some of the tricks you hgave shown.

This is a topic that most of guitars players thinks they really know, but the experience is the big professor, this little step of winding for some direction that make me lost two firsts strings of Augustine because the tension of string was going to the top and the the nut literaly cut the string with the friction of playing : (m but lesson learned. Thank you for the video its little steps that make a lot of difference, and confirms that i`m doing something right after the failures .

I've seen other videos on changing strings but yours is so much more detailed, Thanks! I've never seen the tip of pinching the base strings at the bridge, how to stretch the strings and many other things. This is what I'm going to follow from now on.

I'm an occasional player, and I hate to replace strings. I much appreciate your tips in this video.

Great video Marshall! I really enjoy your guitar builds and repairs. Your tips and tricks are the best!

yes a new one lets go

Was introduced to you on Brandon Acker's TH-cam channel. Thank you for showing your knowledge. Your skill makes what you do look effortless. Excellent vid. Subscribed.

nice to see you again!

Great tips! What is your opinion about changing one string at a time when changing a full set? I've always felt like taking all the strings off and then putting all the new ones on seems stressful on the guitar... but I'm probably just being paranoid lol. It also makes it harder to clean my fingerboard if Im changing one string at a time.

Marshall, you’re the man!!! Plz more and more videos!!!

Thanks, your way will speed things up for me.

They have broken Dave Carroll's though

Great job

Severed fingers should go to the ER with the patient.😆

Awesome video! Very helpful!

A question regarding the 1st and 6th string: The Martin guitar company also has a nice restringing video, which I followed in great detail many times. Why are you not stringing the 1st and 6th string to the inside? They say it's better because the string is less likely to rub on the spoon (the slanted portion before the actual slot in the headstock). I do understand that Martin guitars wants to provide a "safe" way suited for historic instruments as well (which may require more protection than a newer guitar). Or does it simply have more to do with the position of the hole in the tuner peg?

What a useful video, I wish I should've known all this tips last year, I had to change strings to at least 6 guitars in a school I was doing my internship. I will use this video in the future. Thanks!, sharing it with everyone

Hello, what do you think of lubrication of the nut with graphite powder?

Always make me happy when you put a new video out.

Also, how would you tie carbon strings, which tend to slip?

Thank you Marshall, great learning points!

I can't get 3in1 in my country. Is a bit of petroleum jelly an acceptable substitute?

Hi. Which soundboard wood is more resistant to changes in temperature and humidity? Spruce or cedar?

Dog leg chisel!!! I've been trying to figure out the name for so long. even tried to reverse image search it to no avail. Thank you for being so detailed, even with your tools!

GM! I did not know you had a TH-cam, what a pleasant surprise to see you on the big screen :)...no wonder your work is so good...Im amazed at the amount of detail you consider in your work...right down to the air that you breath in...maybe someday I can try one of your guitars too :) 🔥