krizalid

there you go... Drak has spoken...

If I'm not mistaken, there's a thread about spalted maple on doubleneck strat. Again, if i'm not mistaken, Drak is really the person you have to talk to.

It's not cruel... It's called as taking the advantage to the max... Congratulation BeAr!

A template is good enough but what you need is a good ruler, a straight side for the L ruler to guide you to mark the fret lines, you're good to go. There's a fret calculator in the main page of PG, under references, in the unique reference site. Try it ok? Welcome to the forum.

Nice start man... Can't wait to see the next progress.

Keep up the good work!

Two words my man... VEEERRRRRYYYY NIIICCCEEEE!!!!!!!!! The shine, the curve, the look,.... breathless.... Congratulations on a job well done!

Eventhough the switching does make me a little bit dizzy, it's a very nice guitar nonetheless. Is there any sample sounds from the guitar?

any progress on the double-neck yet?

Congratz Kevan! An inventor, a guitarist, a moderator... do I left anything else?

Any progress yet?

Nice work as usual Hyunsu! Keep 'em coming!

A lot of effort with a lot of work... keep it up man!

I'm so sorry if I kind of hijacked the thread but I just want to know whether, is it possible if I make my fingerboard from hard acrylic and un-radiused? I got some acrylic for free and I thought, this would be a unique feature on my guitar.

Wow, I've thought before to make my own bridge for my custom guitar but to actually make your own Floyd Rose trem? I can't wait to see the progress.

Hai, even though I'm not always here in PG as I've got to handle my studies first, then guitar building, I'm agree to whatever that anyone had said before me. Project Guitar forum is the best forum related to guitar building I've ever encountered so far.

Very nice work! Congratulations for a job well done.... Now, I must ask your permission to use your idea on the jigsaw puzzle looks... Can i use it?

If i had a fender type neck, and i want to use it with a T.O.M. , do i need to add a shim on the neck? or recess where the bridge is? or is there any much more advisable ideas?

awesome selection of wood that you have there man... can't wait to see it become a guitar! by the way, what kind of guitar are you planning to build?

cool, can you give me any example diagram of the said wiring?

i'm sorry, guess i forgot to put the pickup type. well, for the neck, it will be seymour duncan humbucker ( not sure what kind though ), lace sensor single coil for the middle, dimarzio dimebucker. ( the duncan and dimebucker are given to me by a friend, unknown of its real worth )

i'm trying to get the the gibson style switching, because i i like slash style of playing, and i also want to get that single coil sound like fenders.

can anyone help?

any suggestions or ideas are welcome. my drawing is just a beginning phase of multi-complex wiring.

sorry for the big picture. i forgot to edit it before i posted it. sorry again.

hai all, this pickup configuration came into idea when i realized that i do like both fender and gibson, so, i want to achieve both type of pickup configuration. well, at least.

can anyone help me about this type of wiring?

do i need any special switches to make this?

is it do-able and practical?

just a question. these are the fret distance and from what i can see, it has the 0.5, 0.9. etc... can i make the numbers all even? say, 36.5 to 37, 70.9 to 71. can it be done?

Fret Dist from Nut

1 36.5

2 70.9

3 103.4

4 134.1

5 163.1

6 190.4

7 216.2

8 240.5

9 263.5

10 285.2

11 305.7

12 325.0

this ghost flames really enchanting, isn't it?

anyone knows how to do it?

or is it stricly for professional airbrushing?