New video: Introducing the "D" neck profile!

[aarontunes]

Check it out! And also....how about that cool new t-shirt? If we offered that for sale, would you buy it?

 

[mayfly]

I like the shirt! Probably would not buy it though unless I lined it up with a neck / body purchase (customs & duty don'tchaknow)

 

[teleme01]

Y'all need to add a front pocket for springs , screws, and other small stuff if you are still in planning. But I will commit to buy a shirt.

 

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

Nice addition.
I've always thought of the Wizard as a Mini-D. This seems to add a touch more heft to it, which I've shaped a few that started out as 59's to resemble eventually.

 

[Spud]

Warmoth is now profiling!!??

 

[aarontunes]

Warmoth is now profiling!!??

Yes.

And trust me....we have a whole dossier on you.

 

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

It's like, "Affirmative Action, for Guitar Necks"....

 

[Don O]

Warmoth is now profiling!!??

Yes, they bought the new Kemper Neck CNC machine. Powered by AI.

 

[Strat Avenger]

Since I don't have hands the size of King Kong's, I'll stick with the Standard Thin C.

 

[Wolfie351]

Wow, look at all those vintage/modern offerings. I see Warmoth is finally reading my letters

 

[PFDarkside]

Since I don't have hands the size of King Kong's, I'll stick with the Standard Thin C.

I used to think that until I got a Fatback. Just awesome for thumb over grip. (I think the shoulders are my issues so this new D shape actually might feel bigger to me than the Fatback)

 

[JacobJames]

That’s some great noodling Aaron! Nothing like that first strum on a new neck.

 

[Spud]

Time to launch the .84 C shape!! C'mon Aaron! Hurry, it's just a lil programing..................

 

[JacobJames]

Time to launch the .84 C shape!! C'mon Aaron! Hurry, it's just a lil programing..................

There are more programs than you’d think with all the different scales and head options. The D’s were no small feat. I chiseled away one neck at a time in between juggling necks on the machines. Happy they are available now.

 

[u.9]

There are more programs than you’d think with all the different scales and head options. The D’s were no small feat. I chiseled away one neck at a time in between juggling necks on the machines. Happy they are available now.

Having trained in CNC, NC, and manual, I can commiserate! It's fun to create the programs but not so fun when ramped/QC'd up to production specs, not to mention factoring in the business side of things. The builder is a good but basic analog to what Warmoth does operationally.

 

[aarontunes]

Time to launch the .84 C shape!! C'mon Aaron! Hurry, it's just a lil programing..................

Just to pile on with what @u.9 and @JacobJames have already said: adding one more neck profile is no small feat.

One new neck profile equates to: 1 new profile x 23 neck models x 9 construction types x 4 nut widths.

 

[Spud]

Just to pile on with what @u.9 and @JacobJames have already said: adding one more neck profile is no small feat.

One new neck profile equates to: 1 new profile x 23 neck models x 9 construction types x 4 nut widths.

I could live with .835 at the first fret if .84 is too much. HURRY!

 

[Spud]

Happy to test prototype for free also.

 

[Spud]

That’s some great noodling Aaron! Nothing like that first strum on a new neck.

Awe, c'mon James it was a labor of love and you are now refreshed and up for more!! YAY!

 

[JacobJames]

Awe, c'mon James it was a labor of love and you are now refreshed and up for more!! YAY!

Spudneck that’s what we’d call it. We’ll need a potato punch brand.

There are many things in motion. Get those GAS pedals ready!