Travelling guitar.

Yes I am. That’s the ‘nose’ hole between the eyes.

I take it that's the 'proof of concept' test piece currently fitted?

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Originally Posted by DarkMark

Terrible weather today so it was the perfect reason to work on this. Off with the head and replace with the first piece of IKEA. I feel as if Igor would approve.

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Exthellent work Thir, thuch thterling work. Why you can barely thee the thtitcthes! Kudoth!

I get the headless concept with the string "ferrules" and truss rod access, but I'll be buggered if I can picture now all the pieces fit together. :confused:

Damn you and your drip-feeding!!!

No, that’s it, Simon. I never said this would be pretty. I’m aiming for resilience in knock around conditions.

It will be a somewhat standard looking travel guitar, McCreed. Only not as pretty.

Edit: I might put a cap over it to reduce ‘catch points’.

I was just thinking that the string holes could be a bit more aligned with the nut and evenly spaced.

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Originally Posted by McCreed

I get the headless concept with the string "ferrules" and truss rod access, but I'll be buggered if I can picture now all the pieces fit together. :confused:

Damn you and your drip-feeding!!!

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I’m guessing it’s similar to this....
http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/LbU...SW-1200-80.jpg

Missing link, or image Fretworn?

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Missing link, or image Fretworn?

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I see the image just fine.

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Originally Posted by Fretworn

I’m guessing it’s similar to this....
http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/LbU...SW-1200-80.jpg

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Yes, except with a neck humbucker (of course). I’ve brought a soldering station and will copy my wiring diagram for my ES-3 as I will give it a volume and a tone pot. If it works I might even finish that ES-3 one day. Cavities to cut, learn how to solder and learn how to read a wiring diagram.