kolanski

I'm so very sorry for such an old bump but the board wouldn't let me message you so this is my only choice. ANYWAY... I was just wondering if there were any of these blanks available still? thanks for your time!

hmm not a guitar but... that looks great. The legs going above the top are probably the best feature as it breaks the conventions of "normal" furniture.

I guess I'm just confused... If he was using a CNC machine why bother making a template?

I believe this makes three times that he has mentioned stealing your guitar.

I've only been here since November and I know that I've heard that at least 10 times!

By hand drill do you mean manual drill or the battery/wall powered ones? But... This thing looks sick and I normally don't like em. One more question: Did you get the trans trem to set up correctly and if so how do you like it?

yeah i hear ya. I need to invest in some new router bits before I start my summer project... I did all the routing on my project with (don't laugh) a dove tail bit

Don't worry too much about the neck... still beats the pants of my poor excuse for a neck pocket haha

Thats an interesting pickup configuration (at least to me ha). Does that have any sound benefits to it?

My vote goes to walnut and black pickguard. I love the neck wood colors too the maple and padauk look great together

Wow that is really stripey mahogany. Both guitars look great tho nice job

Wow that's a nice finish. Whats the body on the left made of?

wow that is going to be one fine guitar. I just started to build a Tele as my first build, although the only real telecaster aspect will be the body as i am doing TOM string thru bridge 3X3 headstock dual humbuckers......But enough about me I cant wait to see this done and I am very happy you went the no pickguard route, that maple is nice. Well good luck to ya hope she plays as well as she looks

yea i kno. I had to make a guitar one year for school and i chose a lexan flying v acoustic. thing cost a whole lot and didnt even work ha

Yeah Chardon is on the east side of Cleveland. Its about a 2 hr drive but hey the way you describe it the drive sounds like it'd be worth every penny.