Wow, that was impressive. There have been a couple of times you've worked on guitars that I thought could not be rescued and this was one of them! It's amazing to watch you bringing it back to life. Sorry you have to work through blackouts at the moment. I hope things improve. Stay safe and thanks for sharing your talent.
So glad you are ok Tanya. It is terrible what is going on there with the power grid.....simply ignorant goings on in the world. I hope it gets better for Ukraine. Edit: Yay! No "booger" nails!
It not only takes a fair amount of skill and, certainly a lot of imagination to think up solutions to difficult problems, but it takes a love of musical instruments, no matter the make or value to devote all the dedication and time you spend to bring them back to life.Well done, Miss Tanya!, I have so much respect and admiration for you!
I just subscribed to your channel and I gotta tell you, I have learned a lot!!! I am a partially disabled 66 y/o man who started building guitars about 9 years ago. I am not very educated on doing this, but I watch you and am enthralled by your work, you have given me so many ideas and helped me figure out problems!!! Thank you for the inspration and this old dude just loves you!!!! God bless you!
Everyone admires the skills Tanya has and shares with us. Sharp tools, plenty of a variety of clamps, great finishing techniques. It was like watching a skillful art restoration of a valuable painting. She should come to America and open a school for stringed instrument repairs. She has a lot of knowledge to teach. High marks for Tanya, we look forward to part 2. ❤
Congratulations Tanya, this was a magnificent job. I really liked. I'm a teacher here in Brazil, I teach classical guitar, electric guitar, electric bass and ukulele. I loved your work. I will be your follower and become your fan! Don't be sad about any errors in the translation, as I used Google Translate.
Only a great professional could get involved in such an adventure with a guitar in this condition. Tatyana, you are a great professional. Well done! I'm looking forward to the continuation.
I have been a guitartist for nearly 40 years. I can play, but NOT fix'em like you do. God Bless you for your Time and Talents. A humble Master and Professional Gardener Bernie De Lonay from "It's Not Work, It's Fun."🇺🇲🐦⚘️
As a long time woodworker I am impressed with her ability, skill and talent..... there are a lot of people that can build a guitar but there are very few that can repair them to this level .....great job!
I really enjoy your channel. I found a discarded acoustic electric guitar in a bin at work. So l took it home. After watching your channel l have been inspired to work on this 12 string. I'm 64 and have managed to get this guitar working which is great. Im so pleased l decovered your channel. Thank you for your inspiration. You have do much talent
Tanya you did the restoration very well ,impressive skills. When you hand polish if using shellac be selective with the material you choose, flannel is very good for this purpose, remember it is all about the feel of the pad, when it starts to drag don't push it or can leave tiny particles of pad in the polish, just lighten your push on your strokes. You are fearless!
Wow ! What a repair. I have one crack, a little crack in my Martin . I had an authorized Martin repair guy fix it. It’s right wear the strap peg goes in on the bottom. I measured it, and it hasn’t changed at all in 20 years. My “buddy “ was checking it out and he noticed the crack . He mentions it every time I see him. I should send him this video.😅 maybe he’ll quit crying about my guitars little crack ( that I can barely see). Great job girl! I think I would’ve gotten a new piece of wood to make a new top. But this is impressive.🎉❤
Another wonderful restoration in progress by Tanya. I always look forward to seeing what you’ve brought into the shop for repair. Amazing work and craftsmanship! I am so sorry for the atrocities that your country has to deal with. I pray one day this will all end for you.
Tanya, my mother’s parents were natives of Ukraine. Their last name was Shpak, which is pretty close to yours. Though I’m not a trained luthier, I’ve been in the process of restoring my father-in-law’s beat-up acoustic guitar. Because I never worked on an acoustic guitar, it’s been a battle from the start. Your video has given me some extra encouragement. Thanks for sharing it!
I came across your video by accident and I must say that I am fricken extremely impressed at how talented you are at bringing a piece of garbage back to life that most people would've just pitched in the garbage. Now I'm hooked and I love watching you repair these old guitars. It's obvious that you really know what you're doing and that you are a real professional. Watching you do this repair work is like watching art in progress. Thanks so much. Bill Lewis. Indiana US. I'd love for you to do a neck adjustment on my Taylor 410ce.
