Thread: Neck Heel Contour on a Bolt-On?

That's cool! I'd like to do that on one of my projects sometime in the future. Makes for a nice, clean look. May have to shorten the screws, but why not?

Quote: Originally Posted by customtele Makes sense. Hence the name hide glue. No you don't, in this case, hide the glue. Hey tele, check this out. http://acapella.harmony-central.com/...&postcount=573

I am a big fan of that slight design mod mrbrown

"If you could follow the construction of my guitar, before my DIY thread was locked because of these predatory users". John, Noone gives a flying fuch about you or your piece of shlit guitar nor any of your other lame uninformed opinions. We dont care about someone who goes around acting like a victum either. You've become a troubble maker and bring all your misery upon yourself. In fact this whole victim game...

I see you guys are still having your own private good times at the expense of sane musicians, you know, guys who don't need to live online at Harmony Central, people who have real lives. I never got the boot off a thread. It was the profanity used against me, and your postings, that got my thread locked. But that's okay, that's just Harmony Central your way. You make it stink. You should clean up your own residences, the dirty...

Thanks for all of the insight guys. I'm gonna be digging into the responses deeper when I'm not swamped with STDs (sh*t to do).

Nothin private about it, John. This is a public forum. Even orcas allowed.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kind of Blued What I REALLY want is a 22 fret, neck-thru, but I can't find one, so that's not what I'm talking about here, unless of course somebody knows of a manufacturer who puts out such a guitar. Have you looked at what Carvin has to offer? I think they have a few neck-thru Strat style guitars http://www.carvinguitars.com Quote: Originally Posted by John Watt I urge you to consider the...

can i just ask here what gets lost in a 3-screw setup? as opposed to 4-screw. is it just long-term stability? or is there a notable loss of sustain?

Quote: Originally Posted by mrbrown49 That's a good idea if you know some one with a machine shop. They may already have a suitable sized piece in the scrap bin. Very good idea. They normally throw coupons and similar sized pieces of metal in the scrap bin. Make friends with the machinist. They can do all sorts of metal tricks to make your your life easier.