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IT'S ALIVE!!! Warmoth Build Complete...

Finished filing the nut, stringed 'er up and plugged in - not a buzz or hum to be heard...I nearly wept! Lindy Fralins sound great. Now for the pics....

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I do like a *little* more string on the pegs myself, but that is personal preference I suppose. I always shoot for two complete wraps, and get 'em as low as possible on the wind. Makes a big difference, especially with an angled headstock like yours ...
 
So, this is a Warmoth body & neck? I had read (on a fenderbird thread) that the Warmoth body design made the fit problematic (something about the neck pocket not being far back enough)- yet your pix look like the joint is pretty good - any thoughts on that?
 
Thanks for the feedback gents!

BOH: Yes, it's all Warmoth. The neck joint is nice and snug, everything aligned perfectly. Granted I'm not an expert, as this is my first custom, but the scale length is right on, and only needed small saddle adjustments to get the intonation just right.

I'm afraid I cannot take credit for the finish - Warmoth delivered the finished body and neck. So it was more of an assembly project rather than a build project, but I got exactly what I wanted, and I didn't have to save for an Alembic!!