Not bad for a first try!You could sand the thinner edge of the fretboard to regain symmetry…(along the flat side)

Looks GREAT!1.5mm to 2mm is ideal thickness for a Rosette

Looks great! Proceed with care – take small passes…You will still need to do some work by hand after gluing – see here:https://guitarmaking.co.uk/lesson/level-the-fretboard/and herehttps://guitarmaking.co.uk/lesson/level-the-fretboard/Would be really cool to see some pics of it in action and the final result? 

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I’ll mark this Q as closed – let me know if that is not the case 🙂

Cheers Herb

Sounds perfect Herb – I took some video of the process during the last course – Will try to edit/upload something ASAP.

Perhaps the height of the fretboard alone isn’t sufficient?Yes Herb – you have answered your own question! 😀 On a Strat (or any other bolt on neck) the neck sticks out enough so that the strings arrive at the right height….   Read more»

Lets not get too stuck up in this…I use:Titebond – most jobsWhite glue – anything that might need disassembled in future (acoustic guitars Neck and Bridge)Epoxy – Oily woods like Cocobolo – inlaysSuperglue – All sorts of stuff including filling…   Read more»

Excellent !For me it is not about making guitars faster – but better – or at least more accurately…Also I think I would use mine mostly for patterns not actual guitars – making templates is fun the first time…A smaller…   Read more»