Rigos Garage - Woody Strat - Freeway Switch 5B5-01 Wiring Done! - Ep 4

After many hurdles, I get the Woody Strat's wiring done. This is using the Freeway 5B5-01 Model 10-way switch, which ends up working great! See my experience of installing this switch on my Woody Strat build here.
Video Summary:
0:00 - Intro
1:27 - Output jack replacement and fitting the components to the pickguard
2:59 - Parts ported to new pickguard, and progress update
4:22 - Wiring the rest of the electornics explanation
6:00 - Finishing up the wiring
7:48 - Day 12 - Wiring continued...
8:14 - Wiring finished
10:49 - Moment of truth - testing the wiring
12:10 - Installing the wired pickguard
13:26 - Wiring done and overview
15:06 - Day 12 - A quick test
17:16 - Outro
Credits:
☐ Music used in this video from the Free Music Archive, Album "From the Bass (funk/jazz/rock)"
by Crowander - freemusicarchive.org/music/cr...
☐ The songs in this album are licensed under CC BY-NC - creativecommons.org/licenses/...

[@danielpowers4787]

Good tip about the small size of the holes. I wired mine up and couldn’t get it to produce any output on any of the pickups.
I think my mistake was letting some wires share a contact when connecting them to the freeway switch. For example, the nodes on the switch labeled NH, B, MH, and BT.
You’re saying the wires AND the soldering material between the two holes cannot touch?? If so, my next step will be to remove all the wires, heat and remove the soldering material from the contacts, get out my magnifying glass, and start again lol