These are the various assembly parts I've gathered to build a Stratocaster using blade-type pickups. Please note that the pickup and pickguard hole sizes do not match, so some adjustments will be needed for installation. The pickups are no-brand and have a DC resistance of 12kΩ each. When I bought an inexpensive, off-the-shelf Stratocaster assembly, the pots turned out to be 500k. It's usable as is by chance, but I'll upgrade it a bit and include a new OAK selector switch and silver knobs as a bonus. Originally, Oak selector switches were very expensive, but I found out they now cost 3,000 yen. The tailpiece is a roller saddle, but I was planning to build it with a stop tailpiece. I'll include an inexpensive tremolo block for those who want a tremolo system. Tremolo springs are included, but please note that the tremolo arm is missing. Everything in the image is included. Some processing will be required, and small screws and bolts are not included, so please prepare them yourself. I've included two types of vintage cloth-covered BELDEN solid core wire for wiring. Solid core wire is easily broken, so please handle it with care.