it was really kind of simple, they used bolts and screws for the tuners, a bunch of metal washers, dials and gears, a bike chain around the edge. after you cut out the wood pieces and glued them together, it wouldnt take all that much work. the finish wasnt all that spectacular. i'd say it was worth about a quarter of what they asked and thats being generous.
it was really kind of simple, they used bolts and screws for the tuners, a bunch of metal washers, dials and gears, a bike chain around the edge. after you cut out the wood pieces and glued them together, it wouldnt take all that much work. the finish wasnt all that spectacular. i'd say it was worth about a quarter of what they asked and thats being generous.
I'm guessing that the neck was probably a real guitar neck from a cheap guitar. It looks like it has frets on the neck.
ya could have been, it looked kinda slapped together out of old discarded stuff