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Hidden Tenon, neck through, Spalted Maple Top Attachment : IMG_4308.mp4

Attachment : IMG_4280.mp4 Taking way too long. Time to crank up the volume to 11!!!

@Robin. Good old hand saw and make a router sled to plane and flatten. I do at all the time.

This is harder than I thought Attachment : IMG_4225.mp4

First time making a neck through. Nervous... Attachment : IMG_4205.mp4

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Thanks @Marcel. Figured it will be ok but need the reassurance.

Belly Carve Attachment : IMG_4110.mp4

Beauty

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looking good

Hi Can be done with a deep reach coping saw with a skip tooth blade. 3-4 tpi. I have done it before on 2 inch thick mahogany tops when my bandsaw broke.

As thin as 5mm. From fretboards to acoustic tops. Attachment : FullSizeRender.mov

Quite useful if you do not have the proper bandsaw. Takes a long time but works great Attachment : IMG_4085.MOV

Hi I made a frame saw based on a Tom Fidgen design specifically for jobs like this.

Attachment : D566C4E2-E2B9-4362-AC73-6D339D928686.jpeg Hi and Help, I am stumped Building a neck through bass. I have a 24 inch stew mac truss rod for basses. Does truss rod placement have to re...

All good Mark. Take care of fam. We’ll always be here for you.

12 degrees is just right. Not too much not too less. Here is a link of a vid. In the begining you will see a jig I made for the tablesaw to cut scarves. Not recomended for the beginner. It is an angle...