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    Quote Originally Posted by wokkaboy View Post
    wow that's stunning well done Barnesy. Do you need to feed the wiring loom through the neck pocket ? presume there are more switches so probably won't fit through the F hole
    Thanks wokkaboy the neck pocket is the biggest hole so i figured it would be easier than the fholes or the pickup cavities

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    no worries. I'd tape off the surrounds of the neck pocket when you set the neck so no glue touches the lovely glossy finish
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    I'll be waiting to see how you go! The finish looks great!
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    So it all went in alot easier than through the f holes ill test out tomorrowand see if i broke any solders. Not sure about the pick guard think i like it better without

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    Wow! Dress it up and it looks even better! Well done! Fingers crossed on the solder joints... you could plug it in to an amp, and lightly tap the pickups with a screwdriver to check it works.
    1st build - Blue ES-12G ->-Build Diary-<-

    2nd build - Father/Son collaboration MB-1 ->-Build Diary-<-

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    Your guitar so your choice.... but I would say it looks better without the pickguard.... lovely finish, seems a shame to hide some of it

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    Wow looks really nice. Impossible to say re pickguard, I like it either way.

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    I left mine off. Didn't want to hide any of it, but I think it looks good either way
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    Quote Originally Posted by Swanny View Post
    Wow! Dress it up and it looks even better! Well done! Fingers crossed on the solder joints... you could plug it in to an amp, and lightly tap the pickups with a screwdriver to check it works.
    Nope it didn't work pluged in this arvo and buzzing looked in the fholes and ive had the earth wire from the jack to the pot come off bugger

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    From the sounds of it, you may need to check all your joints. The solder should be bonded onto the lug and the wire. Here’s one I prepared earlier...




    Not the neatest, but you can see the solder has completely flowed into the holes and soaked through the wire. Hope that helps?
    1st build - Blue ES-12G ->-Build Diary-<-

    2nd build - Father/Son collaboration MB-1 ->-Build Diary-<-

    3rd build - GR-SF1 ->-Build Diary-<-

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