I've been binging a lot of TH-cam luithery videos of late and this repair is every bit as impressive as big name lutihers like Dan Erlenwine, Tom Woodford, Jerry Rosa, etc. Amazing work!
Amazing, Tanya....it's not wood...it's not even kindling...it's basically fire starter! And what you did with this guitar is true artistry!!! At the end, you can barely tell there was any damage at all!!
Remarkable patience and tenacity. I think perhaps most people would have tried just to replace the whole top, but you've proved what a beautiful result you can get if you put your mind to it. Well done. Can't wait for part two.
Love this content. Let's try and get the subscriber count up to 250k and then 500k and ...... So much better than the inane TikTok challenges and shows an actual skill and craftsmanship. Well done Tanya. You and your colleagues please stay safe, keep your spirits up and never give in. All wars end and the flowers will bloom again.
I have been watching all your videos over the past few days. I love watching people practicing their craft without talking. The little noises you make from time to time are adorable. Thank you for all the wonderful content. It really helps me to relax.
That vid was outstanding 👍👍👍The transformation from trashed "write off" back into a beautiful guitar was amazing. You are certainly very gifted with your skill and talent
You are an amazing luthier. These skills were undoubtedly taught by someone who saw in you a reflection of hundreds of years of the love of these musical instruments. Admiration is an understatement….
Hi Tanya ! I am a cabinet maker and a musician. It is wonderful to see such a beautiful and precious guitar restored. You did a fabulous job on the guitar body !! :)) I must say, you look so young to have such talent. :)
I think the main question here is: "What the hell happened to that guitar in the first place" ??? A standing ovation to Tanya & her talent for bringing the dead back to life.
This is incredible, I love it! So inspiring for everybody throwing stuff in the trash! Must be such a nice feeling to play this guitar after saving it and bringing it back to life 🌈
Кожна робота - новий рівень. Коли здається що вже бачив самі нереальні ремонти, з'являється ще неймовірніший. Велика повага. Простіше, мабуть, зробити гітару з нуля. Але контент неперевершений.
I'm completely speechless - to even try to restore something that is so badly damaged is never going to be financially viable and it's highly questionable whether the body will resonate properly with so many dditional cleats, BUT it's truly wonderful that you have lavished your extraordinary skill on this beautiful instrument. You have achieved the impossible!
Very impressive on how you have this guitar looking to the point. The remaining cracks and repairs that can still be seen give the guitar its own character. Now I'm also excited to hear it being played again.
My first thought watching this vid was, "What incredible knowledge, craftsmanship and -- perhaps above all -- patience! I MUST know: how many hours total do you have in this total restoration? I and dying to know!!! I've built one guitar in my life (a 12-string electric Strat knock-off) and I'll bet it took me 500 hours! Quickly found out I have neither the skills, talent, patience not interest. That said, I stand in AWE of your skills, abilities, knowledge, ingenuity and patience; you are an inspiration to us all! God bless you! 😀
This guitar looked so destroyed, I never would've imagined that an instrument in that condition could be restored! It completely blew my mind-fantastic work. Can't wait for part 2!
Hi Tanya. I restore vintage and classic motorcycles to pristine condition. As a bass player of 55 years I also restore two instruments , hollow body guitars and all violins. Currently working on a full restoration of a1967 Emperador acoustic six string and a 1940's Schonheit 4/4 classic violin.. You do very fine work Tanya. Keep up the excellent work and always be aware and alert of the sharp tools required in this rewarding profession or hobby. ❤
I haven't seen a rebuild from this level of destruction before, really incredible work. I'm watching thinking this can't be done and then it's done. I think anyone's guitar would be safe in your hands after watching this and all the other repair videos.
Stumbled on this video because a friend is going to give me an old US-made Ovation with a deeply-cracked top that she had in her house. I was trying to see if it might be possible to repair, and this video showed me that yes, it very much can be, and far worse can be repaired. Thanks for giving me an idea of what I need to do to make that guitar work again! Phenomenal restoration job here.
I’m glad you’re okay. The end of the video with the neck and fretboard reminded me of horror movies when you think the monster is dead, but then you find it’s still alive and will be back.
