Recent content by ElectricPoo

Man, I'm sorry to hear about all that. That's a lot to go through, but sounds like you did everything you could which hopefully you view as highly honorable and one of the biggest tasks you'll ever face in life completed at the highest level. You get it. Its just a lot. It's a lot and it's...

Just called. Nope. Because A) They don't sell enough 24 fret extensions to justify the cost of making the jigs/tools for the Gibson scale necks and B) It pushes the neck pickup too far towards the bridge (which I wouldn't mind, but that doesn't matter) Musikrafts site doesn't give me the option...

Brother..... you have no idea. I don't sleep. My schnauzer is 16.5, active and happy, but has a baseball sized tumor on her butthole. We have to mix pumpkin and miralax in her food twice a day to make sure she has the runs, or else she'll get a blockage and it's all over. She can't eat the other...

I already mentioned that multiple times.

There is no combination of things I can select that show me 24 frets for Gibson conversion scale.

Like what? I don't see how anything I'm selecting would disqualify me for 24 frets. Are you sure you're doing Gibson conversion scale?

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I have not seen a 24 fret extension on an Hombre, Warmoth, or Vortex neck and have tried all 3 in the builder. If just does not show up for me. Where it says "Number of frets" it only says 22 as an option. No extra dropdown for 24 fret on the neck, but on the body there definitely is. If I could...

Weren't the blanks not routed for trem yet? Maybe the extra wood they hogged out explains that? If so thats really good info for building a super lightweight guitar. You can compare a lightweight trem to the weight of the wood its taking the place of.

3.18lbs correct? I eyed those puppies for awhile.

I had a Jackson JS32 Dinky, and when I left the cover off to adjust the trem and tried playing it, my fat-ness and clothes would slightly rub on the springs and you'd hear it through the amp. If I had killer abs I might give it a shot but otherwise, nah playa.

Hi folks! First post..... I really love the idea of building a Warmoth. I built my first guitar that I learned to play on because it was something I wanted to do and had a couple others. I say had because it's been a wild year. Father in law passed away on Monday April 22nd, then when my wife...