JM-1 The King's 2nd PitBull build

[Dedman]

lookin great!

[king casey]

lookin great!

Thanks Dedman. Means a fair bit comin' from the world champion Pitbull builder

cheers, Mark.

[Dedman]

Thanks but, quantity doesn't always mean quality. Lots of better builders than me here.

[FrankenWashie]

Noice. Very Noice. Clean, smooth and simples.

[Sonic Mountain]

Thanks but, quantity doesn't always mean quality. Lots of better builders than me here.

Yeah but no-one has your style man.

[king casey]

Yeah but no-one has your style man.

Yep, and of course everybody has their perspective

and simples

Reading me like a book.
Like my previous build, I was kind of aiming at something which would come of the Fender production line....
..if they'd be so inclined.
So fairly straight forward and nothing too far out of reach in regards to skill required.

cheers, Mark.

[king casey]

Finished the pointy end



cheers, Mark.

[king casey]

Attached the neck.
I have to say that unlike many examples lately, the pre-drilled neck holes lined up well.


Now precise scale length has been achieved.



cheers, Mark.

[king casey]

I'll probably use the majority of standard JM-1 wiring.
Was going to go with one tone and one volume but may as well use all 3 JM-1's.
You can never have too many knobs (can't remember the quotee).
So I decided I'll have to extend the rout.


cheers, Mark.

[stan]

Wow, lots of work here, this looks great, love the headstock logo