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Part 3 of my Fender Jaguar 1965 Vintage Guitar Repair/ Restoration in my Luthier Workshop.
After installing the new Truss Rod and glueing in the new skunk stripe I have to prepare the neck and the new Rosewood Fingerboard for glueing them together. There is a lot of woodworking going on in this Part of the repair. Everything is done by handwork because there is no other way to get this vintage neck playable again. I will also take care about the electronics and the very corroded Hardware of this Instrument. And I have found something very extraordinary in the routing of the Tremolo....
You can follow the full process in this Video.
If you missed the previous Parts of this repair feel free to check out the Links :
PART 1 ----- • Fender Jaguar Vintage ...
PART 2 ----- • Fender Jaguar Vintage ...
Some people asked about the Background Music:
This is composed and recorded by myself with
my Handmade Instruments.
If you like to listen to the Full "Workshop Petrek Guitars" Song feel free to follow the Link:
• Album - Workshop Petre...
This project become such a time consuming process that I decided to release several Videos of this Repair process. Every two weeks on Friday there will be a new Part coming up at 6 p.m.
Enjoy the upcoming Episodes.
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Stay tuned and enjoy the Video.
I love doing stuff like that - if you are interested in more of my Luthier life Projects, please feel free to check out my other extended Workshop Videos on this channel.
Enjoy watching and sharing.
Best Regards Nik
Welcome to my my Luthier Workshop since 1997.
Part 3 Fender Jaguar 1965 Vintage Guitar in Sunburst Luthier Workshop repair/ restoration Ep.36
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@petrekguitars 2 месяца назад

🔷Check out Part 1 of the 1965 Fender Jaguar Vintage Guitar Repair Story🔷 ▶ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8CSYdMZjHr0.htmlsi=sOImka2cRQ1wASSw◀

@dolcemusicinstitute Месяц назад

The finest guitar tech to explain in details with minimal tools

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your kind comment. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@EbonyPope Месяц назад

@@petrekguitars 9:00 Perfect match? There still seems to be a little gap between the fretboard and the neck.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

@@EbonyPope Thanks for your Feedback. You can see the end result of this Process in the upcoming Part 4. Best Regards Nik

@DIYDUDE012 Месяц назад

You sir deserve alot of sponsors! Really enjoying your content! Keep it up! Much love!

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your kind words Alexander 🙏🕺🏻You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@youngscottpmu1387 28 дней назад

Let it Bee ... to this level it's pure art , thank U from Marseille, south of France , Alain

@petrekguitars 28 дней назад

Thank you so much for your kind word Alain... You are welcome. On Friday I will release the Final Part % of this Guitar Repair series. Best Regard to France Nik

@youngscottpmu1387 28 дней назад

@@petrekguitars My pleasure Nik, and don't forget !!! Let it Bee 😅i'm lucky to have a 1964 Jazzmaster ( my birth year ) but it's in mint condition, with the very rare original flightcase ... so, you can't do nothing from this one !!!! i'm lucky to have 60 guitars and i'm sick like a collector 🙏😂 Peace around you dear Nik, Alain

@petrekguitars 28 дней назад

@@youngscottpmu1387 Thank you so much Mate. This is surely an amazing Instrument. All the best for you. Kindest Regards Nik

@mikefellows3901 Месяц назад

Master craftsman at work ! Incredible to watch ... love the addition of Bee 🙂👍

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot Mike.. Vintage Instruments are hiding a lot of secrets😉✨🕺🏻Cheers Nik

@Ivicaofficial 20 дней назад

I can't stop looking at this sheer mastery. Well done, Nik! And greetings from Serbia!

@petrekguitars 20 дней назад

Ciao, Ivica puno ti hvala. Lijepi pozdrav Nikola

@sgtrutters5892 Месяц назад

I'm jealous....of everything...the guitar, the workmanship, the workshop, the hair, the beard all of it! 😁

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks for your comment it really makes me laugh:-😂You are welcome. Thanks for watching. Cheers Nik

@bucko5427 Месяц назад

I like the idea of that reverse radius slab board over a bent veneer. It seems more stable. And i like the fact that you glued that Tone Bee back into the vibrato cavity. Tone bugs are usually fly's, but a Bee seems so much more appropriate.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for watching and for your really amusing comment🙂 Best Regards Nik

@russellfoster2400 Месяц назад

A person assembling the guitar in the factory 59 years ago did not notice the bee land on the guitar and crawl into the bridge route could be the answer ..great work Petrek

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot for your feedback. This is a quite interest theory🙂 But who know.... Thanks a lot for watching and your interest in my work. Best Regards Nik

@Retro.Studio 2 месяца назад

I can’t wait 😊

@petrekguitars 2 месяца назад

Thanks for your interest . Is coming up in one week 🙂 Best Regards Nik

@GastMusike Месяц назад

Very nice work. I look forward to the next one!

