Chubbuck Guitars / Kevin Chubbuck, making & repairing guitars in an old building just north of Boston, Massachusetts.
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The treble side top crack running from the high e to the tail was repaired. Now it's time for the bass side crack running from the A string bridge pin hole to the tail. This crack was repaired before by another repair person, then repaired by myself using the standard cleating method (small rectangular cleats). Since this guitar is exposed to less-than-ideal conditions, I'm removing the old cleats and re-repairing this crack with TJ Thompson's full cleat method.
A late 90's 000 from my alma mater, Santa Cruz Guitar Company. I've always loved their 000's and wish I would have built one when I was working there. This one has been in the shop before needing a neck reset and top crack repair. Now it's in for a new nut and some more structural TLC. I already addressed a few loose back braces. Here I'm repairing one of two top cracks running from the bridge to the tail using TJ Thompson's cleating method. Stay tuned for the other top crack repair.
Crack repair from the daily videos.
This late 90's SCGC has been in the shop before and is back in for more structural issues. Two nagging top cracks need to be addressed along with a few loose back braces. Below is a video of gluing up the rear treble side back brace end.
Late Night While You Wait :: 2011 Santa Cruz F Brazilian / Italian [4.6 lbs]
I got my start building guitars years ago with the Santa Cruz Guitar Company so I love seeing their guitars come through the shop. This beautiful Brazilian / Bearclaw Italian F model popped in for a late night action tweak. Oh how I miss Santa Cruz ...
1997 Santa Cruz 000 :: neck reset, top crack repairs, new bone saddle and fret end dress.
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