Maybe offer standard models for the wider public, but continue to do custom stuff on the dl for people who understand what they're getting into?

I think if you tell people up front you do custom stuff they'll come up with all kinds of crazy crap just because they can, but at the end of the day most people just want pretty normal things if they're priced right.

This ^^^^

I agree with the idea of a couple of standards with some menu customization style options, then if you get a customer with a really specific interest, you can address that ad hoc as needed.

FWIW I think that the Les Paul Jr. double cut away would look so super rad with your set ups, I would vote for that, but that's me.

At any rate, I think you should give it a go and see where you can get.

If you have patterns and templates that keep your work running efficiently and at a high quality, that's pretty important. I'd be protective of that process, and good clients should respect that.

If you start up an Instagram, put up a bunch of your old builds in order of build do people can get a sense of what you have done (and how it's evolved).

If you give me a free guitar, I will post about it for my 4 nonfamily members on instagram.

Think about it, that's all I'm saying.

Haven't decided if I'm going to make a social media site of any sort...maybe will wait a bit to see if there is any clear non-nightmare place. Ideals?
Ash body for #26. Been building this out of scraps and off-cuts. Will be done relatively soon. Note the orange peel as this was sprayed about 15 seconds before I took the photo. Just started #27, a baritone w/ 28" scale. The main brief is to minimize weight. Got a couple great rosewood blanks for boards for #26 and 27. Will cut these some time this week.