Truly a LOT of work being done here! Many hours of patiently fitting pieces back together, and then waiting for the glue to dry only to fit more pieces together! I've always been hesitant to sand the tops down with an electric sander, as you do take wood off and make it that much thinner. Your top certainly looks like it has more flex than I'd feel comfortable with - even with nylon strings. You did an amazing job, I'd love to hear it being played when you're completely done! Great job keeping it all original and making a masterpiece!
You have the patience of a saint, I think. I hope it ends up with no sound defects related to your beautiful repair! Saying it is a nice job is a gross understatement for sure.
Работа ВЫСШЕГО КЛАССА! УМНИЦА! Сам владею техникой ремонта похожих "покойничков" и нанесения шеллака. Знаю сколько надо времени и нервов. Многие клиенты ещё и недовольны ценой.Так держать, МОЛОДЦА!
Согласен. Но тут уже больше шпатлевки и клея чем гитары. Концертную нагрузку она не потянет. Акустика ее тоже безусловно попорчена. Оправдан ремонт если дорога как память.. ))
Very few would have the heart and inspiration to take on project like this. Amazing. Again, thank you - I have learned so much ! I think we agree - you can never have too many clamps ! Tilda@12:10 -❤!
I love your work! I'm learning so much from you. The best guitar restoration videos ever! And you have no fear to take on such a wreck... 99% of the luthiers would just replace the top... what a patience and skills! Thank you and I'll be waiting for more such amazing resurrections because that's what it is- a resurrection
Your work is so relaxing and inspiring to watch. I hope all the best for you and your family during this horrible terrorism. ❤ Please stay safe out there.
You do amazing work. If I had not seen the extensive damage to this beautiful guitar I would not have believed what you have done. You are truly talented.
ive never watch you before and i thought i had seen all the luthiers online but then i spotted you . i really enjoyed watching you work . great job!!!!! looking foward to watching more
Like many, I have been waiting for a new video from you. I got all excited when I saw the notice on my screen. This video really topped it off. So much damage and even more skill to repair. Looks like you've been shopping for new clamps....very nice. The full frontal with dust was a surprise we don't get to see much of you. I'll take it as a Happy Fathers day gift. Thanks Very Impressive indeed.
Hello, I`m from Mexico and I just want to tell you that I`ve found your video quite interesting, it has it own style and your craftsmanship its full of ingenious and also with enough knowledge of what you are doing. I feel myself very fortunate to have stumble with your video at the second part so after I`ve watched it, went to part one. Now I`m a suscriber and expect to spent many pacefull and usefull hours of an art wich God did not gave me, but still I`m enjoying. Cheers beauty. Blessings.
this video came up randomly in my YT feed. I just thought I'll have a quick peek, and ended up watching the entire video. And I wasn't intending on subscribing, but because of how persuasive Tilda was, I could not resist - liked and subscribed! . You do amazing work Tanya, and am definitely looking forward to part 2. Stay safe - hoping for a free and independent Ukraine soon and forever. Lots of love from Canada.
Amazing work Tanya. It would have been so much quicker to make a new soundboard but you took the time to rebuild the original. Your work is so impressive
What your thoughs? ☺
I'm excited for the time it will be able to sound again 🙃
Wow, that was impressive. There have been a couple of times you've worked on guitars that I thought could not be rescued and this was one of them! It's amazing to watch you bringing it back to life.
Sorry you have to work through blackouts at the moment. I hope things improve. Stay safe and thanks for sharing your talent.
At the beginning it looked like someone stomped it like a cockroach. You do great work.
It's pretty crazy to see a guitar like that in this state. It's a blessing that Tom Humphrey didn't live to see it in this state.
I hope you can provide video of it played
The best lutherie channel on TH-cam.
an impossible rebuild made possible. truly amazing
una reconstrucción imposible hecha posible verdaderamente sorprendente
I’m not normally a TH-cam commenter, but DUDE! I learned at least 4 new tricks/techniques in the first 10 minutes of this vid. Props to the pro!
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Excellent to see this guitar being revived instead of trashed. You do awesome work!
7:22 Gesundheit 🤧
Got to say seriously you're a master luthier you're fixing guitars that others can not fix thankyou
So glad you are ok Tanya. It is terrible what is going on there with the power grid.....simply ignorant goings on in the world. I hope it gets better for Ukraine.
