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They are 5 pin molex 3.0 connectors. There are sellers on the likes of Ebay etc that sell the other half of the compatible sockets for the plugs and kits to add the connectors on to a set of pickups. Another option to cutting them if you can get hold of the compatible Molex parts I would use...

Welcome back Verne.

The thread is not discussing "rolled" fretboard edges, it is talking about the end of the fretboard at the body end which is curved and whether to square it off. From this shape. to this shape.

If you are going to use pickguard mounting you should have no issues doing that. Pickup rout dimensions can be checked here. https://warmoth.com/guitar-pickup-routs

If you are using baseplates for mounting pickups the dimensions of the mounting holes are the same. So you can ignore the pole piece dimension in this case for most humbuckers.

Thanks for posting, which brass threaded inserts did you end up using. It might help someone else out in the future.

On a straight headstock for sure but this has a tiltback neck which already gives enough angle for the strings crossing the nut that the string retainer bar may not be needed. https://unofficialwarmoth.com/threads/tiltback-headstock-floyd-rose-nut-need-a-retainer-bar.34610/

Thanks for the progress updates. Though to make it easier for folks to view use the insert image function or CTL+P so the pics show up in the post rather than as attachments.

In this case, I requested that it was moved. From the title and as nothing was really that PRS like, it seemed like you were after something like what PRS would call a ten top.

Unless you see something in the showcase that you like you would probably want to go for a Unique choice as a random laminate top may not meet expectation. https://warmoth.com/unique-choice-guitar-lam This thread should also be in general discussion, as it is not an actual build. Build threads...

That is easy to do. I assume you have a wiring diagram for the G&L in which case just adapt that diagram as below. Instead of using the switch, you would have a bus type wire across the common terminals of the push pulls and one wire from the last to the volume pot input. This is similar to...

No, the wiring is basically just the pickups running in parallel.

Post your requirements, someone might have a diagram or be able to point you in the direction of one.

@Scab Pickens my heartfelt condolences also to you and your family.

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