Cheap Ukrainian project

[slapnutz]

1-st body and 2-nd headstock.

Agreed

 

[powergroover]

1-st body and 2-nd headstock.

also
may i ask what program did you use to create that mockup/design, just curious

 

[turenkodenis]

also
may i ask what program did you use to create that mockup/design, just curious

mod edit: we don't talk about pirated software here, do it again and you'll get some time off

 

[powergroover]

easy dude, i didn't accuse you of hiding anything
im just wanted to know because that mockup/design looks very neat and professionaly made

 

[Devotion]

2 headstock, can't see the body on my iPod, so I'll get back to ya tomorrow (stupid exams xD)

 

[turenkodenis]

easy dude, i didn't accuse you of hiding anything
im just wanted to know because that mockup/design looks very neat and professionaly made

Thanks man )))

Actually not so difficult to understand the program. As I've written this is my first experience with the use of Corel

 

[BlackMastodon]

1st body and 2nd headstock for sure.

 

[Sebastian]

Sebastian, this are Polish carpets

I vote for the second body and second headstock

 

[simulclass83]

I vote for the second body and second headstock

 

[Hallic]

yeah 1st body

2nd headstock, but maybe give the right side(which apears straight) a tiny bit of curve? just a tiny bit..

 

[PyramidSmasher]

second body and headstock

 

[turenkodenis]

....but maybe give the right side(which apears straight) a tiny bit of curve? just a tiny bit..

No dude, I want to make a reverse head
Here's the recipe

 

[turenkodenis]

New updates:
maple fingerboard and a trussrod

Do you think that trussrod is not very short for 27 "?

 

[TresGatos]

Do you think that trussrod is not very short for 27 "?

Yes it is. You might get an odd bend where the first 7 frets could *possibly* be flat or bowed, then tightening the truss will arc the rest of the board. That's a worst case scenario of course, but that shortie really won't do it's job well.

If you made it, I'd make another longer one to be safe.

 

[turenkodenis]

Yes it is. You might get an odd bend where the first 7 frets could *possibly* be flat or bowed, then tightening the truss will arc the rest of the board. That's a worst case scenario of course, but that shortie really won't do it's job well.

If you made it, I'd make another longer one to be safe.

Shitty, 'cause in Ukraine, where I live, there is a problem with finding parts. There are options for longer, but they are bass, and will get right up to the pickup. I myself am not sure it is made. Maybe a smaller scale? But I want a baritone.

 

[TresGatos]

Shitty, 'cause in Ukraine, where I live, there is a problem with finding parts. There are options for longer, but they are bass, and will get right up to the pickup. I myself am not sure it is made. Maybe a smaller scale? But I want a baritone.

Sorry I'm new here and realized you guys do the headstock adjust truss where I do the heel adjust (bolt-on and set necks) so my explanation was backwards.

You shouldn't have a big issue since the part of the neck without the truss would be the thickest and least likely to arc anyways. The only difference you'll see is that the deepest point of the arc will be at about the 7th fret rather than the 8th due to the different scale. No biggie unless you have a real backbow issue you are trying to remedy.

I apologize for the confusion my earlier post may have caused

 

[turenkodenis]

Sorry I'm new here and realized you guys do the headstock adjust truss where I do the heel adjust (bolt-on and set necks) so my explanation was backwards.

You shouldn't have a big issue since the part of the neck without the truss would be the thickest and least likely to arc anyways. The only difference you'll see is that the deepest point of the arc will be at about the 7th fret rather than the 8th due to the different scale. No biggie unless you have a real backbow issue you are trying to remedy.

I apologize for the confusion my earlier post may have caused

If I understand correctly, I need to be thickened part of the neck in red?

right?

 

[sk3ks1s]

I like the first as well. It flows very nicely with the end of the fretboard.

 

[turenkodenis]

Updates!

and roatering

 

[Thrashmanzac]

i shat bricks when i saw nails in the scarf joint
looking good though man