The Guitar Jack - Build Your Own Guitar Maintenance Stand

From ToneSlinger.com is this introductional how to video on The Guitar Jack. A low cost, portable, adjustable guitar maintenance workstation that you can use to do almost any kind of work on your guitar. With just a few off the shelf parts from your local hardware store, Cliff Merrill demonstrates how to build this great guitar tool

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Guitar
• Maintenance
• Workstation
• electric
• guitar
• stand
• harbor
• freight
• vise
• shopstand
• parrot

[r33d2k]

dude no offence but i love how you sound like bert from bert and ernie XD

[toneslingercliff]

HA!!!! No offense taken. First time I've heart I sound like Bert. Most people say I sound like Kermit the frog. Thanks for the chuckle.

[6ft2far]

you saved me a ton of jack! the only trouble i had was with the quick release vise, i used a similar one that had plastic teeth in the release and they wore out and would slip. So look out for that everyone! i barely caught my guitar before it hit the floor! a standard vise solves the prob, just a lil extra cranking! Rock On!

[toneslingercliff]

did you get the Harbor freight vise?

[Alio15]

Quite the innovation... I'd try to make one myself, but I'm not much of a handy-man, lol.

[toneslingercliff]

If you can drill a couple of holes you should have no problem.

[mrbass604]

hey ive got the peavey t 15 and im trying to change the pickups is it the same way you change them with the telecaster

[jp1100]

Thanks Cliff, I`ve been wanting this type of solution for the maintenance on my guitars for a long time. I`m having trouble finding your website.

[baughskeet]

Clamping down the neck scares me though...safe??

[HitaroX]

what happened to the website O_o?

[toneslingercliff]

Thanks gun, Appreciate the compliment. I'd be interested in seeing how your more portable version turns out. I'd like to see it.