Hi Guys
Hey Steve - 1mm is nothing between friends...
Seriously I don't think it's a problem you should have more than 1mm intonation adjustment.
just to be sure - some Q's:
Are you making the neck or is it a fretboard replacement?
and do you already have the body with bridge mount holes drilled?
Measure twice, cut once...
Thanks for the reply Mark
I'm making the neck and it's been cut from a cnc template so sizewise I'm starting with a standard neck...
Yes, the bridge holes are done, again according to the template...
Thanks for confirming what I thought, it just threw me slightly that it pulled the alignment out...but as you say 1mm shouldn't be a dealbreaker between friends...
BTW I'm working through your bolt on neck course and build your own. Great information 🙂
Hopefully I'll soon be throwing away the bought template and replace it with my own design...
cheers
Steve
mark bailey 01/08/2020 7:23 pm
@steveadams
Did you make sure to get a fretboard with a scale length to match everything else?
As for bridge holes - Next time it is better to wait until you have the neck fitted - then you can mark the bridge more accurately.
I would recommend that you pre-assemble and test before finishing to make sure all OK - just in case...
You live and learn - it gets easier...
Glad you are enjoying the course!
many thanks Mark
yes scale length is correct..is for a telecaster, but good pount about marking bridge after...
cheers
Steve
Are you building it with 21 frets as you cut the fretboard at the 22nd fret?
Measure once........
Measure again.........
Sod it - make tea!
Hi Bill
really appreciate you taking the time to comment...I meant to say I cut it after the 22nd fret...
I've attached a pic which shows the neck with the fretboard on it...
cheers
Steve
