Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
My take on a classic Telecaster, built from parts.
Includes all steps it took, including dying the wood and finishing the body.
Did the guitar neck really warp/snap or get twisted?! We'll find out.
Enjoy c:
Parts List:
Wamoth Telecaster Neck, quartersawn maple, modern construction, SS6115 frets, Earvana nut, azuroit inlays, vintage tint satin finish
Warmoth Telecaster Body, swamp ash, forearm and tummy contour
Pickups: Bareknuckle Piledriver Set
Bridge: Harley Benton Parts T-Style Vintage Bridge (locking, tiltable brass saddles)
Tuners: Gotoh SG381, chrome
etc.
Supplies:
Keda Wood Dye (Powder Kit)
Birchwood Casey's Tru-Oil
Northwest Guitars Nitrocellulose Aerosol, Clear Satin
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My take on a classic Telecaster, built from parts.
Includes all steps it took, including dying the wood and finishing the body.
Did the guitar neck really warp/snap or get twisted?! We'll find out.
Enjoy c:
Parts List:
Wamoth Telecaster Neck, quartersawn maple, modern construction, SS6115 frets, Earvana nut, azuroit inlays, vintage tint satin finish
Warmoth Telecaster Body, swamp ash, forearm and tummy contour
Pickups: Bareknuckle Piledriver Set
Bridge: Harley Benton Parts T-Style Vintage Bridge (locking, tiltable brass saddles)
Tuners: Gotoh SG381, chrome
etc.
Supplies:
Keda Wood Dye (Powder Kit)
Birchwood Casey's Tru-Oil
Northwest Guitars Nitrocellulose Aerosol, Clear Satin
Leave a Like on Facebook:
facebook.com/georgFigel
Instagram:
instagram.com/georg.figel
Twitter:
twitter.com/georg_f_guitar





