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It's Alive! Part Two: The FenderOmega

I really dig the wood grain. I think if I ever build a bass myself, I'll have to give that a try. What exactly was the process for that?

It only works with wood with a heavy grain. Simply follow the grain with the blow torch, it blackens instantly. If you burn the wood, don't worry; it comes out easy with a belt-sander.
 
Cool, creativity lives. The only nightmare is if you get sick of it and try to find someone to take it. I "butchered" a Ric into firewood. It was bright orange when I got finished with it. I do dig it. I understand exactly what made you do it!
 
Needs this headstock

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Who's Schutzpah? I'm the one who built it.

Apparently I misspelled it.

(taken from Wikipedia):
In Hebrew, chutzpah is used indignantly, to describe someone who has over-stepped the boundaries of accepted behavior with no shame. But in Yiddish and English, chutzpah has developed ambivalent and even positive connotations. Chutzpah can be used to express admiration for non-conformist but gutsy audacity.


What I've put in bold is how I meant it.
 
Apparently I misspelled it.

(taken from Wikipedia):
In Hebrew, chutzpah is used indignantly, to describe someone who has over-stepped the boundaries of accepted behavior with no shame. But in Yiddish and English, chutzpah has developed ambivalent and even positive connotations. Chutzpah can be used to express admiration for non-conformist but gutsy audacity.


What I've put in bold is how I meant it.

Oh! Thanks. I was reading as the creativity that you have, rather then what you wrote: and that you have. Sorry about that.