433 RSW Chocolate A Bittersweet Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2020
- Here's Chocolate!
Start the journey with Jerry as he carefully helps Chocolate come back to life and start on the sweet road back to the owner.
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Jerry , chocolate is making a comeback thanks to your miracle work !
Once again Jerry is on the way to making a cherished instrument and its owner happy. A true miracle worker. What would the world be without Jerry and Titebond?
Boy, when you say you like a challenge, you really got it this time. :) Putting the 3D puzzle together.
For those who thought Willie Nelson's Trigger was in bad shape, I give you Jerry Rosa with tonight's episode of Nightmare Theatre. Looking forward to Part II, Jerry.
And just like that, 50 minutes are gone and watched. Time flies when Jerry is in "It's easy, but it's difficult" land.
Bravo Jerry and Melissa.
I saw the last video first..Great Job!..you gave its character and personality back..poor chocolate..you are in great hands..
I love the way you're building a violin out of splinters and glue. ;-)
Reminds me of the Bill Monroe mandolin rebuild! A work of art.
As someone already said: I first click on the like button, then start watching Jerry's video. Just amazing!
That one is sure testing you Jerry !!! Loving the video 🥰👏👏👏👏👍🇬🇧
Well, just started this series of videos over again to watch for the upteenth time. Lol. You cant beat the tips you learn from this repair folks. Hope you're doin alright Mr. Jerry! 🙂
To see Jerry piece this violin back together is something else. I found myself holding my breath as he fitted and then glued each separate piece back where it originally belonged. It has come a long way already. A master at work!
Jerry you are a master....yes sir a master!!!
Jerry, youre the man. You have the most patience of anyone I've ever met. Seriously! This is highly entertaining.
This like watching surgery on a hemophiliac.
The mark of a true craftsman lies in how often you can say:
'I could achieve the goal one way, which would be easier, or I could go this way which is harder but better. I'll go with the harder, better way.' Never ceases to amaze me how often he can continue to take the harder, better path. Amazing work, sir.
Nothing good comes easy.
Best video yet, Jerry
Jerry, you are amazing...🤠✅
A similar break like Bill Monroes mandolin, great job again Jerry.
So impressive Jerry!
Jerry, you can do the impossible! I doubt anyone else could do this with such care and drive. Nice work!!
Dearest Jerry, your videos help me decompress after a big day while learning. Thank you so much for letting us into your world and showing us what you do. You’re my favourite online uncle. Much love and respect to you and yours. Damien.
Yes indeed, every cloud has a silver lining. The restoration of such a badly damaged violin is a joy to watch!
You never fail to amaze me with your talent Jerry! Your old school ways are the best ways .. You're attention to detail is second to none.. I love watching your videos at night when I get into bed.. I put on your channel and learn something every day! I don't watch regular TV much it has become too dumb.. Thank you for the hours and hours of great viewing!! God Bless you and your Family!
Incredible work Jerry!
I've got to say I'm totally amazed that you brought the violin back to life. You sir are a master craftsman :)
Great video Jerry thanks again for sharing you talent with us builders and instrument repair folks.🎶🎀🎶
My oh my. I’ll be watching this with great interest.
I Preceive the difficulty of a project you are working on by the number of different T-shirts you go through. 🤣 Great vid Jerry. It’s the type I really like. The challenge!
Brad
You always say that even if it looks like it's been run over by a car you can fix it, that violin looks like it was run over by the removal van, hehe great work Jerry
You're the clamp wizard, Jerry ;)
You are a master! In the nursery rhyme 'Humpty Dumpty'...when the King couldn't put Humpty together again...THEY SHOULD'VE CALLED JERRY ROSA!! You are amazing! Thank you!
Hi Jerry, no one in their right mind would take on a project like this but that's what makes you a genius. All genius's were deemed crazy at one point of their lives. When this project is done, a person is going to be so grateful it makes it all worthwhile. That's why you are the best at this.
This is another one of those prime examples of why it’s not easy being you much love to you Jerry
This video and the one of the owner receiving Chocolate are the best two ever, Jerry. Truly epic.
