I found this video from a few years ago. I was doing a little I am hydrogen loop and my phase 90 started picking up trucker CB radio. After I opened the pedal, I found I had a loose ground wire from an old true bypass mod I did. Someone will get a laugh out of this.
It only weighs 45 lbs and I can assure you the wiring on the bottom is super clean and not a spaghetti mess.
I bought it new from Eastwood late February. It played great and the setup was quite nice from the factory. Just didn't like the way the metal tailpiece and tune-o-matic looked, so I decided to void my warranty and do a little woodworking. The photos show how I did it. I wouldn't recommend it to others unless you have a bandsaw and a belt sander.
I ordered two 9.5" x 3" blocks of ebony to make the tailpiece, bridge, saddle, and some 1/8" brass flat bar for the string stopper and saddle pieces.
The guitar had a wiring harness that was kind of a mess. So I pulled their harness out traced it in diylayoutcreator(I realized it's exactly the same circuit as the one on 1728.org, so credit to that site). I put in CTS solid shaft 500k pots, and used a mixture of cloth and shielded guitar wire.
I'm not a luthier, and only a novice woodworker. It's not luthier-quality work but I'm proud of it and wanted to share it here.