Thought this looked good

[windmill]

From another site, no information provided

[countertext]

10/10 would rock

[marqueemoon]

Based on the bridge/string anchor and general styling that is definitely a Weir.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/WeirGuitars

Kind of want.

[countertext]

I’m not down with his headstock vision. I like his ideas otherwise. If he could come up with a good-looking head, I’d be 100% with it.

[burntumber]

lacking volume knob?

[marqueemoon]

lacking volume knob?

Yep. Everything he builds is pickup straight to the jack. He uses an acoustic style endpin jack.

[Embenny]

While I applaud his use of a zero fret (still totally underutilized after all these years), I just would never be able to buy an electric guitar with a fixed saddle like that. Knowing that changing string type or gauge could worsen intonation would just drive me mad. I already hate it on acoustics but accept it out of necessity.

[mgeek]

While I applaud his use of a zero fret (still totally underutilized after all these years), I just would never be able to buy an electric guitar with a fixed saddle like that. Knowing that changing string type or gauge could worsen intonation would just drive me mad. I already hate it on acoustics but accept it out of necessity.

it's not fixed down though is it? If you want to use a wound third you flip it round, neat idea. Presumably you can move it back and forth too

These are new to me, not quite my thing aesthetically (don't look like they are from the past!) but really admire what he's doing

[electric hamburger]

very interesting. That headstock looks like it belongs on a crappy acoustic dreadnaught though