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for saying that. In two weeks on Friday. Same time same place 👍🕺🏻✨Best Regards Nik

@michaelweston7805 Месяц назад

So satisfying to watch, you are a master in your field.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for saying this Michael. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@shannonfamily Месяц назад

It's a fine line, in my mind between restomod and resto, even in guitars and you have done such a fine job. This guitar will go another 50 years, maybe more and while I never really liked the shape of the jaguar... I love this guitar. It's probably because I have a sunburst strat, white pickup covers with tortoise :) To me that says. "Fender". Looking forward to part 4 because one day I am going to replace the fingerboard on my G&L bass and I am soaking this in.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for you positive feedback Tommi. It’s always a lot of brain work involved in such a process… how to make it as good as possible? How to keep the original specs? And also how optimize details to make it work better… Often it’s more a „Gut Feeling“ that shows me the correct way of doing something then the logical analysis of the brain🥴😉 Best Regards Nik

@tombellee8810 Месяц назад

Das ist wieder ein tolles Video. Ich bin selbst ein Hobby-Schrauber mit Fender-Instrumenten. Das Zusehen macht großen Spaß. Das Video hat genau die richtige Länge und vermeidet zum Glück nervige Hintergrundmusik. I love the bee! Thank you man!

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Vielen herzlichen Dank für deinen schönen Worte Tom. Freut mich wirklich sehr, dass Dir meine Video gefallene.Ja das ist eine tolle Gescheite mit der Biene amüsiert mich auch immer. noch:-) BG Nik

@MrLespaul2000 Месяц назад

Here's me thinking great here's the next episode and how will it sound? Think I was a bit too optimistic there. Oh well, another 2 weeks to wait for the next one. Been awesome watching this. Thank you. :)

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for feedback and for your patience… There will be two more parts coming up. Next one in two weeks on Friday 👍Stay tuned and thanks for your interest in my Luthier Craftsmanship. Best Regards Nik

@MuscleCarLover Месяц назад

Really interesting that the body darkened where it was exposed, rather than faded. It's good to see the bumblebee Jag being put back together

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot for your Feedback Mate. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@antoine2333 Месяц назад

Hi Friend, thank you for this video. Excellent rebuilding of the fingerboard, made with accuracy according to Fender original specs. Your craftmanship work is amazing and it's nice to see this beautiful guitar getting back to its original form with so many attention. Thanks again for sharing your incredible talent, see you next video...

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your kind words and for your interest in my Luthier Craftsmanship. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@damianrf6309 Месяц назад

It’s very therapeutic to watch you work. Jaguars are my favourite guitars. It is so satisfying to see the hardware come up shiny and almost new. You made me laugh. As kids, we loved to do DIY with our dad. One day, my brother wanted to polish something up and my dad told him he needed a little polish and a lot of elbow grease. He responded, “Dad. Where do you keep the elbow grease?” Great days. Thanks for posting. I’m really enjoying seeing this gem of a guitar come back to life. Your work is impeccable.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for sharing your memories this is a very cute story... Love it. You are welcome. It's always so motivating If people share they story's with me. Thank you for that... Best Regards Nik

@boogierandy7547 Месяц назад

Fantastic job.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much Randy. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@paulbanks8003 Месяц назад

This is absolutely one of the most fascinating insights into luthiery, what it takes to restore a vintage instrument, the detail is incredible, Thank You for sharing your craft.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Tanks you so much for saying this Paul... You made my Days. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@markjames9487 Месяц назад

Brilliant totally fantastic. I can almost smell the rosewood 👍

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your kind words Mark🙏😉👍Best Regards Nik

@cguitarallday Месяц назад

Love your videos you make it look easy. Keep them coming

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for you positive feedback 🙏🕺🏻I will… There are two parts more coming up to complete this repair series 👍Best Regards Nik

@ARWest-bp4yb Месяц назад

Always a pleasure to watch your next level craftsmanship Nik, and it was a nice touch to preserve the Bee!🐝😄👍👍

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your positive feedback. It was such a surprise and I thought what can be a better place for the bee then this🙂 Best Regards Nik

@markjames9487 Месяц назад

Do I spot a festool? Brilliant sanders

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Yes I have bought this Sander in 1995 still running great… that’s a quality 👍Best Regards Nik

@markjames9487 Месяц назад

Yes they are amazing tools. The sandpaper is expensive in the Uk. Can you get Mirka sandpaper in Germany?

