Neck Work Part 1

Yesterday we began work on the neck of the guitar. 


We started by using the Mitre Box Saw to cut the mahogany to the appropriate length for the neck.


Following that we sanded down the wood to make it flat for the routing template. However there is not much more that we can do without the truss rod which should be arriving in the next week or so.

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