Recent content by Thomas3D

Looks like a Warmoth to me, see the side adjust on what looks like a jazzmaster From this page btw

Awesome, love you choices for this build,. that is pretty much the exact guitar i want to build next.

Delexe 5 New 51 Slab Swamp Ash with Maple Tele Neck. Finished with Teak Oil and a Poly Wipe On When I set out to buy a 5 string bass i pondered making a through neck from a Carvin blank. I wanted to make sure the low b was tight, and had read that a through neck would help with that but a bolt...

I do recommend practicing on scraps, In my experience,  it'd be best to practice on the same wood as the body that your actual going to be modifying if possible. The router will 'feel' different ie cut quicker or slower depending the hardness of the wood.

http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Taylor-XXX9V-9String-Grand-Symphony-35th-Anniversary-AcousticElectric-Guitar?sku=583315 But as an electric.. would be cool. If you bought a baritone (or regular scale) paddle neck, you could take use a hardtail bridge and substitute a single saddle...

More pics on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomas3d/sets/72157625773429552/

Its Black and it has double the strings and a set of "double" p90s so "Double Black"  The neck is a modified Warmoth, it was a 70s style SmurfHat headstock that I rounded over. I made the body out of three pieces of alder.  Jack Plate and Control plate attached by machine screws into threaded...

Bump, some new updates, getting close to being finished... http://tpguitars.weebly.com

I dont think they are fender spec, atleast not all of them, I have a 24 fret eden neck on another build and  the heel comes all they was up to almost the 24th fret.

Thanks!, Heres another update! Eden neck with star inlays. http://tpguitars.weebly.com/

http://tpguitars.weebly.com/ Cut headstock, painted body, mounted some hardware up for a test play

Here is my Reggae entry.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bj7kjIk6N9k

dunno if this helps, but this is my scratch build p-bass body walnut with a maple stripe, I also used teak oil before putting on wipe-on polyurethane

picking up steam, thanks for the votes!

Here is my OWNER FINISHED telecaster. Mahagony core with quilt/wild maple top chambered body with single f-hole belly and forearm contours finished with green dye and matte gloss back painted black unfinished Rosewood/Madacascar ebony neck with gold frets All gold hardware...