Edit: Yay! No "booger" nails!
Thank You) вітання з Києва)
Thank you! Yep, and only hope it'll end someday
@@TanyaShpachuk I liked your other nails... keep em coming!
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought her nails look like boogers! You are amazing Tanya!
@@TanyaShpachuk And Tilda is so cute! If only people could see that face, the war would end.
i am beating my temples with my palms with the disbelief of the amount of patience you have. i would have just looked at this and cried.
It not only takes a fair amount of skill and, certainly a lot of imagination to think up solutions to difficult problems, but it takes a love of musical instruments, no matter the make or value to devote all the dedication and time you spend to bring them back to life.Well done, Miss Tanya!, I have so much respect and admiration for you!
I just subscribed to your channel and I gotta tell you, I have learned a lot!!! I am a partially disabled 66 y/o man who started building guitars about 9 years ago. I am not very educated on doing this, but I watch you and am enthralled by your work, you have given me so many ideas and helped me figure out problems!!! Thank you for the inspration and this old dude just loves you!!!! God bless you!
These are the best guitar restoration videos on youtube. No talk just woodwork.
I am just blown away by how she brought that destroyed top back to life with the original pieces.
It can be done, but it’s incredibly tedious. Bill Monroe’s mandolins were shattered into hundreds of pieces, and were rebuilt into one. I’ve seen it.
This guitar got Shpachuked!
Everyone admires the skills Tanya has and shares with us. Sharp tools, plenty of a variety of clamps, great finishing techniques. It was like watching a skillful art restoration of a valuable painting.
She should come to America and open a school for stringed instrument repairs. She has a lot of knowledge to teach.
High marks for Tanya, we look forward to part 2. ❤
Congratulations Tanya, this was a magnificent job. I really liked. I'm a teacher here in Brazil, I teach classical guitar, electric guitar, electric bass and ukulele. I loved your work. I will be your follower and become your fan! Don't be sad about any errors in the translation, as I used Google Translate.
Only a great professional could get involved in such an adventure with a guitar in this condition. Tatyana, you are a great professional. Well done! I'm looking forward to the continuation.
I have been a guitartist for nearly 40 years. I can play, but NOT fix'em like you do. God Bless you for your Time and Talents. A humble Master and Professional Gardener Bernie De Lonay from "It's Not Work, It's Fun."🇺🇲🐦⚘️
What an absolutely heroic restoration!!! There were tears in my eyes the whole video.
As a long time woodworker I am impressed with her ability, skill and talent..... there are a lot of people that can build a guitar but there are very few that can repair them to this level .....great job!
Why is so relaxing watch a guitar repair ....
I really enjoy your channel. I found a discarded acoustic electric guitar in a bin at work. So l took it home. After watching your channel l have been inspired to work on this 12 string. I'm 64 and have managed to get this guitar working which is great. Im so pleased l decovered your channel. Thank you for your inspiration. You have do much talent
"...something old and broken down..." Thanks for the shoutout!
A true craftsman still makes mistakes, but knows how to fix them.
Tanya you did the restoration very well ,impressive skills. When you hand polish if using shellac be selective with the material you choose, flannel is very good for this purpose, remember it is all about the feel of the pad, when it starts to drag don't push it or can leave tiny particles of pad in the polish, just lighten your push on your strokes. You are fearless!
Every time I hear Tanya sneeze, I say, "Bless You." Great work as always!
Wow ! What a repair. I have one crack, a little crack in my Martin . I had an authorized Martin repair guy fix it. It’s right wear the strap peg goes in on the bottom. I measured it, and it hasn’t changed at all in 20 years. My “buddy “ was checking it out and he noticed the crack . He mentions it every time I see him. I should send him this video.😅 maybe he’ll quit crying about my guitars little crack ( that I can barely see). Great job girl! I think I would’ve gotten a new piece of wood to make a new top. But this is impressive.🎉❤
Gosh, that's the strangest neck mod I've ever seen! Looking forward to the next part Tanya.
I have a plan for it :)
Builders bog❤
This.
Amazing how a ton of talent and the right tools can make the job flow !
