Would pre-drilled mounting holes on humbucker routs be valuable to you?

[Rick]

I suppose only if it can be more accurate than what i can do with my eyeballs. I sorta like doing it myself.

Not warmoth, but ive bought necks that had the tuning peg holes off kilter. A real downer. That's why i only get warmoth necks.

All depends on accuracy. Tentative yes based on some r and d. I think there might be a demand for this for newbies. Probably a good idea to start with strat jacks and see what happens.

 

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

I could only vote yes if the builder had conditional logic built in to add the rings to the order with the choices of Black, chrome or Gold selectable by the user, along with the disclaimer that if they choose to use rings un-purchased by Warmoth, that Warmoth is not responsible for any related discrepancy.

I would only otherwise vote yes if this were an option rather than a default. Trying to think like Ken would and prevent returns.

 

[FranzKappa]

Takes me lot of time and fine measuring when drilling the pickup mounting holes perfectly, I think it's a good thing and I would use it!

 

[stratamania]

As an option to have them or an option not to have them I can imagine would be valuable to many.

 

[simonsaysaudio]

Predrilled holes as an option would be very valuable to me. J bass pickup holes, P bass pickup holes - holes in wimpy guitars ...
Definitely something I would gladly pay for.
Warmoth offers predrilling for bridges, which I think is a brilliant idea.