Scratch body experiments

[GregLane]

Great work Mark. I am looking forward to the demo.
Did you use the shim?
I am about a week behind you. Start final assembly tomorrow.
Greg

[Bakersdozen]

Great work Mark. I am looking forward to the demo.
Did you use the shim?
I am about a week behind you. Start final assembly tomorrow.
Greg

Yep, had to shim the DC. Worked out great, thanks. Looking forward to your progress mate.

[Bakersdozen]

Just when I thought it had the jump on this Flying V Junior idea, Leo Scala comes out a few days ago on his collab with Gibson. Dang..oh well may as well show my progress to y'all

[McCreed]

What timber you got there?

Nice tidy work (as usual!). Too bad I'm just not a V-man...

[Bakersdozen]

What timber you got there?

Nice tidy work (as usual!). Too bad I'm just not a V-man...

Thanks MC, it's Tas Oak A traditional shaped V has been on my list for a looong time

[McCreed]

Is that a PBG neck?

[Bakersdozen]

Is that a PBG neck?

Negatory - it's a generic import, so again there was some macgyvering to do on the heel. Next build I'm deffo attempting a scratch neck (bolt on)

[McCreed]

Negatory - it's a generic import, so again there was some macgyvering to do on the heel. Next build I'm deffo attempting a scratch neck (bolt on)

Is it from Haze?

[Bakersdozen]

Is it from Haze?

Kmise I think

[FrankenWashie]

Negatory - it's a generic import, so again there was some macgyvering to do on the heel. Next build I'm deffo attempting a scratch neck (bolt on)

It's a rewarding, if somewhat frustrating, exercise. My first 2 weren't much chop, but they were good learning exercises.

A basic F style bolt on neck, whether T or S flavoured, is always a good start. Or you can dive in the deep end and go multi laminate +veneers I or G style Scarf joint nightmare; those are always fun