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Repair of Chery Electric guitar Les Paul model from 1995. |
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When the guitar came in the workshop, it was with a full brok of the neck and fingerboard. It was tried glued together, the assembly was not conducted craftlike, and the fingerboard had a kinks in the assembly, and the guitar was worthless. |
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freet number 3 was missing. All hardware was gone, except for tuning mechanics. |
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The poorly performed gluing was cut up and the saw cuts were cut clean and parallel. |
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Saw-cutting and trimming has led to a lack of material for the proper length of the neck. There is glued a piece of wood to compensate for the cut. |
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After in gluing the extra wood. Is the cut surface of the tuning head adapted for proper direction before gluing. |
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After this, the tuning head is glued on the neck. |
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The glued piece of wood is cut and sanded, then the fingerboard is glued on. |
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The missing 3. freet is fillet and glued in place. |
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The completed renovated guitar neck ready for painting. |
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Repair of the woodwork is finished and the guitar is ready for installation of hardware and electronics. |
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The guitar is equipped with a Gibson USA neck pickup, and a Dimarzio USA bridge pickup. |
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The Chery guitar is made from solid mahogany with a maple top on the body |
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and rosewood fingerboard and is very close to a Gibson to play on. |
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