Dan Erlewine's Neck Resets

Pretty good, basic video for neck resetting but lacks info on some important areas. When the finish gets blushed on a Gibson, the repairman says, "Don't worry about that, we'll take care of it later." When he does wipe it off with "denatured alcohol," he doesn't tell you that this has to be done IMMEDIATELY, not "later."

I also had wished to see a demonstration of the top deflection gauge that I had purchased but there was none on the DVD. There was something said about it being "impossible" to steam the neck off of Asian made guitars glued together with epoxy, but a tech at Stewart MacDonald told me just the opposite over the phone, that they could be steamed apart but it would take longer.

I actually did steam apart an old Yamaha just fine that had been epoxied. Took four steam holes and more time, but it steamed apart eventually and quite clean.

What about Gibson set-neck electric guitars? I missed this subject completely! I actually bought this DVD because of that. All in all this DVD is helpful - but not for me...

It would have taken me years of destroying guitars to learn this on my own. Now I don't have to ruin any. Also, now I know why my old yamaha can be used to row a canoe and come out better than ever! it's all in the glue..

In my opinion this is the best and easiest to understand DVD on the area of neck resets. It has helped me through about half a dozen resets, the latest as a Martin D20-12 string. Brian Galloup is a great teacher and covers all the bases to help you through it. Great product. Thanks Dan!!

I would use another example of neck reset scenario instead of the "advertisement" of that guitar maker school in the middle of the DVD...
Besides this, it is an excellent tutorial which demystify the holy grail of neck reset