Then I made the nut, marking the rough height with the half pencil. It’s still one of my favourite tools, so stupid yet indispensable.
Sometimes I’ll plane the nut and saddle to minimize dust, but it is tough on the plane irons. So I used a file instead.
The bridge pins came with a small gemstone at the top, I removed those with a soldering iron and a needle. Since I have a piezo pickup I made a step in the bottom edge of the saddle, to get it to look better at the ends. I could have recessed the piezo element a bit, or made a slot that didn’t go across, but remember I made the slot with a saw and not the router.
Full body shots coming soon! It sounds, as they say, amazeballs.
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