Wow!!! Another one “Shpachuked” 😊 beautiful work saving this instrument… they all deserve to be live on. Stay safe and than you for posting!!!
Absolutely! Any instrument can be repaired. It just
depends on how much work/money you want to put into it. 😁✌🖖
Another wonderful restoration in progress by Tanya. I always look forward to seeing what you’ve brought into the shop for repair. Amazing work and craftsmanship! I am so sorry for the atrocities that your country has to deal with. I pray one day this will all end for you.
Thank you for your support 🙏🏻
That top has so much character, shows its story, so beautiful. Much better than a new top installed.
Tanya, my mother’s parents were natives of Ukraine. Their last name was Shpak, which is pretty close to yours.
Though I’m not a trained luthier, I’ve been in the process of restoring my father-in-law’s beat-up acoustic guitar. Because I never worked on an acoustic guitar, it’s been a battle from the start. Your video has given me some extra encouragement. Thanks for sharing it!
Outstanding work T. Thumbs up back to ya and that magnet trick brilliant. I look forward to the next part. Cheers to you and yours and Tilda🐾 too🤘🌞😘
I came across your video by accident and I must say that I am fricken extremely impressed at how talented you are at bringing a piece of garbage back to life that most people would've just pitched in the garbage. Now I'm hooked and I love watching you repair these old guitars. It's obvious that you really know what you're doing and that you are a real professional. Watching you do this repair work is like watching art in progress. Thanks so much. Bill Lewis. Indiana US. I'd love for you to do a neck adjustment on my Taylor 410ce.
I've been binging a lot of TH-cam luithery videos of late and this repair is every bit as impressive as big name lutihers like Dan Erlenwine, Tom Woodford, Jerry Rosa, etc. Amazing work!
Who TF is Tom? You mead Ted?
Amazing, Tanya....it's not wood...it's not even kindling...it's basically fire starter! And what you did with this guitar is true artistry!!! At the end, you can barely tell there was any damage at all!!
Best guitar repair I've ever seen well done you should be very proud of yourself 👍 John
Remarkable patience and tenacity. I think perhaps most people would have tried just to replace the whole top, but you've proved what a beautiful result you can get if you put your mind to it. Well done. Can't wait for part two.
Love this content. Let's try and get the subscriber count up to 250k and then 500k and ...... So much better than the inane TikTok challenges and shows an actual skill and craftsmanship. Well done Tanya. You and your colleagues please stay safe, keep your spirits up and never give in. All wars end and the flowers will bloom again.
I have been watching all your videos over the past few days. I love watching people practicing their craft without talking. The little noises you make from time to time are adorable. Thank you for all the wonderful content. It really helps me to relax.
That vid was outstanding 👍👍👍The transformation from trashed "write off" back into a beautiful guitar was amazing. You are certainly very gifted with your skill and talent
You are an amazing luthier. These skills were undoubtedly taught by someone who saw in you a reflection of hundreds of years of the love of these musical instruments. Admiration is an understatement….
It’s too bad that there isn’t a Nobel Prize for instrument repair, you and Tilda would certainly win it!❤
Who is tilda? Is it an other channel of restore old Instruments? I would like to see it too
It's the dog 12:10 @@Julius-cf9vn
@@Julius-cf9vn Tilda is the dog around 12:11. She looks very sweet
The way you breathe new life into all your guitars without any of them losing their soul, makes you a godess Tanya!
It's hard not to fall in love with someone who puts this kind of love into guitars, amazing work!
I have nothing but respect for your labor of love. Blessed Be!
The ending… what the hell! Great rebuild on the body! The neck…. Uh.. 🎉
Yeah, that was a shocker! I'd like to see what happens with that.
The amount of work you put into this guitar is astonishing. Somebody must really love this instrument!
Patience of a Saint, hands of a Master, absolute wonders done on each instrument... Your work is out of this world, Tanya.
Willie Nelson is confused thinking "What was wrong with it?"🤣
Hi Tanya !
I am a cabinet maker and a musician.
It is wonderful to see such a beautiful and precious guitar restored.
You did a fabulous job on the guitar body !! :))
I must say, you look so young to have such talent. :)
I think the main question here is: "What the hell happened to that guitar in the first place" ???
