Making a mahogany stratocaster

Pictures from the guitar making, sound from the guitar. The guitar is based on a Fender Stratocaster 1962 with some modifications. Dimension is taken from drawings and pictures of guitars and private favorite guitars. The guitar was built for about 3 months. The sound in the video is recorded 19.12.23 with this guitar into a Tube screamer, Marshall JCM800 clean channel, recorded with sm57 and reverb

Link: Little Wing with this guitar:
   • Little Wing  

Link: Someone called my name with this guitar
   • Someone called my name  

Info.:
Body: Four piece Mahogany (Rest material from the Flying V and the Les Paul build)
Neck: One piece Mahogany with a lot of grain
The neck joint is tight and wont move. The neck heal is a little deeper than a Fender.
The offset of headstock/tuners is a little deeper than a typical stratocaster, no string tree
Fretboard: Ibenholt 25,5" Fender scale, 12+" variable radius
Special thanks to Guitarmaking.co.uk
Trus rod: Double action
Tuners: Gotoh Vintage-style Oval Knob 6-In-Line Tuners, Relic Nickel
Frets: Yescar FW57110, nickel/silver leg
Tailpiece: Callaham Vintage Strat Bridge
Pickup:. Seymour Duncan Antiquity Texas Hot
Electronic: Pots CTS/BKP 250K Pots, paper-in-oil tone capacitor.
Paint body: Thin layer Nitro black later (without grain filler)
Paint neck: Oil
Weight: A friend told me not to weight the guitar because it’s just a number. It’s not heavy and not super light.