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

@@markjames9487 Yes Mirka is available but also very expensive. Best Regards Nik

@depalmeira Месяц назад

I always thought strats were complicated guitars but Jaguars are much more complicated when compared. Excellent recovery work but I wouldn't leave a dead bee there.🐝

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot for your positive Feedback. Yes Jaguar were the top of the line Instrument I will talk about this in the Part 5 of this Series. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@stealingtomorrowband Месяц назад

1/4 of the way through looking very good... I totally almost missed the video in my feed.... You should do weekly upload instead of bi-weekly

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Hey Bun, thanks a lot for your positive feedback 👍🕺🏻 I would like to post every week but I don’t make my living with making this Video… I have to run my Luthier Workshop and making money with repairs and Guitar builds… Best Regards Nik

@user-mg6yd6el5u Месяц назад

Sir your workmanship is inspirational and I can’t wait for the next video I feel like you are preserving history😃

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your kind words...getting comments like yours is really motivational. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@benspoliticsandnewsbencook9151 Месяц назад

Bro. That axe is going to sound amazing when you get it done. Just wow!!

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your positive comment Ben. Yes it will be a Soundcheck Video after I have finished this Repair. Best Regards Nik

@Race-Bannon1 Месяц назад

Outstanding!! True craftsmanship and meticulously executed work.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot for watching and for your incredible positive feedback 🙏🕺🏻👍Cheers Nik

@distortion_plus Месяц назад

LOVE watching you work ❤️

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for saying this 🙏🕺🏻You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@Retro.Studio Месяц назад

Nik, wanna give you my word. you are absolute an Excellent restorer. 2 weeks will be hard for me to wait 😅

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your patience Mate...But the next Part is gonna be really 🧐Bdest Regards Nik

@Nik-8it5p Месяц назад

I own a Japan 92 reissue , interesting to see the differences.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks for your comment Nik. Best Regards Nik

@ChrizCont Месяц назад

Excellent work! I want to see the next part, greetings! 👏

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Tanks a lot Mate. Next Part is common up in two weeks. Best Regards Nik

@JEmilioJNava Месяц назад

New subscriber here! ... watching from Mexico City.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Hey Emilio, you are welcome. Best Regards to Mexico. Cheers Nik

@Alaskaguitarguy Месяц назад

I’d have left the patina on the hardware. It looks a bit too new now compared to the rest of the guitar. Great work though.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot for your Feedback and for sharing your opinion. You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@dyamariv3628 2 месяца назад

Got all excited thinking the Part 3 was ready.. Really wish you'd just post the actual video in 2 weeks without doing these Premiers :(

@petrekguitars 2 месяца назад

Thanks a lot for your Feedback. I just posted the Trailer this morning because so many people asked me when will be Part 3 released... Sorry for making you wait but you know I don't make my living with this Videos. I love making them but I have to make my daily Luthier Repair Stuff to make some money and also to have the time filming and editing this Videos. That's quite time consuming and like a second Job... Hope you understand my point of view. Best Regards Nik

@-dazz- 24 дня назад

All glory to the hypnotoad... I mean, the ultrasonic cleaner.

@petrekguitars 24 дня назад

👍😉Thanks for your comment. Best Regards Nik

@paulwhickerthetallvicar Месяц назад

You're going to freak some guy out in the future who takes it apart and finds a bee mounted on a plaque!

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

That’s gone be a funny situation 🥴Thanks for your feedback. Best Regards Nik

@OldInstrumentsResearch-sc1sm Месяц назад

I was interested to see how you made the round fretboard. I once had a hard time replacing the fingerboard of a 1978 Precision Bass. I made a big mistake. The maple near the center of the neck was dented by the fretboard clamp. The truss rod groove was deep in that area, and the thickness to the back of the neck was only about 2 mm. You should be careful too.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thank you so much fort sharing your experience Mate. Yes this is a very delicate process and you have to take care about a million things...therefore I decided not to bend it better make this negative Radius solution to don't get in trouble with theses issues. Best Regards Nik

@markjames9487 Месяц назад

Solitary bee. Probably got in via tremolo hole.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks for supporting my theory 😉🕺🏻I also think that’s the only possible way… Best Regards Nik

@NintenDub Месяц назад

The whole slab board thing definately got confusing a few years back,but seems to be coming back around to stability. Ppl use to make it out like they only did slab boards in the 50s and 60s. When reslly the veneer board seems to be more rare. Pretty much all guitars are slab boards now. But ive seen ppl call veneer boards slab. And i just got a mustang vintera 2, which advertises "slab board" in the specs, which is funny because its no different than any other guitar,so its not really a feature. Its just accurate to the time period, but so is pretty much the whole guitar.i use to think the veneer just meant thin, but ive seen guitars with both, that where both thick and thin.i have 3 bullet strats, one has a very thin rosewood board. The side dot markers just barely touch into the rosewood. And one has a normal thickness rosewood board, while the other js actually really thick.it seems the revelation came in the last several years and ppl finally corrected it when talking about it. It seems to me that a veneer board is really quite rare to see or find on any old guitar

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot for sharing all this interesting facts Mate. Yes arte totally correct there are a lot of variations made and I always assume Fender made it because of lowering the production costs. But the only guy who really knows the reason might be Leo Fender himself. Best Regards Nik

@mrmusic248 Месяц назад

Like a surgeon......

