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That guitar is flipping the bird!

The amount of extended range instruments lately is mind boggling! That black Limba looks absolutely amazing! Is the ebony FB going to be stained black or left streaky like it is naturally?

To fix the headstock problem, I'd do something like they have on the Moderne where there are pegs that the strings are rerouted with to get to the tuners properly. Not really a great picture but if you look closely you can see where the string hits a peg and gets redirected evenly. Moderne

Whoa, nice guitar you have there! Too bad about the fire but at the same time, what luck that you now have all those tools. Try to stop hurting your hands so once you finish this one you can play it! Great work Kenny, keep it up!

Just curious, why did you decide to forgo the truss rod? Anyway, that should be one fine beginner instrument!

Holy @#$%! that's a HUGE neck! Cool looking though, can't wait to see the body with that.

Let me rephrase my question- How did you get one in there and make it work like a theremin? I dont see the metal pieces normally used on one in the guitar.

How did you get a theremin in there? I've always wanted to try that.

I knew a new camera would do you well! Look at that beauty! Man am I jealous! Good work, let's see this baby with some electronics!

hey man, we all come across the bad times of building- i've still yet to complete a build! most of the work I've done has been wrong and I wasted materials due to being hasty and mistakes. But it happens, that's normal with building, you make mistakes, you get angry, you get frustrated. Don't give up, take a break, let yourself relax then come back to it. Please don't stop building, all your work has inspired me to keep going and try to get my ones finished.

Simply amazing- that is one of the coolest inlays I've EVER seen!! This should be one interesting bass once you're finished- nice work!

DUDE! That is one pretty guitar! Nice work! Everything flows together so well, the wood parts were perfectly selected. I've been waiting to see this one finished for a while and I am proud to say I really like it. Great job!

Just so you know, I'm constantly watching your builds and if you didn't do the step by step stuff I wouldn't be as interested. I only post when I have something constructive or helpful to say so I'm more of a background participant. Anyway, your constant building of LPs makes me want to create my own! Only thing I'd have to recommend for you is to get a better camera because your pictures are sometimes a bit dark or a little hard to see.

Looking good! The electronics holes look strangely placed to me but if you like where they are then its good. It'll look great oiled I think.

Could you possibly post pictures of it? I'd love to see what this thing looks like.