Re-gluing a Guitar Back Plate | Detailed article on the steps and precautions to re-install a removed guitar back plate, including tools and materials.

Back Plate Removal | Several methods are discussed on how the effectively remove a guitar back plate and preserve it for re-assembly. Tools and materials required for the job are listed and detailed instructions on how to complete this complex operation will give you a great start on this critical guitar repair operation.

Guitar Disassembly Source: Guitar Disassembly Guitar Disassembly: We will be talking about some pretty major guitar repair in this section. Actually removing major portions of the guitar for repair, replacement or access to otherwise inaccessible portions of the guitar is what we are talking about. Fingerboard Removal: Removing the Fingerboard can be a agonizing and [...]

Saddle Height Adjustment Jig: Nearly every guitar will need an adjustment to the saddle at one timer or another. Here Are Jig Plans To Help You. Simply click on the link and get the these free PDF plans for your use.

Adjusting Saddle Height Source: Guitar Bridge Repairs Tools & Materials Required: Marking Knife Dremel Rotary Tool Sanding Surface Contact Cement Wood Veneer Shim Stock Hardwood Scrap Block 5/16″ Stainless Steel Bolts & Nuts Epoxy Glue Adjusting Saddle Height: The adjustment of the saddle is a relatively easy procedure, but you can make it so much [...]

Guitar Side Crack Repair | Minor side cracks can be quite easy to repair, this article gives you complete step by step instructions to complete the repair, complete with free PDF plans for tools you can make to aid you in the ease of making this repair.

Spool Clamp Plans Source: Repair Tools & Jigs Spool Clamps: During certain kinds of guitar repair-work, you will find that a spool clamp will come in very handy. There are times when this clamp will ace all others, but it is usually reserved from certain special duties. Spool Clamp Uses: Fixing Difficult Side Cracks Attaching [...]

Back Plate Crack Repair: Learn how to repair cracks in the guitar back, including those nasty split end to end type cracks. Back cracks are quite often more severe than top cracks due to the additional stresses imposed on the back from dual arching action.

Learn how to repair open miss-aligned cracks in a Spruce or Cedar Acoustic or Classical Guitar top. We offer tips, techniques and a few cool little tools that you can use to make this job much easier to perform a professional repair.

Learn how to repair open cracks in a Spruce or Cedar Acoustic or Classical Guitar top. We offer tips, techniques and a few cool little tools that you can use to make this job much easier to perform a professional repair.