Building a guitar body, part 6
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4 years ago in #guitar by amberyooper (69)
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I am someone who always used to have great trouble while changing my strings itself so I can really appreciate the work you are doing here :)
Thank you!
This is pretty cool. You've obviously done this before and have all the right stuff. Must be rewarding making stuff like this yourself. Very impressive.
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Thank you!
It's been an interesting project so far with this piece of bird's eye maple.
How many have you done already and was it a difficult process to learn?
This is the first guitar body that I've done. I've done other wood working stuff, so I have a basic knowledge of wood working.
This guitar body is one of those experiments to see if I can make one for myself.
Impressive. My grandfather was a whiz with woodworking...Wood carving plus design and construct of all manner of things. He's gone now of course, but I wish I had picked up some of his skill. I'll keep an eye out for how this project comes along.
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Maybe a simple washer/metal screw ground could work in the controls cavity. I have a strat that is grounded this way to avoid having to drill a hole out to the spring plate.
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I figured that I would ground everything to the shields on the control pots and see what happens. The humbucker pickup shouldn't buzz like a single coil would.
I wonder what will happen when you spin the control pots, would you become the ground for the instrument then? Or maybe it would introduce noise on tone/volume up or down?
Well, if I use plastic knobs, I won't have to worry about being part of the ground. I'm not sure what would happen if I use metal knobs.