First Non-Kit Build - Did I miss any parts?

[Vaper]

I'm getting ready to buy all the stuff for my first non-kit build. As far as I can tell, I've got everything I need to purchase in my list. Am I missing anything?

I'm building this guitar to play metal and hard rock, mostly rhythm with the occasional lead here and there. I'm curious to hear opinions on my choices of wood.

Custom Body
Model: Chambered Carved Top Standard LPS
Scale: 25-1/2 inch
Orientation: Right handed
Wood: Flame Maple on Swamp Ash
Rout: Rear Rout
Pickup Rout: Humbucker (Neck), None (Middle), Humbucker (Brdg)
Controls: V-V-T-T-Tog
Bridge: Schaller 456,Angled Pocket
Jack Rout: 3/4" (19.05mm) Side Jack Hole
F-Holes: None
Neck Pocket: Strat® Shape
Mounting Holes: Standard 4 Bolt
Countours: Contoured Heel
Stud Install: Use inserts from bridge on order
Battery Box: Single Battery Box
Top Finish: Black Cherry Burst
Back Finish: Black Gloss

Custom Neck
Style: Warmoth
Construction: Warmoth Pro Angled
Neck Wood: Bubinga
Fingerboard Wood: Bloodwood
Unique Choice: FB480
Orientation: Right Handed
Nut Width: 1 11/16"
Back Shape: Standard thin
Fret Size: SS6115 (Stainless)
Tuner Ream: Sperzel (25/64")
Inlays: Black Sharkfin
Radius: 10-16" Compound
Scale: 25-1/2 in.
Fret #: 22
Mounting Holes: Standard 4 Bolt
Pre-Cut Installed String Nut: GraphTech Black TUSQ XL

Copper Shielding Tape, 2" x 24"
Copper Shielding Tape, 8" x 12"
Neck Plate, Black
Neck Plate Pad, Black
Single Battery Box
Schaller 456, 6 String Stud Mount Bridge, Black
Round Top Knob, Black x 4
LP Toggle Switch, Straight, Black
Short Humbucker Mounting Ring, Black x 2
Metal Humbucker Mounting Ring, Black x 2
Humbucker Height Adjustment Screw, Dozen, Black
Square Side Jack Plate, Black
Seymour Duncan AHB-1 Blackouts Humbucker Set with Metal Covers BLACK CHROME (comes with 4 pots, caps, and jack)
Dunlop Dual-Design Straplok System Black
Sperzel 3+3 Trim-Lok Tuning Machines Black

 

[bob7point7]

I noticed a few things you might want to take a look at.

1. I don't know what style of jack comes with the Blackouts, but the 3/4" jack hole can be a little small for switchcraft jacks and others, requiring filing or grinding to work. The 7/8" hole is easier to work with and the square jack plate covers it just fine.

2. You probably want one tall and one short pickup mounting ring. The bridge pickup will need to be up higher due to the bridge and the angled neck joint.

3. You need to add neck screws. Make sure you get the staggered set (2 long, 2 short) since your LPS will have a contoured heel.

4. You need humbucker mounting ring screws to mount the humbucker rings to the body.

I may have missed something, but these jumped out at me. Good luck!

 

[Vaper]

I know the Blackouts come with a stereo jack, but that's it. I guess it's probably better to go with the 7/8" to be safe as you suggested.

I couldn't tell from reading the descriptions whether I'd need two short mounting rings with the Schaller 456 bridge or a short and tall as you suggested. I guess for $3.50 I can just get an extra short mounting ring just in case the bridge is too low for a tall. I also noticed when looking at the online catalog again that I should be getting the curved mounting rings since I'm getting a carved top LPS. 

I figured I was missing some screws, but wasn't sure if some of the parts came with them or not.

Thanks.