URSKOG Guitar Neck 22 Fret ST Maple Fretboard Guitar Neck Guitar DIY Parts Replacement

Overall a very nice neck with a beautiful grain pattern. The frets will only need a minor rounding on some of the ends, but otherwise they appear well-machined. Sometimes these off-brand necks need leveling and sometimes they play right off the bat, and this one seems like the latter. The heel comes in about 1.5mm narrower than listed, but I’m in luck as the pocket on the partscaster is routed on the narrow so it’ll need a 1mm shim along the side. These necks seem to have build imperfections here or there, but are pretty nice after a little work & setup. Can’t wait to string up & play this one!

Crooked low quality firewood

The pros: Quality build and construction great fret work fits standard strat neck pocket The cons The finish color is more of a #2 pencil than aged nitro the fretboard radius is 12", standard strat is 9.5 the nut was meh the edges are not rolled All in all it's a great neck if you are willing to do a little work to take it to the next level

The neck is good just make sure you go through a full setup check for level ( mine was back bowed) and and fret leveling and recrowning is a must but I have never bought a guitar that diin't need this out the box even big name brands.

After an expected long wait, I received a well made, beauty of a Telecaster neck straight from China. Solid maple all around, nice fret work, gorgeous inlays, straight as an arrow. Definitely a keeper and nice enough to build a guitar around, which I will do someday. Unfortunately, I ordered an unfinished Stratocaster neck. So that search continues.

It’s strong and has a decent color but it was totally different from what I purchased. I got ripped me off giving me a telecaster neck instead of a Stratocaster neck as intended because that’s what I was shown in the description image. That’s what was shown and no other options were presented.

Poor quality finish and has tooling marks on the fingerboard from fret 12 to fret 22.

Neck fit my Stratocaster neck pocket perfectly. Tuner holes were also a perfect fit for a set of Fender locking tuners, though I did need to drill the 2 small pin hole guides per tuner, but knew that in advance. The frets were fairly level and smooth needing only slight smoothing with steel wool. The wood was unfinished which is what I wanted as I like a bare feel, and like to finish necks only with a few thin coats of Tru-Wax. Not all Chinese made, after market necks are the same….this was one of the good ones!