McConville Guitars

Guitar Repair + Build Classes on Patreon

Guitar Repair and Design

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Guitar Repair Classes Online

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Dayna, setting up her Gibson J-185

Two more students, purchased

their TechDecks today.

Congratulations

Dayna / Steve / Tyler / Peter

I'm sure that all of you, will all be putting

those workstations to good use \m/ !

Gibson Songwriter

getting ultra-tweaked, for open tuning.

Ryan honing in on the Jackson.

Master Cabinet-maker Steve Faber,
completed the Acoustic guitar build;
and now he's got the guitar-bug too !!

Both Steve and Dayna picked
up their TechDecks today
to take home to their
own workshops.

Chris is doing a complete re-fret
on this old Guild Classical;
levelling the brazilian rosewood fingerboard,
in preparation for the new frets.

Jamie, studio guitarist, and long time Pro Musician
is giving his AM Strat the AAA setup;
starting with a fret dress / crown / polish.

Tyler, masking off his Tele
for a fret dress.

Ryan and I discussing his
Jackson Guitar as Dayna
finesses her Gibson 185

Peter:
Store owner, multi-instrumentalist
drove up from Buffalo New York
to hone his already considerable skills.

Acoustic Guitar Build

Hybrid Dreadnought

Quilted Mahogany Back

Rosewood sides !

The Thump AND the Sparkle

all in one guitar \m/ !

Lucas's Nick Lucas

Crazy Maple !

Barry's Mini-Jumbo

Michael Wilson's

one of a kind Brazilian+Ebony

9-Piece back.

Flawlessly executed.

Darcy + Steve tag-teaming the binding purling install.

A front row seat with Michael Mcconville

Guitar Repair Classes

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Gain access to over 350 detailed videos on
every guitar repair imaginable.

A very engaging and inquisitive group of students.

When the students ask all the right questions,
I know they have been listening .

Heads down and digging' in ....

Gibson J-45 Compensated nut / Saddle

Gibson J-45

- A/C System removal

- Compensated nut

- Compensated saddle

- Fret dress

Another new customer .... another J-45

Thank you David, for reaching out,

and driving up to Stratford from Vaughn.

To quote David's text ...

" Couldn't be happier with the axe Mike.

Thanks again :^ ) "

This is how I held the guitar,

as I reached inside the

sound hole, to wash off the

velcro adhesive residue

from the headblock.

Compensated Nut

David had switched over to a

"Spider-inlayed " truss rod cover.

New Intonated Saddle

https://youtu.be/DXvgVzsCiTo

Guitar Build Class with a rewind button !

Guitar Repair and Design

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In comfort of your own home workshop,
you can get a front row seat
on every guitar repair imaginable !

Over 300 + detailed step by step videos.