A standing ovation to Tanya & her talent for bringing the dead back to life.
This is incredible, I love it! So inspiring for everybody throwing stuff in the trash! Must be such a nice feeling to play this guitar after saving it and bringing it back to life 🌈
I never knew Pete Townsend played classical guitar. 😁
I think it was Bluto from Animal House...
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Ha ha, it is for too laugh
Underrated comment!
Кожна робота - новий рівень. Коли здається що вже бачив самі нереальні ремонти, з'являється ще неймовірніший.
Велика повага.
Простіше, мабуть, зробити гітару з нуля. Але контент неперевершений.
Only Tanya can fix the unfixable.
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Only Tanya can Shpachuk this guitar!
I'm completely speechless - to even try to restore something that is so badly damaged is never going to be financially viable and it's highly questionable whether the body will resonate properly with so many dditional cleats, BUT it's truly wonderful that you have lavished your extraordinary skill on this beautiful instrument. You have achieved the impossible!
Love it...much better to see an honest quality repair rather than something disguised
Very impressive on how you have this guitar looking to the point. The remaining cracks and repairs that can still be seen give the guitar its own character. Now I'm also excited to hear it being played again.
Girl, you are not from this planet!!! Spectacular work, congratulations!!! I'm from São Paulo, Brazil and I'm your fan 😉
My first thought watching this vid was, "What incredible knowledge, craftsmanship and -- perhaps above all -- patience! I MUST know: how many hours total do you have in this total restoration? I and dying to know!!! I've built one guitar in my life (a 12-string electric Strat knock-off) and I'll bet it took me 500 hours! Quickly found out I have neither the skills, talent, patience not interest. That said, I stand in AWE of your skills, abilities, knowledge, ingenuity and patience; you are an inspiration to us all! God bless you! 😀
This guitar looked so destroyed, I never would've imagined that an instrument in that condition could be restored! It completely blew my mind-fantastic work. Can't wait for part 2!
Hi Tanya. I restore vintage and classic motorcycles to pristine condition. As a bass player of 55 years I also restore two instruments , hollow body guitars and all violins. Currently working on a full restoration of a1967 Emperador acoustic six string and a 1940's Schonheit 4/4 classic violin.. You do very fine work Tanya. Keep up the excellent work and always be aware and alert of the sharp tools required in this rewarding profession or hobby. ❤
Mad skills! It’s awesome to watch someone that really knows what they’re doing for a change!!!
I haven't seen a rebuild from this level of destruction before, really incredible work. I'm watching thinking this can't be done and then it's done. I think anyone's guitar would be safe in your hands after watching this and all the other repair videos.
I’m deeply impressed by how much of the original top you’re keeping. I imagine many luthiers would have replaced it entirely.
Stumbled on this video because a friend is going to give me an old US-made Ovation with a deeply-cracked top that she had in her house. I was trying to see if it might be possible to repair, and this video showed me that yes, it very much can be, and far worse can be repaired. Thanks for giving me an idea of what I need to do to make that guitar work again! Phenomenal restoration job here.
You have a rare talent and the patients of a stone, watching you bring that Martin back from so much damage, is amazing.
There's a gift for making people smile. Thank you for sharing it.
I’m glad you’re okay.
The end of the video with the neck and fretboard reminded me of horror movies when you think the monster is dead, but then you find it’s still alive and will be back.
This was one of the most incredible rebuilds I’ve seen. Most luthiers would’ve passed on this, but you dove in headfirst. Amazing work!
Well done Paul it was excellent the way it was put. And well done for keeping someone memories alive and his family . Excellent work
Absolutely amazing work. Can easily see this isn't your first repair. Ideas and techniques make the difference... Thumbs Up!
Truly a LOT of work being done here! Many hours of patiently fitting pieces back together, and then waiting for the glue to dry only to fit more pieces together! I've always been hesitant to sand the tops down with an electric sander, as you do take wood off and make it that much thinner. Your top certainly looks like it has more flex than I'd feel comfortable with - even with nylon strings. You did an amazing job, I'd love to hear it being played when you're completely done! Great job keeping it all original and making a masterpiece!
