pickleweaseler

Brian had some Saga LP kits. Ask him.

I only see a picture of one. Are we supposed to compare a soundclip to a picture?

There isn't any specific brand that feels better to you in general? I really like the 60s slim-taper neck found on many gibsons.

Maybe it's a bit late, but the Vee-Wee at musiciansfriend.com is pretty cool.

I thought Drak said once that he never sells the guitars he builds. If that's true, must have a buttload of guitars.

You could make a wooden bridge. I'm making a cocobolo bridge for my Les Paul right now. I just need to wait till I break a string to put the bridge on.

If you put speedholes in your car it goes faster.

I thought that acrylic and plexiglass were the same thing. Perhaps I was mistaken.

Lack of a headstock would make it difficult to put on the wall hangers that most stores have and may make it slightly more difficult to fit the guitars in readily available cases without sliding around.

A 10 piece inlay set for Les Paul (#0972) is $43.79 You could buy a couple of ounces of MOP for about $30 from Stewmac

BigD Do you still have that leopardwood top? I was going to get some for a project this weekend. PM me the dimensions and price if you still have it. PS I am in a suburb of chicago.

"Make Your Own Electric Guitar" by Hiscock has instructions for the vintage Fender® style neck.

I have acess to a color laser printer that is capable of printing full size guitar plans. It's pretty ass kicking.

The ABR-1 has a saddle retaining spring that always rattles, and it is weaker than the newer TOM bridges making it more prone to de-radiusing. I'm replacing the ABR-1 on my Les Paul with a cocobolo bridge I made because the ABR-1 has de-radiused and rattles.

Maybe everyone is telling you that you are wrong because you are.