It's always rewarding to bring an instrument back from the dead. Here are a few that have passed through the workshop.
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A couple of Regal Ukuleles with a new lease of life
The Tiple Ukulele sounds like a herd of tiny angels stuck in honey
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Headstock repairs might not always be invisible but the guitar plays again! |
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As does this Petersen Polk-a-lay-lee |
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An Airline electric mandolin needed a new bridge.
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New scratchplate built for this archtop when the old nitrocellulose 'guard disintergrated. A common problem with this material. |
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A banjo uke and a banjo mandolin both needed new bridges and overhauls. |
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Some things are just beyond saving! |
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A Kay built Silvertone mandolin. |
An Mandolin built in the late 1800's in for an overhaul and set up. |
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I can apply knowledge learned from guitars toother instruments too!
This violin came in as an unplayable wreck and left sounding as sweet as any violin can.
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