A cheap block Jaguar neck without a lip exists!

[CROSS_guitars]

What tuners do these take?

9.5mm holes.
I briefly popped a set of Gotoh sealed tuners on there and they fitted well. But i reckon you could also go Vintage Kluson style if the bushings are big enough

[tribi9]

Ah okay, so with some conversion bushings then, Kluson style tuners would be an option.

How is the nut? I bought a Chinese neck a while ago, and the nut had to be filed down quite a bit.

[MayTheFuzzBeWithYou]

My Jag neck arrived today.
First impression: I'm very impressed!
Cosmetically, it looks great. The side dots are wacky but I can live with that.

Wow, that grain looks amazing!

[CROSS_guitars]

Ah okay, so with some conversion bushings then, Kluson style tuners would be an option.

How is the nut? I bought a Chinese neck a while ago, and the nut had to be filed down quite a bit.

The nut looks a bit crap. It would definitely need filing and I'm not sure it's centered properly.
Looks to be made of the same stuff as the classic vibe Squiers.

[niksureal]

while i do love mine now, when it arrived the heel wasnt flat and required some work. the first time i mounted it, it was causing the pocket on the body to bend. also, almost all of the frets needed to either be re-seated or filed and re-polished a bit. this is honestly not a deal breaker for me and it was fun to have a little project. i really like the neck now. the nut on mine was even fine, just needed to be sanded/polished. the pocket on the squier is a bit wide (about a mm gap on either side) but who cares. i think if you were using it for a project, it is well worth the $80.

[CROSS_guitars]

I figured these would need a pretty good fret level and polish. That's no big deal for me either.
They look pretty amazing all strung up like that!

[caples]

Tempted but I wish there was a dirt cheap jag body to go with it.