Finally finished my Fenderbird.....more or less

[godofthunder]

   I started this something like 12 years ago! Here's a little demo and explanation for the uninitiated. When discussing the tuners I meant to say 90 degree angle instead of 45 

[slinkp]

Love it. Nicely done!

[Dave W]

Sounds good!

[gearHed289]

Great vid! I think next time someone asks me about mine, I'll just refer them to this video.  Funny, I've also got a Mighty Mite Jazz neck on mine. It's really great feeling and solid. The only issue I had was the frets sticking out the ends during winter months. I FINALLY got around to filing them this winter. Much better now. I completed and started gigging it 13 years ago, and it's proven to be one of my favorite basses. It sounds, feels, and looks great. A little on the heavy side, but perfectly balanced and much more ergonomic than any T-bird or Explorer I've ever played.

Thanks for sharing Scott!

[Highlander]

My maple Mighty Mite Jazz neck (yes, another one of us with one) is fretless and black ebanol capped so nothing to fret about, Tom... 

Nice work, Scott... hope you had a great birthday, young-un...