SpondonBassed

Hooray! Two saves in one topic. Respect.

That back is looking quite dramatic with the finish on. Nice.

Welcome SM.

Welcome Charles. It sounds like you already have the resourcefulness and enthusiasm to get some real enjoyment from the instrument. Have fun.

Welcome Stef.

...but he can see Uranus from his ying yang!

I reckon this would work well with any of the dayglo colours; yellow, green, orange... with complementary dayglo strings of course.

Welcome Jack. Grand story.

Welcome Rehsart.

Wonderful!

Welcome Mark.

The New York Times?

Welcome Bill.

Very sorry to hear that Dave. On the plus side, it happened before money changed hands. What is the digital equivalent of a spit and handshake anyway?

Welcome (back) Pragmatist.

Mine: (I wish)

Alternatively, you could regard the cheap neck as a starting point and use it for practice in your first assembly. Don't kid yourself. Once you do one build you will want to do more. The quoted neck may surprise you and be worth keeping or it might be a part that you can upgrade later when the part you want becomes available. In any case, I wish you much enjoyment from the project.

Go for it Owen.

Welcome Jon. Sorry to hear your news.

Welcome Magnus.

Welcome Dustman. Great story.

Uncomplicated and to the point. That applies to this topic as well as the subject bass. Well done.

Dowels or biscuits. @honza992 might describe the technique he uses with brad pins...

Welcome Mark.