No other guitars look quite like the classic BC Rich Mockingbird, Warlock, Eagle & Bich

With a couple of tweaks here and a couple of tweaks there we are going to recreate some of the coolest rock n' roll guitars of all time.

Sleek and stylish with some important durability upgrades not offered anywhere else like a 7 degree headstock angle double acting truss rod and most importantly neck through construction... like all BC Rich guitars should be, it's the way we think Bernie would have wanted it. You can even do one of them 87 switch models if you want, and if you can find a a diagram.

So, let's build some guitars! This is a super fun workshop it's got everything you’ll need to build one and gain a deep appreciation for the craftsmanship behind this iconic instrument.

All participants will be provided with all woodworking, frets and finishing materials (pickups and hardware are not included...we have no idea what you want but will provide you a detailed list of what you will need) and a full week at the Texas Toast shop with Matt & Chris.

Cut out your own body
Rout for neck pocket, pickups controls etc.
Fret your own neck
Bind your neck (if you choose)
Shape your own neck profile Oversize 50’s or Modern C
Choose p-90s or humbuckers
Spray your own paint
Do your own fretwork & nut
Assemble your own guitar
Do your own set up
Be the first on your block to build your own boutique guitar!

We understand that flame maple or other exotic woods have been used to build BC Rich guitars through the years. Some of these woods are difficult to get heavily regulated by the countries or states of origin and can be very expensive. Still, and one might ask..."can I make a version with these crazy woods?"

Please contact Matt for information on doing this
 
Note, we do not offer nitrocellulose or acrylic lacquer of any kind for this workshop

Workshop size is limited to 6.

Equipment List:
An open mind
Eye protection ear protection
Dust mask and or respirator
Notepad and pen
Drinking water
Lunch
One new unopened toy (for Toys for Tots)..seriously!

Note: We understand that there were lots of models offered through the years from BC Rich. Somebody is going to ask to make a version not listed in the description. Well, maybe.Contact Matt for more information on this sort of thing. We would need to get templates and they may or may not be available.If you ask about an Ironbird he will probably say “yeah man lets do it!” But you never know he is hard to read sometimes..