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Leo Jaymz DIY ST Style Electric Guitar Kits with Roasted Pine Body and Maple Neck - Laurel Wood Fingerboard,Strap and All Components Included (ST Roasted Pine)

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Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine


Features

  • Bolt-on Neck ST Style Electric Guitar DIY Kits (Includes a guitar strap)
  • Solid Roasted Pine body and maple neck.
  • All cavities drilled for pickups and control knobs.
  • Laurel wood fingerboard with 6mm pearl dot inlays. (25.5" scale length, maple neck with 21 frets)
  • One-side machine heads for a shaped headstock.
  • All the wire cables and screws are included.
  • Additionally,Included Guitar Strap and Security Quick Retainer System Guitar Strap Locks
  • The thickened single side can be pasted with copper foil paper, effectively reducing noise when applied to areas such as the wire compartment and pickup groove.

Description

Leo Jaymz's mission is simple: to make great music accessible and enjoyable for all.

Brand: Leo Jaymz


Color: ST Roasted Pine


Top Material Type: Maple Wood


Body Material: Roasted Pine


Back Material Type: Roasted Pine


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Laurel Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: S-S-S


String Material Type: Stainless Steel


Hand Orientation: Right


Brand Name: Leo Jaymz


Hand Orientation: Right


UPC: 743333602489


Manufacturer: HYGENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO., LTD


Set Name: DIY ST Roasted Pine


Number of Items: 1


Included Components: guitar strap, security quick retainer system guitar strap locks, wire cables, screws, guitar body, guitar neck, fingerboard


Instrument: guitar


Model Number: SNGK


Manufacturer Part Number: DIY001


Warranty Description: 30 day.


Color: ST Roasted Pine


Top Material Type: Maple Wood


Body Material Type: Roasted Pine


Back Material Type: Roasted Pine


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Laurel Wood


String Material Type: Stainless Steel


Material Type: Roasted Pine, Maple, Laurel Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: S-S-S


Guitar Bridge System: Tremolo


Number of Strings: 6


Scale Length: 25.5 inches


Item Dimensions: 3.2 x 27.56 x 13 inches


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  • Just received, so far 5 stars update- it works
Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine
Just received it. This kit is very well done. About all you have to do is sand it, finish the wood and assemble the pieces. There is an assembly booklet. The steps are very easy. I checked the pick guard and neck for fit - good. Checked the jack for fit -- had to rotate the connector and bend a lug. The neck and body are smooth. I will sand the neck and body with 400 then 800 grit. I don't plan on changing the shape of the head, I think it looks fine. There is a Fender Stratocaster template if you want to change it. The neck will be coated with Tung Oil or Gun Stock Oil. Not sure about the fret board protection. The body will be stained a transparent blue with a solid blue, same tint, on the side and back. I may use a tiny bit of black stain around the front and sides, rubbing most off, but not sure yet. The body is roasted pine. The grain on mine is very nice, not super bold. The back has more bold grain but that is fine. Very satisfied so far. Will report back when the build is complete. Update: it is working. I don't believe the instruction booklet shows how to add the copper shielding. I lined the voids where the pickup goes. It has conducting adhesive. I used 9 coats of Tru Oil on the neck and fret board. Very thin layered. Looks and feels great. I applied two coats of Howard Feed-N-Wax to the neck and body. I used a water based blue stain, putting it on so it streaked. It shows the grain through under the streaks. Looks unique. It sounds good to me. Setup: the nut was very high. Fret the 3rd it should be 0.2mm at the 2nd - was way over, like 1mm. I filed it with cheap $7 round nut files - get a $25 file set as you cannot hold on to the small round files. The top needs to be filed so the strings are 1/3 in the slot (verify). It needs to be angled deeper at the head end. The neck truss bar may need adjusting to stop fret buzz. Don't adjust without string tension. Be sure the bridge saddles aren't maxed in either direction - it is a 25.5 inch guitar, inside nut edge to the contact point on the saddle. From there, the saddle needs adjusting for intonation when fretting at the 12th fret - same note as open, just higher frequency. Watch YouTube videos before filing the nut! The nut can be replaced with a bone nut but if the height is wrong, it will have to be filed down or it will hurt to play, particularly the first couple frets. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025 by About The Details

  • Leo jamez kits
Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine
I have had no issues with leo jamez kits
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2026 by Katie Bleizeffer

  • So cool
Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine
My husband LOVED building this!
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2026 by Ariana Sarita

  • Some sanding is required.
Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine
Overall the kit is very nice, however it's not ready to be assembled. Both the body and the neck are rough. The body is coated in a sealer but the sanding job is subpar and will require a good sanding. There are deep scratches across the grain on the top and bottom near the tail. There is also a hole in the bridge humbucker position that has some chip out in the spring cavity but that's not a critical issue. The Neck. It will need a light sanding and the frets have some sharp edges. Radius is 12 inches. All holes are pre-drilled which is nice. I would recommend this body kit because the cost is worth the neck and body alone. The extremely careful when removing the plastic nut from the neck. Mine was extremely glued in and unfortunately I created a little minor damage that I was able to fix by gluing a small piece of the fretboard back into the neck. The Tremelo. One of the six screws used to secure the tremolo with not bite into the hole requiring two pieces of toothpick to fix the problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025 by Bill Karoly

  • Very bad workmanship
Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine
None of the tuners align. Two of the tuners themselves have damaged threads not allowing to snug the headstock. Requested a replacement, hopefully it will be better.
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2026 by Al

  • Some work required; good beginners kit for building.
Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine
Nice Kit ! Keep in mind, you will need to do some work as well. Fret level & crown , you tube it. That will help. Upgrading other parts , locking tuners, shielding body cavities, and if needed: paint. Good beginner kit to get acquainted with all parts and pieces to build. A pre painted version is available. Nice ! But upgrade hardware & pickups. You have it ! Enjoy!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by Robert C.

  • PRETTY GOOD KIT FOR A GREAT PRICE.
Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine
I like almost everything about this Leo Jaymz guitar build kit. I like the pre-wired electrical. The body wood is very solid Pine with good grain. The neck fits in the pocket super tight. There is just one thing. THE NECK. The frets are terrible. I have spent hours trying to get the frets leveled and the truss rod doesn't seem to do anything when trying to get some relief off the neck bow. Not even sure if I will be able to make it work. But I like the rest of the guitar enough to buy another neck if I have to. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by David

  • Beautiful piece of pine.
Set name: DIY ST Roasted Pine
I bought this kit for the roasted pine body. It was a little on the chunky side in terms of profile and needed quite a bit of sanding to shape to suit. I finished it in TruOil to show off the wood, which is spectacular. The cut of the book matched pieces is beautifully done. Paired it with a roasted maple and rosewood neck I had from another kit. Best of both. Does Leo Jaymz do kits to order? That would be cool If the right pieces come in the right kits, I would buy one again... Anyway, here's how it turned out... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026 by Matthew Wells Sanders

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