Vintage Correct
Bolt on Neck Construction Course

The standard bolt on neck construction course will show you how to construct a bolt on neck instrument to true vintage specifications for an electric guitar or bass made famous by the world's largest guitar producer, Fender !?needs a R?! this style of construction remains the same to this very day, there have been many different iterations of the design produced in many different countries to differing constructions methods, although the main USA and Mexican instruments still retain the core principals of this construction method and this remains consistent to this day.

A single action bowed truss rod in either a single piece maple neck or a rosewood and maple neck construction style. Either installed from the back of the neck or in the case of a rosewood fingerboard it can be installed from the back of the neck or underneath the fingerboard this method can also be used to make a full maple neck from two pieces if a skunk stripe on the reverse of the neck is unwanted.

We will be offering a range of instruments based around this style of construction from this famous the manufacturer in different body styles for both guitar and bass so you can choose your favorite shape and instrument or even combine certain elements to make something unique like the models available in fenders(R) pawnshop range or make your own thing with custom shaped parts.

If you would like to choose a body style outside these standard models please get in touch as we can adapt the course for you to accommodate your requirements and make a semi bespoke course for you. Hollow body models are available as an optional extra if you are happy to put in extra time before or during the evenings of the course to make this construction possible.

We offer our courses with all the timbers, hardware parts, paint, and other materials provided, so no unwanted surprises in the costs. The price you see if the price you pay, we are able to make personal modifications to the courses we offer so that you are able to construct the instrument of your dreams, within the scope of this construction method.