This is definitely in my top 10 Rosa videos. It's always a pleasure to watch.
"You can argue...but you're wrong!" - You tell 'em Jerry!
Fantastic stuff Jerry. Patients of a Saint.
Jerry, this is amazing and the joy of Anastasia was so worthwhile seeing. I e repaired instruments before although not to this scale and I love the expression it achieves on the recipients. I’m a songwriter and I’d love you to play mandolin on some on my songs. One day I’ll buy a guitar from you so if you can let me know your prices for a build I’ll start saving. In the meantime you are a true genius and that is no flattery! Dominic Ward
Look forward to the next episode
Amazing stuff!
Can’t understand why anybody would put a thumbs down ?
It's only because some people are absolutely miserable in their own life
Impressive stuff Jerry!
You sure have your hands full with this puzzle Jerry, but I have faith in you fixing it. I don't think many people would even try. Peace and love to all.
I started watching and when I saw the state of this poor violin it took me a day to find the courage to go on.
Good thing I did!
Jerry, I'm just lost for words...
I love when you work on these "Hail Mary's" that take a miracle to fix! It's like watching a mystery unfold.
I can't believe my eyes! It's as if you're repairing someones actual heartbreak. Incredible work Jerry!
Jerry, one of these days you’ll have to make a fiddle out of Titebond.
Jerry, if you can get this instrument to sound again, you will have earned a star on the "Walk of Fame" !!!
My guitar went through the wood chipper.
Jerry says, "I can fix it just send the chipper"
Great work!
Phenomenal! I’m feeling the love of Chocolate! I think you have been bewitched, Jerry!Chocolate will rise again.
Restoration of " 'ole chocolate" sponsored by titebond original.
This is honestly a beautiful thing to watch. Thank you for making this video.
Okay waiting to see
Watching you instead of 60 minutes !!!! You go Jerry I know you will fix it.
The ballad of Rosa Clamp-it...
Wow... this restoration is going to be a jewel in your crown, Jerry! Looking forward to part 2!
Jerry you have the "patience of Job", on this "Chocolate"project.
I'm in the UK, and its times like these I'm glad I work nights! Looking forward to this.
Yikes! Jerry Your bravery amazes me! But I’ve seen you do the impossible before! Thanks for letting us get to follow along! Great Channel
One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. You certainly are an inspiration and a piece of work (in a good way). I enjoyed the music this morning. Thank you.
Jerry thanks for making my sunday afternoon a pleasant one. The crushed violin is coming back to life in your skilled hands :)
“You can argue all you want, but you’re wrong.” - Classic!
Hei Jerry! I thought trash would go to the trash... But you proved that trash can became treasure. Waiting for part 2. Congrats.
Miracle worker! Wow!
My friend had a Taylor guitar that was as smashed just as bad as that violin, normally you would toss it and go buy another but this guitar had been a gift from his father who had died suddenly not long after, one trick my friend used when he glued it back together was to soak heavy strong brown paper in glue and then laid it over the cracks inside the instrument as reinforcement. he put glue into the cracks and then clamped them until dry and then added the brown paper reinforcement as an "extra" little bit of strengthening.
I tried to repair plastic items shattered in pieces and I couldn't agree more with Jerry when he says: "you need to do one small thing at a time, THE BEST YOU CAN, considering the project as a whole will get you overwhelmed". It is true indeed when I failed it was for that reason.
Wow, can’t wait to see the finished fiddle. I think you should have a new nickname “Mr. Clamp”
I really like those long bent spool clamps, I might have to make some of those!!
amazing amazing work done..you have magic hands
I’m champing at the bit for Part 2, Jerry! Please post soon, this is a fascinating project!
A lot of people would've said it's busted, only fit for firewood, but not you sir, you are a true artisan,very skilled experienced and patient, tis a work of art to watch you work, well-done , great job, as always Jerry.....
Jerry, when I saw you introduce this fiddle as your next project, I thought, "NO Way! How in the world is he going to pull this one off?" By the end of the video, I had to pick my mouth up off of the floor! Simply amazing work! Your customer will be overwhelmed!
