Hunter

Haha, man, that looks really good. Now if only I had money to buy one.

It looks like it was dyed black, sanded back, dyed dark brown, sanded back again, and then dyed amber, to me, of course.

*Watches*

I could use that for my project, y'know.

I'd say go for the rods and whatnot. Like Skibum said, better safe than sorry.

Also, 3/4" is the thickness Warmoth's blanks are, so it should work.

Mattia, ALL THE WAY.

Such a beautiful instrument. It makes me smile.

I'm not too fond of pointy guitars to begin with, but the bottom-back portion looks way too small.

Do the PRS Santana thing, and go with multi-ply binding!

As far as I know, you can buy a slightly modified version for just about every tremolo made.

Hmm, you could cut that chunk out, and glue a new piece of wood in there, then recut it.

That's why you gotta be careful! :X

It's lines, so he has some sort of idea where to put his fingers...

Yeah, that's why it shines so, most likely.

I think you should let it rub through easy. I love the look of a worn maple fretboard, it looks so cool.

I think that looks alot better Matt. It flows better, like you said.

Wow, that's gotta be, hands down, the most beautiful guitar I've ever seen (I love natural finishes) though I prefer a wider flame, but that is beautiful.

If you use a 24 3/4" scale, you NEED to use the Les Paul placement, or it will not be intonatable, unless you can move the saddles a quarter inch or so.

Look at pictures, and sketch it out on a large peice of paper as close to scale as you can get it, and then refine it until you get it exactly like you want it.

P-90s are singlecoils, however, they are not the same size as humbuckers (The REAL ones are, they makes ones that are humbucker sized)

You could finish it, like a maple fretboard, and it would probably hold up well enough... I'm probably wrong though.

You might contemplate shrinking that down ALOT?

Make a guitar out of the Pine AND the Mahogany. ^__^ Then you'd have two custom-made guitars.

There's a 12-string epiphone neck up for auction, why not just buy that and make your own?

That's what you're here for, right?

My big issue with 12 strings is that they're a bitch to tune....do they make 12-string locking tuner sets?

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Eh, 6 inline for a righty neck, and 6 inline for a left neck.

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-IBANEZ-SA420X-DR-E...1QQcmdZViewItem

There's one on Ebay...

Should have gotten Black Frets, somehow. And then used Black Hardware. THEN it would be the blackest guitar I've ever seen.

Show us the design so we can critique it!

Build one, I say! It's not as hard as it sounds, it just takes some work.