Candy AxeI won't say what it cost because it is debateable what should count and what should not count.Top to bottom parts and pricesNeck- Axe handle – free damaged head from a mis-strike into a splitting wedge(wrecked by he who will not be named)Nut = sheet metal screw left over from downspout repair- $0.10 if countedMachine head tuner – free off a land fill saveString - left over, so free, but out of a $3.00 pack so you could call it $.50Candy tin- Free -given back to me from a Christmas gift to my mom.20 mm piezo – new $1.25 (cost from Gitty in a bag of 12)standard mono jack $1.23 new -this one on hand - salvaged off a flop buildsaddle = sheet metal screw left over from downspout repair -cost new= $0.10 if2 tiny washers: on hand, but cost new = $0.103 wood screws – on hand, but cost new = $0.15
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So what was the total build price? It's got great character regardless. I'm not sure where the jack is shorting but anything can insulate, a piece of cardboard, wood, duct tape. RTV silicone.
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Not so bad, Frog. A candy tin, handle and tuner. :)
Nice build John. Looks expensive.
Thanks Obsidian. I got it working. And gave it away.
So what was the total build price? It's got great character regardless. I'm not sure where the jack is shorting but anything can insulate, a piece of cardboard, wood, duct tape. RTV silicone.
Thanks, Frank.
Love it. Nice Job.
Muchas gracias, malo mano.
Beauty. :)
Yeah, Dave. I tried that with Doritos. Awful.
Better than that Plasti-Dip stuff....