Watching someone meticulously, beautifully & lovingly restoring a thing of Beauty like this guitar is pure Meditation....Absolutely Incredible 👌
You have the patience of a saint, I think. I hope it ends up with no sound defects related to your beautiful repair! Saying it is a nice job is a gross understatement for sure.
Работа ВЫСШЕГО КЛАССА! УМНИЦА! Сам владею техникой ремонта похожих "покойничков" и нанесения шеллака. Знаю сколько надо времени и нервов. Многие клиенты ещё и недовольны ценой.Так держать, МОЛОДЦА!
Согласен. Но тут уже больше шпатлевки и клея чем гитары. Концертную нагрузку она не потянет. Акустика ее тоже безусловно попорчена. Оправдан ремонт если дорога как память.. ))
Truly amazing. I've never seen such skill. Tanya, you are a national treasure.
Love the use of magnets to apply just enough pressure to aid the bond. Excellent work!
Amazing work. Wasn't sure where you were going at the start, but when it all started to come together, wow!
That transformation is unbelievable. Amazing, it looks like nothing ever happened. Can't wait to see the next part.
I appreciate your skill and patience
Very few would have the heart and inspiration to take on project like this. Amazing. Again, thank you - I have learned so much ! I think we agree - you can never have too many clamps ! Tilda@12:10 -❤!
I love your work! I'm learning so much from you. The best guitar restoration videos ever! And you have no fear to take on such a wreck... 99% of the luthiers would just replace the top... what a patience and skills! Thank you and I'll be waiting for more such amazing resurrections because that's what it is- a resurrection
I couldn't believe that this guitar can be restored, but you managed to do it. Just amazingly incredible job 👏
Tanya you are amazing! Glad to see you are safe and up and running! Also really cool to see the face behind your masterful hands!
Your work is so relaxing and inspiring to watch. I hope all the best for you and your family during this horrible terrorism. ❤ Please stay safe out there.
Well done --you have great fortitude --I never would have attempted this daunting challenge!
Absolutely beautiful restoration that still tells the tale of the instrument’s history..brilliant
You do amazing work. If I had not seen the extensive damage to this beautiful guitar I would not have believed what you have done. You are truly talented.
Thank you so much ☺️
ive never watch you before and i thought i had seen all the luthiers online but then i spotted you . i really enjoyed watching you work . great job!!!!! looking foward to watching more
Just incredible. The love. The attention to detail. Really fantastic.
Like many, I have been waiting for a new video from you.
I got all excited when I saw the notice on my screen.
This video really topped it off.
So much damage and even more skill to repair.
Looks like you've been shopping for new clamps....very nice.
The full frontal with dust was a surprise we don't get to see much of you.
I'll take it as a Happy Fathers day gift. Thanks
Very Impressive indeed.
You have amazing hands. The appearance, the strength, and most importantly, the capability.
Wow, that's impressive. I can tell you've giving many hours, weeks, years to the craft. Well done.
Your work was beyond measure. Never thought something like that could be repaired, but im glad it got another chance. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼
amazing work, at the end you show the neck and I am shocked, I am excited for the 2nd part 👍
Hello, I`m from Mexico and I just want to tell you that I`ve found your video quite interesting, it has it own style and your craftsmanship its full of ingenious and also with enough knowledge of what you are doing. I feel myself very fortunate to have stumble with your video at the second part so after I`ve watched it, went to part one. Now I`m a suscriber and expect to spent many pacefull and usefull hours of an art wich God did not gave me, but still I`m enjoying. Cheers beauty. Blessings.
this video came up randomly in my YT feed. I just thought I'll have a quick peek, and ended up watching the entire video. And I wasn't intending on subscribing, but because of how persuasive Tilda was, I could not resist - liked and subscribed! . You do amazing work Tanya, and am definitely looking forward to part 2. Stay safe - hoping for a free and independent Ukraine soon and forever. Lots of love from Canada.
Amazing work Tanya. It would have been so much quicker to make a new soundboard but you took the time to rebuild the original. Your work is so impressive
Wow. I could watch that all day. Astonishing work.
That has to be the best guitar restoration I’ve seen on here👏👏👏
Tanya I've never seen anyone attempt such a job it looked a right off but you saved the guitar fantastic dear best wishes from UK Phil ❤👍