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New Jay BB Guitar day

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Three saddle traditional Tele bridge and that would be perfect :)

Fantastic work I love the stain and binding

Why the pick guard round the neck pickup ? Is that required with the hollow body ?

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that looks great!!! well done!!!
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that's fabulous! Love it! Well done.
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That stain looks stunning!

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Lyle wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:37 am That stain looks stunning!
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rewarewa neck?

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That's a stunner
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Outstanding Jean!!! Did you ever explain what the BB meant?
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StrummersOfThunder wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:33 am Three saddle traditional Tele bridge and that would be perfect :)

Fantastic work I love the stain and binding

Why the pick guard round the neck pickup ? Is that required with the hollow body ?
Thanks, glad you and I chose that antique violin colour scheme :D

It is a semi hollow body, there is a 100mm wide center piece all the way through. The tele neck pickups are always mounted on a pick guard so one can adjust the height. I could not see any other way of mounting that pickup without a pickup mounting ring unless I had made it a full hollow body. Then it would have potentially been possible.

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NippleWrestler wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 12:03 pm rewarewa neck?
All the timbers in this guitar were NZ grown. In fact the rewarewa neck came from a tree from our property which I cut into planks many years ago.
The sides and center block are from a kohekohe tree also cut into planks by yours truly.

The top and back came from the Walhalla norfolk pine from Mt Albert. The kohekohe fretboard I got from your mate Geoff :D

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Jay wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 12:32 pm
StrummersOfThunder wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:33 am Three saddle traditional Tele bridge and that would be perfect :)

Fantastic work I love the stain and binding

Why the pick guard round the neck pickup ? Is that required with the hollow body ?
Thanks, glad you and I chose that antique violin colour scheme :D

It is a semi hollow body, there is a 100mm wide center piece all the way through. The tele neck pickups are always mounted on a pick guard so one can adjust the height. I could not see any other way of mounting that pickup without a pickup mounting ring unless I had made it a full hollow body. Then it would have potentially been possible.
Great stain

Re: pickup I’m not sure I follow. Could you not have just put rubber spacers behind it and screwed into the centre block rather than spacers in from of it and screwing up into the ring ? Tele neck pickup would be about 7.5cm wide between screws ?

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jeremyb wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 12:28 pm Outstanding Jean!!! Did you ever explain what the BB meant?
You can choose :lol:
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StrummersOfThunder wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 12:38 pm
Jay wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 12:32 pm
StrummersOfThunder wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 11:33 am Three saddle traditional Tele bridge and that would be perfect :)

Fantastic work I love the stain and binding

Why the pick guard round the neck pickup ? Is that required with the hollow body ?
Thanks, glad you and I chose that antique violin colour scheme :D

It is a semi hollow body, there is a 100mm wide center piece all the way through. The tele neck pickups are always mounted on a pick guard so one can adjust the height. I could not see any other way of mounting that pickup without a pickup mounting ring unless I had made it a full hollow body. Then it would have potentially been possible.
Great stain

Re: pickup I’m not sure I follow. Could you not have just put rubber spacers behind it and screwed into the centre block rather than spacers in from of it and screwing up into the ring ? Tele neck pickup would be about 7.5cm wide between screws ?
True, but that tele pickup is has a nasty triangle shape and I did not want that pickup base exposed, only the lipstick bit iykwim.

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That looks stunning! The chillies in the background looks great too.

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