232 RSW My Best Neck Repair Video Ever P2
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- This is the 2nd of a 2 part series showing how I repaired a broken neck on a Loar mandolin. Be sure to check out Part 1 first.
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When a "REPAIR GUY" is so concerned with His own work quality........you become a Luthier. GREAT REPAIR JERRY. Thanks & Cheers.
The most ancient form of education: Trial and error, fixing mistakes, IMO.
A bigger thumbs up. I watched all the videos of the repair and build. You went above and beyond to give the customer basicly a new mandolin. God bless.
Jerry, that was an unbelievable fix, it was just a pleasure to watch how you surmounted the numerous difficulties. Even my wife likes watching your videos, which is unbelievable in itself! You are a master luthier! Thanks for taking the time to create these videos.
I'll say it again. You are a Craftsman! Awesome work!
You sir, are a saint! I hope the customer was floored by your work. I know I was.
Jerry I watched these two videos in the past and found them again today, just had to watch again. Such an amazing repair. And for a color blind guy you do amazing color matching work.
I love your humour....right at the end if you're gonna thumbs down this don't watch anymore of my videos. Englishman in Ireland loving your vids Jerry.
I've watched quite a few neck repairs on TH-cam, but that is the sweetest one I've ever seen!
I think function is more important than finish ,but I know people like proper finish .GREAT JOB SIR
Wow!! Incredible work! If that was my mandolin, I’d be so proud to own it and use it. What a story it now has!
I've watched several of your videos. I've always hit the thumbs up. They've all been great! This video absolutely blew my mind! You turned a worthless piece of scrap wood into a wonderful instrument! That's one happy mandolin! and I hope one happy customer!!!
Whoa!!!!
Great job, greater patience!
That turned out very well indeed. I am sure the customer will be a very happy man.
Wonderful, Jerry!
I have become a huge fan these past couple of months. You, sir, are a master craftsman. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I am just flabbergasted at the level of skill and work that has gone into that. In fact, my gast has never been so flabbered....absolutely wonderful stuff....whoever owns that Mandolin....you are a very lucky person....peace.
Another classic video. I don't build or repair anything, but I do play guitar and mandolin. I enjoy Jerry's videos mostly to observe his problem solving skills! I look forward every week to a new video.
Whatever you gave away in free labor, is more than made up in the entertainment and educational value of this video. Incredible repair! I enjoyed these two videos so much. Thank you!
BIG difference between a guitar repairman and a Master Builder!!! You don't see many of them left. We are all very fortunate indeed.
I don't understand how you can have that much patience. You did a marvelous job. That almost rivals "Chocolate".
Great repair job!I guess anyone complaining about that you still can see the repair,don't realize that you really improved the built of the whole neck!
Great repair Jerry..Im always amazed at how you figure out the solution to the problems you face...NO SHORT CUTS...I like that...Keep the videos a coming
Thank you. That was probably the most enjoyable video I've viewed on TH-cam on any subject. Your tenacity and good will under fire is inspiring.
What a friend this mandolin has in RSW.
You have the patience of a Saint! I am in total awe of your talent and skillsets. Hats off to you! From Robert Rosenfield, Luthier.
Senile old Englishman here; i sit back in awe at the work and end result. Be proud sir, you earned it.
I don't "thumbs up" any vids but you earned this one! Outstanding work, Jerry!
YOU PROVED YOUR WORTH AGAIN....( THIS MAN IS IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF )
Every time I watch these two videos I am truly amazed at your work...WELL DONE is what I want to say...Keep them a coming...
Thank you my friend.
They said it couldn’t be done but you did it and did it well. SALUTE and BRAVO ZULU once more.
Jerry your a genius you saved that mandolin for sure. Short of putting a whole new neck and headstock your work is without a doubt above and beyond.
Amazing job Jerry! You are right that most other guys would not have invested the time this took. Well done!
Thank You so very much. You have given me the inspiration I needed to take on a neck repair on a 60 yr old Dan Electro that I have been putting off for too many years.
Just when I'm about to give up on you, dang it if you don't go and do something just amazing. Totally impressed with the methods and the magic you used on this one!!! The customer should feel truly blessed.
I think your repairs are slightly better than your shirt collection. amazing work
Most of the video, I was shaking my head. But I was guilty of premature judgment.. You really impressed me near the end! It turned out awesome! My hat's off to you, I praise your personal substance! 😏👏
That's the best repair job of this kind i've ever seen. Well done Sir!
'll say one thing Jerry...that is one of the finest repairs I have ever seen.. I don't believe theres anyone that would have even wanted to try repairing it .... Yup you knocked it out of the park on this one......That should have scared the Trolls away.......
13 trolls did give it a thumbs down. Evidently they don't know exceptional work when they see it.
