DMS-1 - mustang/duo-sonic short scale

[OliSam]

Oh yeah. Im ok with that.
1 coat of tru oil



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[colin2121]

Looking good.

[OliSam]

Stuck in the copper tape tonight and ..........After about 10 costs of tru oil i have this......




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[OliSam]

Going to look at wiring and bridge alignment next.
I love this part cos it starts to look like a proper guitar!!!!!


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[Simon Barden]

Neat copper work, but you haven't run any over the top to make contact with the copper going under the pickguard. Will you be running a dedicated ground wire for the cavity copper foil as an alternative? I can see a small amount of copper at the edged of some of the routs but you really want a decent contact area, and ideally run at least one area of copper underneath a pickguard screw hole so there is good positive pressure holding the copper together. It doesn't look as neat, but it's all about the practical aspects and you won't see it when assembled.

[colin2121]

Stuck in the copper tape tonight and ..........After about 10 costs of tru oil i have this......




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Nice!!!!!!

[FrankenWashie]

Looking Schmick Oli, I like the streamlining of the neck plate by recessing it into the guitar body.

[Jomasgaard]

Looking real good! I was somclose tompulling the pin on that last one. Have to wait till the next shipment I guess,

[king casey]

It's coming along nicely Oli.

Looking real good! I was somclose tompulling the pin on that last one. Have to wait till the next shipment I guess,

Hehe...It was that or the ES-5V on the 'specials' page.

The cheaper option won the day.

cheers, Mark.

[OliSam]

Neat copper work, but you haven't run any over the top to make contact with the copper going under the pickguard. Will you be running a dedicated ground wire for the cavity copper foil as an alternative? I can see a small amount of copper at the edged of some of the routs but you really want a decent contact area, and ideally run at least one area of copper underneath a pickguard screw hole so there is good positive pressure holding the copper together. It doesn't look as neat, but it's all about the practical aspects and you won't see it when assembled.

Hi Simon. I ran out of copper So i didnt do the pickguard!
It will be an “upgrade” after a few months of playing it stock standard for a while.


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