Recent content by bonnerik

ok thanks all for the replies, gonna see what i can do about it.

ok thanks for all the replies. anyone know which measurements the pocket/neck heel are supposed to be ? i want to measure them with a caliper. thanks

ok! would love to get a few more peoples opinions as to what is the norm here, is a cad machine just not that precise ?

thats not the case with my latest build. i have a danish oiled warmoth neck that fits very snug on an alder warmoth body that i have, u can lift it around without screwing it together, this isnt the case with this one.

do you have to kind of squeeze them together ? because theres definetely wiggleroom on mine.

how tight of a fit are warmoth strat bodies and unfinished strat necks supposed to fit ? my latest project seem to have some wiggle room, the first few days the neck was bolted on the neck was actually not lined up. it took me some time to actually notice how the low e was alot closer to the...

i've never been medicated, might start though. i just cant live with the knowledge about it. its quite tough as is with the angled trem claw and floyd.

so far i havent requested anything at all. i just emailed him a few pictures and they offered to take the body in for inspection, which i did not say no to. i said that i will wait and see if its causing me tuning problems ( so far the low e string goes out of tune only, but im gonna change...

i have ocd, and i would never be able to deal with a dowel lol

i emailed them. they wanted to dowel and redrill. i dont want a doweled guitar.

so on my new strat body with recessed floyd i discovered that my trem claw is at an angle. one side of the trem claw is 1,5 mm closer to the bottom of the trem rout than the other side. also, my floyd treble side is 1 mm closer to the nut than the bass side. is this acceptable or should they...

thats pretty much what i have, the screws probably stick out 8 mm or something on the other side of the stopper, so i dont know if i should cut 2 mm off.

that was my plan at first, but my tremolo claw holes are drilled up so high the thumb screw would stick out far too much :/

its a stainless steel trem stop that i bought off of ebay, which looks real nice. i just dont want to drill through the body, i have tried taking some measurements and ended uo with about 8 mm of wood inbetween the cavities. i wonder if anyone else has put a trem stop on a warmoth body, or if...

i acquired a tremolo stopper, and i wonder how much space there is between the humbucker bridge cavity and the spring cavity ? how far can i drill in the screws without them popping up in the humbucker cavity  ? what i have is a standard warmoth strat body with recessed floyd! thanks