I think that I built a guitar that not many people would build-at least the way I built it. Imagine a four cm thick chestnut. Then bandsaw it to a shape like the Jackson Kelly, but rounder and smaller and double cutaway. Next take a chisel and hollow the thing out leaving the top. Afterwards open a curved double lightsabre shaped soundhole withe the same chisel.
Cut a 5mm backplate from chestnut again. Break it. Then make ona again. Oversand the edges. Do it once again.
Then cut a neck from the same wood. Buy a preslotted fingerboard. Stick the neck so that the glue messes up the neck angle you tried so hard to give.
Install the hardware: tuneomatic bridge, ONE dimarzio FRED Humbucker, a mini switch, 500K voulme & tone and so on.
Result:
The action is nearly half a cm. The intonation is ok. The tone is aggressive and dirty. Not much highs. But what I like is that I dont have to plug it in, I can play it like an acoustic If I strum hard enough. It is extremely lightweight, perfect for performing if the tone was better. Too little sustain and the neck isnt very stable I can say. There is also a lot of hum???