Pacific Northwest Strat Woodburn Complete

[Great Ape]

Lightly flamed maple top on chambered swamp ash
Trans-Tint dyes on woodburn
Black korina neck w/ebony fngrbrd, stndrd thin contour
MOP dot inlay, 6150 frets, black Tusq nut, Gotoh vintage tuners
Gotoh narrow-spaced bridge
Duncan Custom 5 Trembucker p-up
Finished w/3 coats of Tru-oil

 

[greywolf]

WOW !!!  BEAUTIFUL work!!

 

[SustainerPlayer]

Incredible!  :headbang1:

 

[mwbjr13]

 

[bagman67]

Very nice.  Bagman approves!

 

[AutoBat]

any rear shots?  that's a great headstock stripe in the BK

 

[Great Ape]

Sorry, forgot the back...

 

[Updown]

Very very cleaver and very nice indeed  :headbang:
Great work !!

I know you used true oil, but how do you do those different colours ?  :icon_scratch:
As you can see ...... I got no idea  :toothy11:

Those feet look    effing great.

:icon_scratch: maybe do the trem cavity next time  :dontknow:

 

[Dumberz]

Your axe looks fantastic - beautiful and unique. 

I'm currently building my first Warmoth strat - can you tell me where you got the gold knobs from?  They finish it off perfectly.

Cheers

Dumberz

 

[Cagey]

Those knobs are as common as dirt, at least here. There, it's tough to say, although I think you can get stuff from Thomann easily enough. They're call "Gold Top Hat Knobs" if you want to search for a supplier. Here, I'd probably go to Guitar Parts Resource to get them. In the UK, I'd probably look here first.

 

[Xplorervoodoo]

...words....  They should've sent a poet... 

 

[anorakDan]

So. Very. Cool! :cool01:

 

[leo12.]

That is a BEAUT great detail. :icon_thumright: