Rgand said:I wonder if you could get some white screws for that pickguard? I did a quick search but didn't find any but I was only looking for pickguard screws.
Just IMHO, but to me, the black screws command too much attention. Chrome screws would do more to bring the eye to the center line where you follow the the dark tone of the neck, through the pups, bridge, and trem. I just think it would be more dramatic. Then all the chrome parts would sort of blend into the pearl guard, accentuating the blacks.stratamania said:...I personally would go back to the chrome screws....
BroccoliRob said:hey, lookin killer and on fleek, etc., but what does the tape do when you put it over the holes you're drilling?
BigSteve22 said:Just IMHO, but to me, the black screws command too much attention. Chrome screws would do more to bring the eye to the center line where you follow the the dark tone of the neck, through the pups, bridge, and trem. I just think it would be more dramatic. Then all the chrome parts would sort of blend into the pearl guard, accentuating the blacks.
stratamania said:Looks very good. I personally would go back to the chrome screws. Even the Mastery bridge has chrome screws.
Just as a question as I am not so into offset guitars (though I have one in mind) it seems often that parts don't seem to fit easily. Is this due to using different parts to what Warmoth sells or is it just that things are less standard than you might find on a Tele or a Strat?
molul said:Love that color! It made me want to see a transparent turquoise satin finish even more (I almost ordered my latest guitar body with that finish, but ended up with transparent red ^_^U maybe next time).
Rgand said:That's a pretty cool switch. I can see some uses for one like that. Can you bond those nuts on with JB Weld or maybe use brass nuts and solder them on? That way you would not have to fiddle with it when you install it.
Yeah, you're right. It's not something you pull off and re-install periodically. :doh:-VB- said:Rgand said:That's a pretty cool switch. I can see some uses for one like that. Can you bond those nuts on with JB Weld or maybe use brass nuts and solder them on? That way you would not have to fiddle with it when you install it.
I'm sure that could be done, but it really wasn't bad. Even with the two washers stacked between the switch frame and the pick guard to "lower" it. Shorty 1/4" wrench on one side, screwdriver on the other. Now if it comes loose later and I have to pull the neck and pick guard off to snug it back up, then I may find myself cursing it....
stratamania said:You could always put some kind of thread lock such as loctite or similar on it.