How to Replace a Bridge Plate on a 1963 Gibson J-45 Guitar | Guitar Repair Tutorial".

GIBSON GUITAR REPAIR:
Replacing a thick plywood bridge plate on a 1963 Gibson J-45 guitar with a quarter-sawn maple plate. Learn the steps involved in removing the original bridge plate, crafting a new one, and ensuring optimal contact and support for the strings. Watch as the technician uses specialized tools and techniques to cut a new bridge slot and fit a compensated saddle for improved intonation. This tutorial showcases precision, attention to detail, and expert craftsmanship, resulting in a beautifully restored guitar with enhanced resonance and playability.
#guitarlesson
#guitarrepair
#bridgeplatereplacement
#gibsonj45
#guitarrestoration
#luthiertechniques
#guitarmaintenance

780 + Videos, offering a deep resource of information for Luthiers / Guitar Techs and Guitar Enthusiasts.

Like working on Guitars .. but ….No Workshop ? .... No Problem.

With the explosion of Kit-Guitars on the Market; many are now choosing to set up a home workshop and to assemble their kit guitars and make adjustments in the comfort of their own home.

The GPS and XLT model TechDecks that you see in all of the instructional videos; are being shipped World-Wide to Guitar Techs / Guitar Enthusiasts and Luthiers from Germany / Indonesia / Japan / South Korea / UK / Slovakia / Slovenia / Australia / New Zealand / New York / Nashville / LA / Las Vegas / Toronto / Vancouver / Ottawa / Montreal / Houston / Boston / Washington / Maryland /
Texas / California / Calgary / Winnipeg / London / Paris and dozens of other US and Canadian destinations.

These workstations and accessories have opened up a whole new world for Guitar Techs and Guitar enthusiasts.

I remain ever grateful for the encouragement and support from all of my Students / Patreon Subscribers / Customers / TechDeck owners and YouTube Subscribers, as we all continue to "Make the World a Better Place" ... one guitar at a time.

Gratefully in your Service, Michael McConville.