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Its been a while now since I documented a build...
I've been commissioned on a lefty mosrite again from a nice guy from France. So here we goooo:



Le Carve

Managed to make some spun knobs..

Milling "Le Tremoloo" I have to make it myself now because it seems impossible to get in contact with Matt..

Filing/fitting/polishing..


This is where I am now.

Always a treat to see you work - keep them coming!
Dennis

Thanks for posting these. Do you build 8-string (Octave string) basses too? I'm thinking of building one.

- Austin

Oh! Surpisingly, it looks like as if it was my next guitar... Une Mosrite sinon rien...

A+!

reverserite wrote:Oh! Surpisingly, it looks like as if it was my next guitar... Une Mosrite sinon rien...

A+!

It could be

Oigun,
As always, gorgeous work. Are you milling the aluminum with templates, CNC or freehand?
Mel

MWaldorf wrote:Oigun,
As always, gorgeous work. Are you milling the aluminum with templates, CNC or freehand?
Mel

Partially cnc partially freehand and files/sandpaper/polishing wheel/drills whatever
I have build a cnc machine but I've decided not to use it on my woodwork. for engraving and making templates it comes in handy.

A couple of weeks ago I finished this one:


Redesigned "W" headstock hence my last name Wulff...


And here the fresh owner:

He wants a hardtail R&R machine. The pickups scared him a little
So I'm gonna wind him some humbuckers in the 'rite' cover.

Great work dude.

Another superb Mosrite replica, with a simple, lightened design - unfortunately not lefty

Is it the same pickguard material as the one you will make for mine ?

A+!