Temu Bass Kit - On The Bench - Part 7 | Neck Assessment - Fixing Sharp Frets on a Budget Bass

The Temu bass kit build continues! We've assessed it, assembled it (and took it back apart), sanded it smooth, grain filled the body, brought the wood to life with stain, and applied a Tru-Oil finish from start to finish — now it's time to turn our attention to the neck. In Part 7, we're tackling one of the most important aspects of any guitar: the frets. Sharp fret ends can make even the best-looking instrument feel cheap and uncomfortable. I'll walk you through the full neck assessment and fret work process: 🔧 Checking for high frets using a fret rocker 🪚 Filing down sharp fret ends for smooth, comfortable playability ✨ Polishing the frets to a mirror shine Temu/Glarry Bass Kit Playlist    • Temu/Glarry Bass Kit   Shoutouts: ‪@TedTalksGuitars‬Ted ‪@Timmy70‬Timmy Chapters are below, so you can start where ever you like. 0:00 Intro & Project Recap 01:20 Examing the neck and rocking the frets 04:43 I make a mistake checking the frets 05:30 Checking the neck radius 07:24 Discussing what happened with the frets while finishing 08:25 Filing the fret ends 15:47 Polishing the frets 19:21 Cleaning the fretboard once more 22:56 Final thoughts If you're new here — welcome! This channel is all about guitar gear, reviews, mods, repairs, and original music. 🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss any videos! 🎸 Music Feeds the Soul 🎸