After adjusting the neck’s relief, the strings buzz on the first frets, so I’ll make a custom nut adapted to this electric guitar. It takes a lot of experience to do these kinds of projects.
Merely removing the old nut from a Gibson guitar is complicated enough, unlike Fenders, where doing this is easier. I’ll glue on a new nut with cyanoacrylate and, while I’m at it, I’ll polish all the frets and hydrate the fretboard with a homemade oil mixture.
The new strings must be adjusted, as well as the distance between them and to the fretboard. Finally, I’ll tune the instrument.
hi, what liquid did you use for the saw and files?
It is petroleum jelly oil, to facilitate machining and cutting the nut
WTF are those ugly pickups on that beauty lucille!
EMG! 😀 😀 😀