Can’t wait to see how this poor old girl comes out! You have the patience of a saint!
One piece at a time, one step at a time.... the only way to not let a project overwhelm you. Decide what you're going to do each day, and do it.
That's not a repair, that's a ressurection. I bet most people wouldnt take that project.
You've definitely got the magic touch when it comes to broken instruments!
I think you nailed it as best as anyone could sort out. Really awesome job. People have to realize the patience needed to do this work. Kudos to you Jerry.
oh no chocolate is a cliff hanger video. I will be waiting for part 2 now. LOL
This repair is on par with Bill Monroe’s mandolin. So much damage!😳
You`ve always said that "even if something run over by a truck. .you could fix it"...well this was almost as bad if not worse...you sure have patience and the energy to make things right.. This has to be one of your TOP videos...Chocolate lives again.. Way to go my friend...way to go
Boy howdy, Jerry. The ability you have for fixing things is unreal. You could probably have made my old Chevy Vega into something like a real automobile!
I am also in the Uk i going to stay up all night to watch this , it could be a hum dinger
time uk then?
And in Austria we are 1 hour ahead of the UK, so it’s 2.23am here! Zzzzzz
I have a lovely little cello like that came as a box of bits. I've been told by my friend and mentor John (a local luthier) that it's about 250 to 300 years old. I'm looking forward to playing it.
@ mrbassman49 :
I hope John is more than just a friend but awfully damned good at what he does
@@zapa1pnt John taight me the art of the Luthier and I taught him the art of the Shipwright.
Another remarkable restoration. I want to hear it being played when you're done!
I hope you have shares in Titebond Jerry. You sure get through a lot. Excellent repair. Thanks
You are are rarefied genius, Jerry! I can already picture the finished article. Just a joy to witness the master at work! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow that sure is a difficult jigsaw good luck Jerry
Your patience is astounding Mr.
Wow! My father was a luthier, and I've done some repair work. That takes patience. I'm looking forward to the next one and would love to hear it's owner play it again! Thanks for posting your work Jerry.
WOW, I have sat and watched this entire video and I am AMAZED at the skill You have Jerry !!!
Absolutely right about basket cases.. one element at a time... Individual aspects done can bring encouragement to move on to another element.
Jerry! I get the feeling you could fix a shattered piece of tempered glass! Amazing!
You can hear the pain in your voice, Jerry. Seeing a quality instrument in this kind of shape is really heartbreaking. Thankfully it got into the right hands to bring it back to life!
Good Job Jerry.....You know I used to play a fiddle always loved the song of a good fiddle and player ......As a Guitar player for most of my 65 yrs ...and played a fiddle off and on for 20 yrs
I can really have respect the Fiddle/Violin , the KING of the instrument's most closely sounding next to a human voice..........I still play mine it was hand built by a old family friend now long passed on .....mine sounds deep also with real nice full highs ....the old friend said the sound post needs to be placed just right ...you would know .....loved the rebuild fix thanks
Back in the day I worked at Heathrow Airport at a big lost luggage warehouse. It never ceased to amaze me how people put their instruments through the luggage system in flimsy boxes or no box at all. There were endless broken and bent instruments. i always wondered how they were repaired ... now I know
The jigsaw puzzle, You're having more fun! Sorry for my absence, computer is dying.
Fascinating! I’ve never watched a luthier video that involved fixing an orchestral instrument. I’m looking forward to watching this remastering thru the finished instrument. I also keep thinking about how thrilled that young lady will be to get her “Chocolate” back. Great stuff!
Like an accident,,,,,, un-happening! Whew! Past my bedtime, thank you very much! LOL
Little by little. You are absolutely amazing, and this is a great lesson in observation, patience, and perseverance.
Jerry, I think you have mentioned the 'only think of fixing this bit' approach in another video. I now use this all the time when fixing my OWN mistakes, particularly with finishing. It really helps when something you think is a disaster happens. Thanks.
King of the “tite bond”. Amazing work, fabulous reconstruction 👍🏻👍🏻
Wow was that thing a mess! Masterful resuscitation so far, Jerry. Looking forward to the next part!