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Guitar Repair #349 - Loose Brace /Bridge Reglue /Setup - Shiro SG-15 - Classical

Shiro SG-15
Lifted bridge
After inspection, the flimsy top was due to 4 loose braces underneath, hence.
More work to clean up the damage of the top.
The crack is underneath the dark peel.
The bridge needs some cleanup.
After the bridge and the soundboard is cleaned up and ready for regluing
Regluing the bridge.
Before- action @12th fret
After- action @12th fret
Luthier Set 20
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After
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After
Custom crafted saddle & nut.
Nut test fit
More work still. Custom adjusting the height for maximum playability.
Saddle test fit
Restored

Guitar Repair #348 - Bridge Modification - I.R.Lumanog - Acoustic

Philippines-made
 Heelblock crack
 Still visible after gluing but it's smooth to touch
 Before - fingerboard came loose, so owner glued it unevenly
 After
Before 
After 
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 After
 Before
 After
 Bridge modification starts



Restored.

Guitar Repair #347 - Bridge modification - FG-140 - Acoustic

 A vintage 50 years old Yamaha
 Owner tried to modify the bridge
 Not the neatest work. But that's fine.
 The action is still way up there!
 The guitar does have a little neck angle issue.
 This is the bridge as-is when it came in.
 After adjusting the truss rod for proper relief, and calculated how much saddle to lower, thereby knowing how much of bridge material to remove.
 Created string slots
 Modified bridge.

 The action now is spot on. Actually, it was finally brought down to 3/32" after settling it for a day. Not bad for a 50 year old axe.
Beautiful. I love it vintage.