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    Note that none of the PBG Teles are drilled for through-body stringing, if that's important to you. You can drill the holes yourself, but ideally you need access to a pillar drill with a large throat, in order to get the body underneath the drill in the right place and for the holes to be nice and straight. I did it on a body by using a drill stand and drilling through to hole in the base of the stand and managed to get everything lining up.

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    Pretty sure the TL51 is string through as thats what i had my eye on before picking up the special on the incorrect custom order.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simon Barden View Post
    Note that none of the PBG Teles are drilled for through-body stringing.
    If the machine head drilling is anything to go by, that is indeed a blessing.

    cheers, Mark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rossc0 View Post
    Pretty sure the TL51 is string through
    You are indeed correct. The TLA-12 is also partly string-through - six strings go through the body, the other six are bridge plate mounted. Some weird stock bridge hardware with that TL-51 kit though. No guarantee that a replacement ashtray bridge would fit the drilled holes though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simon Barden View Post
    Note that none of the PBG Teles are drilled for through-body stringing, if that's important to you. You can drill the holes yourself, but ideally you need access to a pillar drill with a large throat, in order to get the body underneath the drill in the right place and for the holes to be nice and straight. I did it on a body by using a drill stand and drilling through to hole in the base of the stand and managed to get everything lining up.
    It's all good as my father in law has a furniture manufacturing factory (french polisher by trade) so I have access to a lot of equipment if needed but I want to try and do most of it myself.

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