Superb!!!!

A bandsaw, a router preferably with a plunge capability, a rasp, a fretting saw, a radiused sanding block, fret crowning file, a drill, orbital disc sander and lots of sandpaper in different grits is all you really need. Along with…   Read more»

TR10 Dual Type Truss Rod

https://www.northwestguitars.co.uk/double-type-bass-guitar-truss-rod-600mm-rd002/

Headstock-Parallel or Angled? #of Frets on the fretboard? Truss rod channel routed from back or top of neck? Bear in mind that on a 34 inch scale lenght bass such as a P-Bass. From where the nut starts to the…   Read more»

@cattytown I generally make my own pickup routes. I simply trace the pick up cover and with round parts where the screws are, I use my drill press with the appropriate forstner bit size. I have a video of how…   Read more»

@rathius If it is long enough for a parallel neck headstock(Fender Style) for sure it is more than thick enough. For scarf joint at 12 degree headstock angle you will just make the cut.

@frank1985 leave it as it is looks good and ready to be carved

Posted by: @abbbbbottttt I’m over the moon to have just completed my first build. I started playing about 18 months ago and have enjoyed woodworking for some time so thought a build was a natural thing to try. I’m very…   Read more»

@boo thanks boo. Thinking the dame thing. I think if I am wrong damage happens within years. That is why I wanted to cinfirm a definitive approach but practicing on scrap is on my radar. What do you think @Mark…   Read more»