New Baritone parts

[Kuro Uma]

Got some walnut/koa today when I got home today.

Also some wenge/canary

And they look good together

 

[DangerousR6]

Wow, that is incredible... :headbang1:

 

[bbl4ck]

That is some fine lookin'  :glasses9: lumber ya got there  :headbang1:
I will be watching this closely, so be sure to keep the pics a rollin'
:kewlpics: :rock-on:

 

[bagman67]

 

[TroubledTreble]

Yowsa! That is some nice stuff. I really like the neck!

Say, before you carve up the headstock, would you mind posting the dimensions of the paddle head please? Length from nut and width at the end would be perfect. Thanks!

Will you be adding control holes or is that an all in one hole?

 

[Kuro Uma]

Yowsa! That is some nice stuff. I really like the neck!

Say, before you carve up the headstock, would you mind posting the dimensions of the paddle head please? Length from nut and width at the end would be perfect. Thanks!

Will you be adding control holes or is that an all in one hole?

Sure, the head is 8-3/4 from the nut to the end. It's about 4-1/4 wide at the end and 4-1/8 closest to the to the nut.

As for the control, it will be one push/push 500k pot. In the down position it will be full bridge humbucker. In the up position it will be humbucker slug coil and the single in humbucking. The single coil is RWRP. I more than often just use these 2 pickup configs. On most of my guitars with reverse neck magnets and dual humbuckers I wind up using only those 2 positions and have 3 positions i just skip over. So I figured (pun intended) I'd keep it simple and why cover up any more wood than I have to?

 

[Great Ape]

Oh, my, ain't you gonna have some fun with THIS one!! Killer Koa!!

 

[TroubledTreble]

Thanks for the dims.  :icon_thumright:

What is the headstock plan? Which profile is the neck back?

 

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

I see a GOTM in your future!!!