My First Build the GR-1SF

[ShazzRandom]

It's in the body complete working order!! So flipping happy!! Will set the neck once in the New house. But so happy that the wiring is done!

[ShazzRandom]

Good onya ShazzRandom,see, you might just beat me to the finish line, still have some finishing work on the body of my strat build to do.

It might be close! Thinking GOTM May!

[ShazzRandom]

All body hardware (minus bridge and bigsby) is all fixed in place

[tonyw]

Well done, your next build will be much easier....maybe

[stan]

so you should be happy, super nice work Shazz

[robin]

Well done Shazza. It might have taken a little while to complete but that just makes the finished guitar more special. Rock out Kiddo.

[dave.king1]

Very nice work Shazz, now for some sound clips please

[ShazzRandom]

Sorry guys, I only have the hardware in! No neck set in yet. That won't be for a few weeks till after moving cause the guitar will be easier to move in its box then as a full guitar!

[Swanny]

Good job on the wiring, Shazz, though I think that your experience from your first attempt has also helped to speed up your second attempt! Although the pushback cloth saves time stripping the insulation.

I used shielded pushback cloth wire on mine, though I was halfway through the job before I realised it was pushback... never heard of it before! But it made the rest of the job easy, once I worked out how to use it.

[ShazzRandom]

Good job on the wiring, Shazz, though I think that your experience from your first attempt has also helped to speed up your second attempt! Although the pushback cloth saves time stripping the insulation.

I used shielded pushback cloth wire on mine, though I was halfway through the job before I realised it was pushback... never heard of it before! But it made the rest of the job easy, once I worked out how to use it.

Gee I struggled to strip the end of the earthing wire let alone half a job! It is seriously amazing stuff! So much time saved.
I'm just stoked that it worked second time round