custom neck shipping - lead time?

[SalsaNChips]

When I ordered my custom Tele neck a few weeks ago, they told me 8 to 10 weeks lead time to get it made and shipped. No problem, but I wanted to check and see what people are seeing lately with regards to shipping a custom neck. If it ships early, I want to make sure I have aquired all the misc. hardware I need for the build first. Also wanted to see if you got an email when your order shipped with a tracking number. Thanks for any info

 

[AutoBat]

That's pretty much it.  If it's unfinished it'll likely be sooner, if it's got a finish it'll take the full time.  Extra custom options can vary the waiting time like binding.
UPS Quantum View email fires off when there is a tracking number.

 

[Patrick from Davis]

Maybe Doug or Marko or... will chime in on how long it takes to get from Washington to Texas.  Usually you get the Quantum View email, and then it is a matter of days.  Be sure your account at the Warmoth site has the proper email account that you check and receive your emails with.  Otherwise you just end up with a package at the door and you have a pleasant surprise.  I doubt that happens too often with the way we all like to use computers these days, but it is always good to check.
Patrick

 

[DangerousR6]

I think it took like 5 days to get mine after it shipped.. :icon_biggrin:

 

[Super Turbo Deluxe Custom]

Same here, also in the R6, Luke and Marko neck of the woods.  5 days, shipped on Monday, arrives on Friday.

However, I have had stuff ship w/out the Quantum View email.  As I understand it, that's a UPS courtesy, and nothing to do with Warmoth.

 

[Patrick from Davis]

Same here, also in the R6, Luke and Marko neck of the woods.  5 days, shipped on Monday, arrives on Friday.

However, I have had stuff ship w/out the Quantum View email.  As I understand it, that's a UPS courtesy, and nothing to do with Warmoth.

I believe it, but having the right email is sort of a requirement as well.  And while you are waiting and pacing and tapping your finger and so on, it gives you one more thing to do obsessively.
Patrick