Warmoth project done!

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That is the neck I've been looking for. No inlays, dots on side, nice grain, big ass frets, looks really tight.

FYI: You have one mistake, you date is backwards :banana: (Fricken Euro's):laugh2:
 
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Top Jimmy said:
That is the neck I've been looking for. No inlays, dots on side, nice grain, big ass frets, looks really tight.
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+1

I love the plain fretboard with the dots on the side, the deep grain, and the big frets. The airbrush work, finish and etching are just fabulous. A simple yet beautiful work of art. That's sure to inspire you to make amazing music, bro. Congrats!

- Keith
 
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now that is what i call i nice custom guitar!!!!!! love the airbrush work, the flame maple neck looks great!!!!
 
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looks great!! If you have the capability to put the "sg/69" thingy logo on the 12th fret on the fretboard on the ones you are making that would be really cool.

I prefer Hipshot trems myself. But I'm sure the hardtail is great for staying in tune and such. I also like roller nuts over others.
 
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Justice4all said:
Thanks all, Erik, yeah was hoping for some imput from XSSIVE as i value his thoughts.... as i do his work on his clones, way cool.

It plays better than i though it would to be honest, the action is amazing, low, flat and no buzz... SS frets are my new love..... i'll never go back!

Upside down?..... i have the logos on both pups going the same way, reading from the bottom righthandside going up. Just the way i like it.
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I've been using SS frets for about 3 years now and would rather be shot than go back! :banana:

Can't believe more people haven't caught on and that regular companies have been forced to use them to keep up with demand...John Suhr & Tom Anderson it seems are the only semi-mainstream companies that seem to actually care about their customers :usa1:

BTW, I'd skip the Warmoth necks and give Tommy a call at USACG - Superior stuff in EVERY way.
 
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I've got to show this to my son. I love watching his jaw drop.
Beautiful work.
 
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might be a bit too late, but what neck back contour did you choose, and how did you ask warmoth to rout for a hipshot hardtail?
 
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wow!very cool!I would like to have one like that ,but with 24 frets!And 6100 ss fretwire!Cheers man!Great job!
 
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Gary Ladd said:
Gonna be VERY hit or miss on the Walnut...I'd suggest thinking about good ol' Mahogany or maybe some Korina ;)
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Yes this may be true... just have to find a decent source for mahogany in New Zealand.... i will be trying a few different types and see how i go though.
 
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hwiho2002 said:
might be a bit too late, but what neck back contour did you choose, and how did you ask warmoth to rout for a hipshot hardtail?
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Hey man, i just got their standard "C" shape neck back, and im liking it!
I did the bridge placement and holes. No "routing" as the strings go thru the body, so all it needs is 6 string holes and 3 bridge mounting screw holes.
Easy once you know how, or take it to your local luthier, take him all of about 20 mins to do.
 
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justice4all.. could you please tell me the spacing between the neck bolt-on screws?.. I'm jonesing for a warmoth body for a knock-off strat neck I have so I'm wondering if the measurements coincide.. also, from your experience with warmoth are they good on returns?... that guitar is amazing btw, I can't even think of a cool logo name let alone make an awesome design for it.. it's catchy!
 
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my god that is beautiful!!! You wanna build me one???

the most picture perfect neck i think I've ever seen!!!
 
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