Someone “Repaired” This Fender P-Bass With SCREWS… So I Fixed It

Someone tried to repair this 1995 Fender Precision Bass headstock with **screws**. Yeah… actual screws. So I decided to tear the old repair apart and do it properly. In this video, I remove the old hardware and failed glue, clean up the break, drill and install wooden dowels for reinforcement, and rebuild the damaged area with epoxy before getting this P-Bass back on its way to being playable again. This one was definitely a little more involved than a normal headstock repair. Between the previous repair, missing wood, old glue, screw holes, and the shape of the break, there was a lot to undo before I could actually start fixing it. It isn't about making the damage disappear like it never happened — it's about making this old Fender solid again and keeping another instrument alive. *Bass:* 1995 Fender Precision Bass *Repair:* Broken headstock / neck *Previous repair:* Screws + glue *New repair:* Wooden dowel reinforcement + epoxy If you enjoy guitar and bass repairs, restorations, builds, gear, and figuring out how to save instruments that probably should've been dead already, subscribe for more. #Fender #PrecisionBass #PBass #BassRepair #GuitarRepair #Luthier #FenderBass #BassGuitar #GuitarRestoration #InstrumentRepair #HeadstockRepair #GuitarBuilding #Woodworking #BassRestoration