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Way Back in 2010 I did a 2 P90 tele. used a hardtail bridge and did a rear route It is still to this day my main Axe. Like a Tele on steroids. There is a thread on that guitar, Barn Door Tele, may be buried and I think the links to the pics might not work. But it got guitar of the month...

I think it looks fantastic just as it is.

I just keep thinking about taking that body and dong a blues guitar

learn to use tools I mean how are you going to mark and start holes for drilling so the bit does not wander learn to tape so you do not mar the finish learn patience I wish someone had told me those 3 things I messed up a lot the first time around

Love that black Strat

I like the color combo. want to see it finished

Still Building, Still playing, still alive

I have to agree this one looks better on the body, the first one looks like it needs to be on a JazzBox Build is looking real good

Pricing a Parts Caster Lets see, buying premium Warmoth wood, Buying the best of parts retail because you want the best, Having Lollar hand wind my pickups because that is what I want, Spending several weeks over a finish like BarnDoor or a week doing a layered burst pattern with inlaid decals...

Love it I had a HM Tele in the 80s, it was built in Japan and had a licensed by Floyd Rose bridge, 2 humbuckerrs. One of the best Teles I ever owned. Fender had a nice line of guitars coming out of Japan back then and they got no respect even though they were built rock solid and probably...

best necks I ever got are one piece goncalo alves. after years of playing the 2 teles I put them on they just get better. No finish required so they never get sticky onstage. and they have a great tone. Just my 2 cents

really is looking nice

:headbang:too funny

I like that

I could use a conversion neck for a coming build

really nice build love the art work

Danny could rock, that is for sure

I have seen BB many times over the years, last couple of times he was sitting down during the show, even with his disabilities the man was a stellar musician and one of the best entertainers I have ever seen. He would capture your atention and hold you in his hand as he told stories and joked...

seen a lot of businesses get dependent on stuff like that.