Glued neck in. big problems

[Aidan7250]

righto, loosen the truss rod back to straight, did the steel ruler thingo again and its perfectly aligned right down the neck on the bridge, i will put the strings back on and tell you if it works again. and i am adding new photos

[bargeloobs]

Just remember, sitting a straight edge on the frets isn't always a sign of "perfect alignment" either if the frets are not level, hence the reason a notched straight edge is used.

[Aidan7250]

I checked the fret level by putting a straight edge across 3 frets at a time and wiggled it to see if any were not level, their all level.

[Aidan7250]

Pictures. http://imgur.com/a/8QX8S

[Aidan7250]

Haha sorry their out of order.

[pablopepper]

Well, you can't accurately check if the frets are level with a one metre rule. You need a fret rocker like this

or something similar that will only touch three frets at a time.
Second thing is getting the neck perfectly straight ain't going to fix anything instantly (it's not a bad starting point though), you need a small amount of relief (front bow). Setting up a guitar is a series of steps which need to happen in sequence.

Read through Gavin's setup guide and go step by step and you should end up in a satisfactory place.
http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ead.php?t=1782
If not, then come back and let us know.

[stan]

That setup link is a great one Aidan, as Pabs said, go through the process and then see how it goes, good luck

[keloooe]

Can't go wrong with Gav's article!

[Aidan7250]

I already told you i have a metal straight edge i wiggled across 3 frets at a time!!!

[bargeloobs]

Sounds to me like you already know what you're doing and have quite an in depth knowledge in regards to guitar setup. Not quite sure why you're asking for help:P