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Permalink Reply by David Sutton on January 19, 2011 at 9:06am

Start with a fretless, Ethan. The neck is most of the fun, and you'll build more. You can always go with frets in one of your later builds.

Permalink Reply by Richard Sanabia on January 19, 2011 at 9:21am

Go to our friend here: tinyguitars.tk   He usually has necks around.

Permalink Reply by Vince Stark on January 19, 2011 at 2:48pm

I'm with David S. There is nothing to be scared of! I've seen girls with absolutely no wood working experience build some sweet necks! I'm just mentioning 'girls' because they "usually" don't have the tool experience guys do in general. So no offense meant toward the ladies on here... Just covering my butt. :~))

Permalink Reply by Ethan on February 3, 2011 at 8:31am

Actually, funny enough, I just got one of these in the mail. It's pretty nice. The wood is very pretty. However, I was a bit disappointed that there are several gouges in the fret board that weren't described in the auction. Hopefully they'll sand out ok. I also bought another one from Ebay from a different person. Waiting for that to arrive now. It'll be interesting to see the difference in quality. 

swampapple slim said:

back porch molo will give you most style heads in 3 pieces you glue finish or shape sand and glue fret board lots of diff. woods to i have 1 a reverse strat with sycamore head lam a real beauty some are on ebay about 40.00 deliverd take a look i want his gibson head for a 4 stringer thats 1 more to ck. out Slim