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I was just able to get some pictures of the back! I'm sorry for the poor quality, my camera is pretty crummy. The neck joint is a PRS style joint, with the tab that extends into the body under the neck pickup.

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I'm a design engineer by heart and profession. They, sorry, we are defined by this: a design engineer is a person that finds minimum one problem to each solution.

Hence, I look for possible improvments, always.
The only one I find in your pictures, Ray, is that there is some glue residue around the neck seat. Find a way to avoid that, and go to the next level: "meticulous detail focus".:D
 
I'm a design engineer by heart and profession. They, sorry, we are defined by this: a design engineer is a person that finds minimum one problem to each solution.

Hence, I look for possible improvments, always.
The only one I find in your pictures, Ray, is that there is some glue residue around the neck seat. Find a way to avoid that, and go to the next level: "meticulous detail focus".:D

Oh I'm well aware of it sir! It really doesn't stand out as much in real life as it does with the flash in the pictures, but it's still not acceptable.

On the other hand, it's only my first build and we've been kind of pressed for time during the course... I'm definitely going to be more meticulous next time!

Thanks for the criticism :)
 
So this is a guy to watch out for in the future.

:D Thanks so much everyone. Please do keep an eye out for me... I'll be posting all my stuff here so you shouldn't have any problem! Electric #2 is in the works, I'll try to get some in progress pics soon. Same body shape but a double-cutaway... I can't decide which version I like better :) And believe it or not, I'm pretty sure the Koa top on #2 is even more beautiful than this one.

Thanks tplyons, maybe someday I can build one just for you :) I do have to say I'm pretty excited to be getting my start in the craft at the age of 19.