Here's a dumb question from a rookie...
I'm getting ready to install the string ferrules on the back of my hard-tail Warmoth body. I am using traditional ferrules from Callaham (the ones with the lip on them). They fit the standard hole that Warmoth provided in the back of the guitar, but I am wondering if I need to countersing the holes so that the lip of the ferrule fits flush with the body? Or, are these designed so that the lip sits slightly above the body? Oh yes, I should mention that this is a strat build. My Tele's are all flush, but I have never seen a hard-tail strat and am not familiar with this ferrule with a "lip". Thanks for the help!!
I'm getting ready to install the string ferrules on the back of my hard-tail Warmoth body. I am using traditional ferrules from Callaham (the ones with the lip on them). They fit the standard hole that Warmoth provided in the back of the guitar, but I am wondering if I need to countersing the holes so that the lip of the ferrule fits flush with the body? Or, are these designed so that the lip sits slightly above the body? Oh yes, I should mention that this is a strat build. My Tele's are all flush, but I have never seen a hard-tail strat and am not familiar with this ferrule with a "lip". Thanks for the help!!