Gibson SG Broken Headstock 【Guitar Repair】分離したネック折れ修理 

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Very interesting, eh. The grain of the different sheets was all in the same direction, wasn't it?

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Are most of the headstocks Gibson?! I can't tell if it's a manufacturers fault or owner tradition 😅

I agree …. I had to watch this video 3 times to process the craftsmanship being done.

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In the case of a Gibson guitar, it really doesn't take much to be stronger at the headstock to neck transition. However, I don't think such a stacked overlay provides much extra tensile strength. I rather think that what was achieved in this repair is essentially padding, for any future falls or drops. The layers of veneer simply are not integral to the through grain of the neck wood, but they do add mass where the Gibson headstock is weakest, which is under the truss rod cavity. Given that string tension alone alone is unlikely to cause a headstock break, this is a good approach, versus what many luthiers do, which is to install splines, ostensibly to increase rigidity under load. It could be clearly seen during the sanding process, before the first veneer was applied, that Gibson's fatal design flaw is the lack of wood beneath the truss rod cavity. This area is technically strong enough to survive the life of the instrument, provided it neither falls over, nor is dropped. Incredible attention to detail in the finishing process.

@@ogsworks Please see my reply to Martin. Were you guided by the principle that I noted? The repair is very clever, and was beautifully executed. Bravo!

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@@ogsworks How many hours work did the yamaha ll56 take to fix. What happened to the guitar. 🎸 Dean 🇬🇧

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@@ogsworks sir what is that thin veneers.? How thin are they!

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