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I like the way the knobs blend in - looks like there are none. How about using a darker wood for the main barrel of the knob so the player looking down can see them but for the onlooker, they are concealed?

Looking really lovely Andy! With regard to finishing, will the neck and fretboard still be a tru-oil slurry or is it all getting the osmo treatment?

That's looking really lovely!

To quote the late Fred Dibnah, technology doesn't make things better, it just makes them cheaper and quicker. You can keep your CNC machine...

this all looks terribly fiddly...

I'm astounded that no-one's gone in for this - I'm not in the locality (and I'm a duffer) but surely there must be some Brum bassists who fancy this????

stunning job as ever Andy

Think you might have a name for the build there Andy - Iris. Nice observation by Pea Turgh.

As a tele man myself, l have to say that I absolutely love it!!!!

Wow!! This is looking superb Andy. Fabulous choice of timbers and I love the accent line between the top and core wood.

mmm...pretty woods....

I'm really liking this as its shows that you can buy a kit for a sensible amount of money and with some time and patience, (neither of which I am blessed with), and turn it into something rather nice.

LOL - work mainly keep the builds coming!!!

Here we go...Just as Andy finishes the Greek's bass, along comes another stunner in the making to whet my appetite!!!