These videos are great. I love watching him work while giving a history lesson and telling stories. The organic nature of the videos just works too.

This was fun! It was great hearing about Lindy’s history with guitars and some of his first re-winds. Loved seeing his original machine, too, with the coffee can variac!

Would love to see Fralin offer tumbled magnets as an option for that 60s look

I liked Lindy's story about how he learns from making mistakes.  I'm the same, I use an expression "the burned hand learns best"

My first Fender was a Duo-Sonic II... many, many hack-butchery later, finally gave it away... but I still have the controls and pups!  First Strat was a 3-bolt baseball-bat ash natural '78... eventually found that you could rough up the wood and it would hold together better... also, turn off the Micro-Tilt and just fit the neck better, then it would stick in the pocket.  Now Stew-Mac makes tapered shims that work well for this, bypassing your Micro-Tilt makes the dead spots go away.

Can you please make a video on the Big T pickup set?

Great videos! I always enjoy watching them! I have been using the flick off extra solder method for years! Question- did Lindy loose a part of his right index finger? Or just the fingernail?