I like the design of the kit. It's very lightweight. Very unique. I put a different pickguard and pickups in it, and new knobs. After a setup, it pays and sounds fantastic. I gave it a transparent color changing finish that changes colors when bright light hits it. I'm getting a lot of compliments on it

I order the Adler body jazz bass kit to re-enter the music playing world. it seems they are short a bass player at church. the kit arrived faster than some parts from a site less than 100 miles from me. Nice work fret wire. the neck to body fit is spot on. I did a little fit and finish on the raw parts, then a hand rubbed oil finish. it looks amazing. I will be looking at more kits to build from Fretwire.

Hand cut and shaped with minimal tooling. Quite pleased with the results for my first try, and itt sounds even more beautiful than it looks!

these are both ES 335 kits, one orange and one blue. I used water soluble fabric dye for the stain.

Tried to design a guitar that didn�t just slip right off your lap when playing a electric guitar sitting down. I always had that problem with electric guitars, cause 99% the time I play electric guitar I play them sitting down and had the problem of them sliding off my lap ether behind me or in front of me.so I made the lower horn concave where it would be against your leg.

This Lefty kit is my first build. I used three Minwax stains, (Golden Oak, Red Mahogany, and Aged Barrel). I charred the sides of the guitar with a torch. The idea for stenciling was found online on searches for bourbon barrel head. Barton Distillery is about 500 yards from my house, so it was the one chosen. The simulated board seams were done with a black stain pen. The finish was Tung Oil Finish. I didn�t want the supplies pick guard to cover up the body art, so I made a pickup holder for the neck pickup from a spare piece of plastic in my garage. This instrument looks and plays great