I'm in the process of working out the kinks in my homebrew DC LP Special. One of them is that the bass side bushing hole was drilled too far forward. I have a Mojotone compensated wraparound for the guitar. The intonation on the other strings are all either spot on or just a smidgen sharp but the intonation on the low E string is about half a tone sharp. Problem is that I've moved the bass side back as far as I'm comfortable with backing it so I can't move it any more to flatten it up. I compensated for this last night by tuning the low E a bit flat but I'm wondering if there's anything else easy that may help. Raising the tailpiece a smidgen maybe?
If there isn't anything easy and obvious what about an offset bushing? I've seen these on Google for reissue Les Pauls to move the stop tailpiece into the "correct" vintage position but in my application it may help move the tailpiece back enough to help me nail down the intonation.