Finish
Oil Rubbed: Natural, satin feel. Fast under the fingers and won’t get sticky over time.
Other: We offer custom finish requests including gloss, satin, and nitro — contact us for details.
Oil Rubbed: Natural, satin feel. Fast under the fingers and won’t get sticky over time.
Other: We offer custom finish requests including gloss, satin, and nitro — contact us for details.
Vintage Thin: Low and narrow. Great for precision and a traditional feel.
Medium / Medium Wide: Balanced dimensions for all-around playability.
Tall / Tall & Wide: More surface area for expressive bends and fast movement.
Jumbo: Extra-large frets for big bends and aggressive styles.
7.5" – 10”: These smaller radii have a more pronounced curve to the fretboard, making them ideal for comfortable chord playing. Common on vintage-style necks and classic guitars.
12" – 14”: Flatter fretboards that offer a balance between comfort and string-bending ease. Popular on many modern guitars.
16”: Very flat. Excellent for lead work, low action setups, and fast playing styles. Preferred by shredders and metal players.
Compound 9.5–14” / 12–16”: Starts rounder near the nut and gradually flattens toward the higher frets. Provides both comfortable chording and smooth bending higher up the neck. A best-of-both-worlds option.
Rosewood: Warm, classic tone with a smooth feel.
Maple: Bright and articulate, often finished and smooth.
Wenge: Naturally dark and oily with strong low end and a raw feel.
Ziricote: Visually stunning with glassy highs and a focused tone.
Padouk: Bright, snappy and stable with a bold reddish look.
Bubinga / Goncalo Alves / Canary / Cherry: Exotic woods offering distinct looks and tonal variety.
Nickel: Traditional choice with warm tone. Wears gradually with playing.
Stainless Steel: Extremely hard and smooth. Long-lasting and bright sounding.
Bronze Alloy (Gold Color): Offers a distinct look and balanced tone — more rare and custom.
Inlay Shape: Choose from Dot (minimalist and clean) or Block (bold and vintage-inspired).
Inlay Color: Options include Black or Cream for subtle contrast, or upgrade to Abalone or Mother of Pearl for a luxurious, iridescent look.
Standard: Comfortable C/D profile for all styles.
Fat: More material in hand — vintage, chunky feel.
Boat Neck: Deep V shape, old-school vibe.
Soft “V”: Less pronounced V, good for thumb-over playing.
SRV: Stevie Ray Vaughan-inspired thick, rounded neck.
Wizard: Ultra-thin, flat and fast — made for shredders.
Asymmetrical: Ergonomic taper — slimmer on treble side.
Reverse Asymmetrical: Opposite taper for niche feel.
3 / 5 / 7-Piece: Laminated for strength and stability. Custom visual appeal with multi-wood builds.
Solid (One-Piece): Classic, consistent tone and look.
Mahogany / African Mahogany / Sapele: Warm mids, great sustain, classic tone.
Maple / Figured Maple: Bright, punchy, highly articulate. Figured Maple adds visual beauty.
Walnut: Strong mids with a tight low end. Great for modern tones.
Cherry: Balanced tone with a smooth feel.
Padouk: Bright, responsive, and visually stunning with natural reddish hues.
22 Frets: Vintage-standard. Two octaves and fits most classic body styles.
24 Frets: More range for solos. Modern feel and extended upper access.
Bone: Classic material with bright tone and excellent sustain.
Corian (Light/Dark): Synthetic and consistent with a neutral tone. Durable and reliable.
Graph Tech (Black/White): Low-friction, tuning-stable material — especially great for tremolo users and players who bend aggressively.
1 11/16”: Standard width for electric guitars. Versatile and comfortable for most players.
1 3/4”: Slightly wider spacing — great for fingerstyle and players with larger hands.
1 7/8”: Extra-wide, often preferred for custom setups or players wanting maximum spacing.
Dual P-90: Classic grit and midrange punch with a vintage voice.
Dual Humbucker: Full-bodied, noise-free tones — great for heavier genres and modern rock.
Triple Single Coil: Traditional S-style sparkle and chime.
HSS / HHS: Versatile hybrid layouts with humbuckers and single coils — perfect for covering many tones.
T Style: Crisp, twangy sound — iconic for country, blues, and indie rock.
Single P-90 / Single Humbucker: Minimalist options for raw simplicity and focused tone.
24 9/16”: Slightly shorter scale with lower string tension. Easier bends, warm tone. Ideal for blues and players with smaller hands.
25 1/2”: Classic Fender®-style scale. Tighter, brighter tone with more snap — great for modern and rock players.
Black / Cream: Essential for visibility when playing. Choose the contrast that works best with your fretboard wood for clarity on dark or light stages.
Vintage 11/32”: Fits traditional Kluson-style tuners.
Schaller/F 25/64”: Standard for modern Schaller and F-type tuners.
Grover/Gotoh 11/32” – 13/32”: Compatible with most sealed modern tuners.
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Handcrafted necks offer a level of attention to detail, quality, and customization that mass-produced products simply can't match. Each neck is made one at a time, carefully shaped and finished by a skilled luthier, ensuring not only aesthetic beauty but long-term playability and tone.
The process begins with selecting the right wood based on tone, stability, and aesthetics. From there, the neck is rough cut, shaped to your chosen profile, routed for truss rods and tuners, fretted, sanded, finished, and inspected. Every step is performed by hand or with precision tools to ensure a custom fit and feel.
I use a combination of traditional hand tools (chisels, rasps, files), woodworking machinery (band saws, drill presses, routers), and specialized fret tools (fret saws, leveling beams, crowning files) to shape and perfect each neck.
Orders are placed directly through our website using a step-by-step configurator that lets you select woods, shapes, inlays, frets, and other features. If you need help, we’re just an email or phone call away to assist with choices and special requests.
Changes can be made within 72 hours of placing your order. After that, production begins and modifications may incur additional fees or not be possible, depending on the build stage. However, I will notify you when I begin to build your custom order, so even if past the 72hr mark, you might still be able to make changes that affect the very start of production.
We accept all major credit cards, PayPal, check and cash (in person). Payment is due in full at the time of order unless other arrangements are made. Credit cards are processed by a 3rd party, Stripe, and your CC information is never stored by our website or server.
We ship via USPS, UPS, or FedEx. Shipping rates are calculated at checkout based on your location and service level. We also offer insured delivery and tracking for every order.
Each neck is wrapped in protective foam and placed in a reinforced shipping box to prevent damage. Fragile labels and double-boxing are used for high-value or international orders.
Yes, we ship worldwide, WITH PRIOR ARRANGEMENT. Please contact us first before placing an order for International shipping. International customers are responsible for any customs duties or taxes their country may apply. Significant delays may occur or increased risk of loss the package may occur with international shipping.
We recommend professional installation, but experienced builders can install the neck using standard bolt-on techniques. The heel is pre-drilled to match standard pocket sizes, and we provide basic alignment guidelines.
Keep the neck clean and dry. Periodically oil unfinished fretboards with lemon oil, check for fret wear, and keep the truss rod adjusted as needed to maintain neck relief.
Yes. Truss rod adjustments, fret leveling, or nut changes are common post-installation tweaks. If in doubt, contact us.