Amazing repair. Your scarf joint looks like part of the original neck/head stock design. When the owner gets his instrument back he is not going to believe it doesn’t have an entirely new neck on it.
Once I see your repair of the Neck I can see my self doing in the future, for not being good at staining, you did great.
Thanks for saving this baby! Really enjoyed the repair.
That neck repair was amazing. The song you played at the end was nice. I wish that I could play my mandolin like that…
That was impressive
A lot!
Sure it was
Brilliant. So satisfying to see an otherwise dead instrument come back to life.
Rosa String Works wow Jerry is what I say first the mandolin turned out amazing I just love watching you do these repairs they turn out so nice sounds great. Thanks for the nice video be blessed with love care and grace.
This is my favourite RSW video. Excellent work Jerry.
Wow...... that was an amazing amount of work and it came out far better than I expected it would. Great job Jerry, you really knocked the ball out of the park!!!
I watched this video 3x to learn how to fix a les Paul head stock break. I have fixed them in the past but I want to do as good of a job as you did. I’m so impressed with the technique and will be a TH-cam apprentice of yours for years to come
Jerry, despite your customary huffing and puffing and deliberating over what to do...you did it again! Absolutely amazing repair!
Your customer will be absolutely 'over the moon' when you return his instrument. Well, he should be. What a fantastic job you have done.
Wow great job Jerry! That was an amazing blending of wood and finish. As my Dad say if a pie looks good but tastes bad, who wants to eat it. If a pie isn’t pretty but tastes delicious, it will be gone before anyone notices how it looks. If an instrument is pretty but you can’t play it, then it can not fulfill it’s purpose. It becomes static wall art. This mandolin may not be perfect but it looks good and makes beautiful music 🎶. Purpose fulfilled, living art creating joy for the player and listeners.
Amazing repair. Almost makes me want to break the neck of my own mandolin, just to see you repair another one. Almost.
luthier work. skill number 1 = patience! definitely enjoyable to watch. you must develop a love hate relationship with each one. keep up the great work!
I realize that you have gone overboard with fixing this thing but it came out fantastic. Well done
There are some things we do for money. Some we do for love and some we do for the challenge and pride of our profession. I think money was the least of your motivations on this project. I know you couldn’t stay in business if you took on things like this every day but sometimes things like this remind us why we do what we do. I used to take pride knowing that when someone saw my work, they knew who had done it. Great job.
This was a monumental amount of work for the $500.00 amount mentioned in the part 1 video. That soft part in your heart sure came to the forefront in this video. I sure pray the owner of that instrument has a deep appreciation for all your efforts, and one day in the future he will feel the need to pay it forward to another deserving individual. Bless you Jerry, and have a wonderful Father's Day this weekend.
It is an amazing repair. I knew you wouldn't give up and when I saw your drawing I thought you would have to make a complete new arm in the end. Well, ou did an absolutely astonishing repair job. I think you should sign it. I would prefer this mandolin to a brand new Gibson one. You ought to have signed it saying : "Rebuilt to better than mew status by Rosa String Works!"!
A doctor, with your patience, common sense, attention to detail, and experience, would charge a gazillion dollars for this much reconstructive surgery and you weren't assisted by a staff of trained professionals, the healing properties of the body and Creator, a film crew, or even that third hand. Thanks for sharing your gift.
It's lucky you made this video because if I hadn't seen it I wouldn't have believed it. Amazing.
Gorgeous. I love bare wood necks and I sand all of my necks. My guitar buddy in Venice was horrified when I sanded (followed by linseed rubdown) the neck of my new Epi SG. Call me crazy, I like the feeling of wood in my hands and fingers on nylon and metal strings which is why I don't use a pick (which I did for 41 years) so varnish, whatev. Jerry actually used the trussrod right away to correct the underbow so yes, he totally made that call. My favorite part is when he is sculpting the new neck. I was literally in tears (I am a "maker") as the neck morphed into a thing of beauty. I can't wait for part 2 of the Rosa Guitar Build. Much love from the Big Boss Basin (L.A.).
What a tremendous job. The only thing that springs to mind is impossible is immediate, miracles take a wee bit longer. Thanks bud.
Was this neck broken ever? You have actually made it much much better in many ways. Wonderful music, too. Thanks Jerry.
I wish I could like this video twice. Unbelievable how much work you put into this.
Well done Jerry...you took on a job that most would have refused and you made it work and work well. When I do a repair, sometimes it's not about the money it's a feeling down deep that says I've got to make this work regardless whether it's a personal challenge or otherwise. Two thumbs way up you deserve it!!! In this world of greed you've proven you have a heart and your customer is very happy because of it.
These 2 neck repair videos were great Jerry! Thank you for taking the time to record and share!
Jerry, the amount of innovative work you demonstrated here is nothing short of amazing! I can’t imagine the instrument owner being anything but elated! I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Thanks for sharing!
