necks

Robot Graves Industries (NH) has what you need. I believe Electric Guitar Company are the only other ones really making these? My friend Alex owns this company, and he recently went full-time with it. The plan is to expand into bass necks as well. If you want something beyond the norm, get a...

had a project sitting around for a long time, but the neck was a bit more damaged than I realized previously. Everything is good to go except it now lacks a neck. Looking for a maple/maple AANJ neck with a reverse headstock. I just inherited my Uncles hand tools so my garage is a disaster (and...

Considering grabbing one of their tele baritone conversion necks. any of you have experience with them? i have an old, old, old tele copy that is just terrible that i'm think of replacing all the hardware and neck and just using the beat up old body. talk me in or out of this course of action.

On my Les Paul build, I've made a neck that I'm not very happy with as it has come out pretty messy in general, with the whole thing being too thin, the laminate parts being lop sided and only the central part being quarter sawn. I'm planning on making a replacement neck, but this time 3 piece...

Warmoth Custom Guitar Parts - Classic Showcase Some pretty damn good deals in there, if you're cool with this combination.

I have this Warmoth neck with a stripped truss rod and I have digged out the wood and drilled to make a little grip but NOTHING WORKS. What the hell am I supposed to do anymore? I can't get the truss rod to turn. I may have some super glue dipped that have made the truss rod stuck, but I'm...

My necks and strings NEVER gets gunky or dirty, my hands barely sweat anything. I also often wash my hands with washing liquid before playing, not that I have to, but it's always good to have dry hands. But every time I have a visitor they gunk up my strings and necks in five minutes :roll2...

:( I opened the boxes and I IMMIDIATLY noticed that the Floyd Shelves was too high, just by looking at them, and not even close. I went and grabbed my Warmoth guitar I've had for a couple of years (with another neck before it) and a ruler. The Floyd shelves on both my previous Warmoth necks...

There's a brand new Iron Label guitar in a music store in Stockholm, sold quite cheap ($170) because it's damaged in the delivery to store. I figure I could just repaint it white and use a black pickguard.:flex: But the big question is; are the necks decent? Are they stable? They are 3-piece...

There's always tons of cheap Jackson dinky bodies on Ebay and I wonder if a Musicraft 24 fret neck will fit these perfectly?? Does the holes match up as well??:ugh:

I was thinking and do all old "legendary" 550s and similar have one-piece necks? I have no idea how thin those are exactly (I've never played any 550s) but wouldn't more modern 5-piece necks be more desireble?

I have this inkling to so something stupid, but before I do does anybody know if RGA and RG necks are interchangeable? From what I can gather they share the same heel but just wanted to verify this.

First brand new guitar I've bought since 2007... which was, oddly enough, another Schecter. This is the relaunched Blackjack line. Thinner necks, ebony boards, subtle inlays, all black hardware, Duncan Nazgul/Sentient combo. Want to remove the Vol/Vol/Tone with the pull on the tone and replace...

Closeouts | stewmac.com They have some nice-looking Strat and Tele bodies, and Jackson-style necks if anyone is looking to throw together a DIYcaster.

damn, it seems like every one of my necks are moving like crazy this year. Even my painted necks (which never seem to move) you guys in the North east seeing this too? I've got my Dehumidifier running round the clock, but doesn't seem to be doing enough this year :(

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Some dude is selling this on the 80s Kramer facebook group for $100. Saw it last night. Since you have two compatible necks on less fabulous bodies, I am pretty sure it would be a crime if you didn't get this.

Here's my new 1983 Kramer Focus 2000. Credit for the abysmal photo quality goes to today's shitty weather that prevented me from taking pictures outside. Since my current lead-playing style involves constant string bending that stresses my left hand, I've been wanting a shredder...

So I'm brainstorming a bit - would these old pianos that are free on craigslist all day long be good candidates for reclaiming some wood for guitar bodies and necks?

Have you guys seen Dean Zelinskys Z-Glide Reduced Friction Neck finish? I guess the theory is 70% of the surface never touches your hand. It also says "The Z-Glide was also designed to trap moisture and sweat" which I cannot see as being a good thing?? I could see that filling up real quick with...