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks for your feedback. Yes sometimes it’s not a big difference 😉🕺🏻Best Regards Nik

@pvdguitars2951 Месяц назад

To Bee or not to Bee 🐝

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

That’s the question …..😉🕺🏻✨Cheers Nik

@TheGorillafoot Месяц назад

Clever how you soaked the hardware in oil after heating it to impregnate it with oil.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks for your positive feedback. Yes this was the idea 👍🕺🏻Best Regards Nik

@ohm_mho Месяц назад

Tone is in the bee(s)

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

I think you are correct :-) Thanks for your Feedback. Best Regards Nik

@howltrigger7713 Месяц назад

Great job mate ! I would have been freezed and terrorised before working on this high risk brazrose fingerboard. Did U change it for another piece of brazilian rw or which wood did U use? Wood's veins is howsome. A few weeks ago, I've been to Fusion fest and in Berlin, I broked my Sg's neck during a live. I would called you if I knew your skills. Peace from France and keep on rockin'

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot for your positive comment Mate. You are always welcome.. I am located in Frankfurt but can recommend you great Luthiers in Germany when you have any problem with your Instruments 👍I decided to use Indian Rosewood for the new fretboard for a couple of reasons.. Maybe I will make a Video after releasing Part 5 to explain all my decisions on this Guitar Repair. If you are interested in that please let me know.. All of you who are watching these Fender Jaguar Repair Series..👍🕺🏻I am curious 👀 about your thoughts. Best Regards Nik

@909one Месяц назад

Seems odd and more work to not just make a slab board, it's more desirable and it's already not original at this point anyway. I respect the historical accuracy though.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks a lot for your Feedback and for sharing your thoughts.You are welcome. Best Regards Nik

@anguslavy9521 Месяц назад

I thought similar but due to the hole left for the truss rod adjustment screw, it wouldn’t be possible to make the maple flat since it has a radius. I guess it’s more historically accurate as well

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

@@anguslavy9521 Thanks for your Feedback. That's absolutely correct you can't convert a veneer Neck to a slap board neck because the Truss Rod Screw is located in different position... And I also like to keep it original. Would be less work if it will be a flat surface...🙂 Best Regards Nik

@collinadams8165 Месяц назад

der Tone kommt von der Biene

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Das war schon immer so 😉🕺🏻👍BG Nik

@DavidJackson-ne6ub Месяц назад

Was that bee responsible for fret buzz?

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

This could well be the cause 🙂 Cheers Nik

@lindsaythompson726 Месяц назад

How in the world did a bee get under there?

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

I have been thinking about this for weeks..🙂 Cheers Nik I assume true the Tremolo arm hole... who knows...

@NintenDub Месяц назад

When your wood pieces slide around like rubber, thats whats called using too much glue. You want the woods to adhere to each other,not have the neck, than a layer of glue, than the rosewood sitting in top of that. Ppl are always using wayyyy too much glue.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks for your comment. Actually for me using glue even after 30 years of being a Luthier is like making Spaghetti.... alway bit too much 🙂 But I am working on this issue🙂Best Regards Nik

@EbonyPope Месяц назад

9:00 Perfect match? There still seems to be a little gap between the fretboard and the neck.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Don't worry everything turns out perfectly:-) Best Regards Nik

@EbonyPope Месяц назад

@@petrekguitars I know wood is flexible it doesn't have to be perfect. But there was still a gap without pressure right? So that isn't too much of a problem? Just asking.

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

@@EbonyPope Thanks for your awareness.Best Regards Nik

@EbonyPope Месяц назад

@@petrekguitars Well that didn't really answer my question. Was there a gap still?

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

@@EbonyPope I don't see a gap... if you see one it's fine for me. Best Regards Nik

@thefilthygringo9228 Месяц назад

Was the replacement fretboard Brazilian rosewood ??

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Thanks for your question. No I decided to use Indian Rosewood. Best Regards Nik

@jokpyles Месяц назад

Hallo @petrekguitars, ich nicht richtig einvestanden warum hast du den Neck mit die gleich radius von 7,25" zwischen den und das fingerboard?

@petrekguitars Месяц назад

Hallo, doch der Hals hat den 7,25" Radius, das habe die in den Jahren so gebaut und ich werde das Griffbrett auch wieder auf den selben Radius aufleimen. Morgen am Freitag kommt Teil 3 dort kann man den Vorgang genau sehen. BG Nik