The repair you completed on this instrument was incredible!
It was amazing and fascinating to see how it all came together.
I expect your customer was overjoyed with the end result.
I also loved the view of your beautiful property when you were spraying the instrument outdoors, it looks like a paradise where you are living in the USA Jerry, just uplifting to know what you see is your home. I'm not religious but I can understand why you might call it God's own country.
Thanks again for posting, I find your work and openness in sharing your skilful artistry very enjoyable and satisfying! With best wishes.
I say the same thing, don't look at something for what you see, close your eyes and imagine that in mint condition. Some people can't see that due to the lack of ability or never dedicating themselves to being a tradesmen, it's a major form of art and many people underestimate their abilities. We are incredible creators if we only allow and believe in ourselves, but it takes time to learn certain techniques, critical thought exercises our brain, it allows us to become snappy and the answers of complicated issues flow from our mouths. Everyone ask me what my favorite go to tool is, common sense.
Very nice work as always. At my broken neck repairs i struggled always with the same problems. You always see the joins.
Nice job Doc looks like the patient made a full recovery!!
Well I think I understand your whole lot better now after watching this. It seems no matter the budget you just refuse to put out a substandard product even if the budget doesn’t allow for a proper high and repair. You always seem to give as close to perfect as humanly possible regardless of the budget. That makes you one of the nicest people I’ve seen pretty much anywhere thanks for being you and keep up the great work bravo!
Thank you my friend.
Jerry, I bet it sounds a lot better than it did before the headstock broke off, with the huge amount of neck wood that was routed out by the factory, compared to the way more mass and solid wood you created to rebuild it. It's a shame the owner didn't give you a recording of it before it broke. Great job, and thanks for the video. Bob Kogut
The owner bought it that way. Thanks for watching.
I love how you go out outside to spray, that would be me. This is awesome!
Agree best ever. Trash to treasure. Fantastic.
Thanks for sharing. There is no way I could ever thumbs down this. I would have never began to attempt this project. I would have thought like your wife (that can’t be fixed). But you proved it could be.
That was amazing. When I first saw the instrument , I had to agree with your wife. Impossible . Thanks for the video.
10 thumbs up from me if I could! Amazing craftsmanship Jerry!
I think GOD will enjoy the sound of that mandolin on sundays, or anytime! Nicely done Jerry!
''I'm not be the only person who could fix this, but I might be the only person who would bother with it'' hahaha that got me. Really liked the videos on this mandolin, looks great!
Wow! Who ever the owner is they should be very happy. Great work!
"Solider" A technical term I am familiar with. Been bingeing on your videos. Outstanding work.
Thanks Jerry ... Work to be proud of in all respects!
WOW. You are an amazing craftsman! I discovered your videos a few days ago, and have been binge watching. If I dont stop, my girlfriend said she is going to leave me.
Gulp...OK next video!
Totally amazing work. The repair is fantastic and I would give this series of videos 5 thumbs up if I could.
Great job Jerry! I did not think it was possible, but you have actually outdone yourself this time, as it looks and plays Great!!!!!!!
Considering what you started with, that's an amazing repair. I wouldn't have thought it possible.
So glad I found your videos Jerry.
I love to see a fellow man that takes has pride in his work, a rarity these days
I really can't find words that are worthy enough to describe just how amazing the work is that you've done here. I'm sure anybody else would have just said to throw it away.
Excellent job, Jerry. You are truly a craftsman.
Jerry,you really put an egg in your shoe and you best it also.uyou make very good repairs and I enjoy all you do.tally ho Jerry...!!!!!!!!!
I love luthier planes - it is why I got into this business! So tiny and so perfect - Good work!
I am amazed. I most certainly would have walked away. You're perseverance is inspiring. I love your work, Jerry.
Wow. Amazing Jerry. Thanks for sharing all your hard work and the hard work it takes to share. Amazing repair.
3 guys don't like any of your videos but 99,9999% of the viewers have the sensibility and the brains to say: What an amazing repair!
Thank you my friend.
I like watching,because I do guitartuning no repairs.I habe a westernguitar 'Susuki'guitar 35/38years old.Jerry,well done,good job.I can learn a lot.
My goodness ,that was a fantastic result .One the best neck repairs that I have seen.Thank you for posting . ATB
...thanks for the upload....good job. ...I think that nobody else could have done a better job....
That madolin need to go to a museum, that is one piece of craftsmanship art repair. loved it!!
I’ll say it again, the dobro player in your band is absolutely brilliant. Doesn’t overplay, but what he adds is authoritative and engaging. Quite the artist! The mandolin repair is very impressive also :-)
Jerry makes carving with a file and Dremel tool look so easy. I know it's actually very difficult for less experienced men to replicate that curved neck by eye. It's so easy to get it wrong. Great job Jerry.