Moar’ Wood! A Laurent Brondel Honeycaster “Nashville“ build

I haven’t had a desire for a new guitar for a long time since having a solid humbucker platform and a good single coil platform… But in December, I thought it be cool to add a tele to the stable as well as the bass; recording solutions.

The Tim Pierce video with Rob Page at Pipedream Fretworks building a Chop6, solved the bass issue. (If I could only learn to play it! lol 😆 getting there … )
 

Specs:​


Model: Honeycaster SC “Nashville”
Body: Swamp ash
Colour: 2-tone sunburst
Neck & fretboard: 1-piece birdseye maple
Neck profile: Standard (.865”-.925”)
Fretboard radius and frets: 9.5” and Jescar NS 51100
Pickups: Ron Ellis 60T bridge, 64 FAT middle and a Standard Plus JL neck
Tuners: Gotoh vintage staggered
Bridge: Gotoh vintage
Pickguard & plastic Case:
1-ply parchment w/ pickup height screws
G&G LB


Should look something like this one:
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∞Fractals said:

Specs:​


Model: Honeycaster SC “Nashville”
Body: Swamp ash
Colour: 2-tone sunburst
Neck & fretboard: 1-piece birdseye maple
Neck profile: Standard (.865”-.925”)
Fretboard radius and frets: 9.5” and Jescar NS 51100
Pickups: Ron Ellis 60T bridge, 64 FAT middle and a Standard Plus JL neck
Tuners: Gotoh vintage staggered
Bridge: Gotoh vintage
Pickguard & plastic Case:
1-ply parchment w/ pickup height screws
G&G LB


Should look something like this one:
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I'add a nice binding..
 
Kevin that is so cool man that puts a smile on my face. It’s really looking great looks like your getting closer to another beautiful guitar.
 
Thanks for asking! To be honest I have had so much on my plate right now that I haven't given it much thought. I would love to turn it into a guitar but I truly have not even thought about it with everything I have going on health wise.

That's why your builds have put a smile on my face every time I see your photos. Not to mention your last build is just incredible and your current build as well. At least you have made me go get that piece of wood out where I see it every time I go to the garage now.
 
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