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Very close! Nice job. Really enjoying watching this build Neil. 
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@nsj Yes, 630mm and 633mm is exactly what I did. Worked very well.
 

@nsj That one looks great!

@nsj I found I needed to do this and was grateful of the length of the neck blank.
I guess if you’re making your own nut you can adapt the depth of the nut, within reason, too.

@nsj I wonder whether that’s it. I mean, on the one hand, I’m paranoid about the possibility of the router tipping and leaving those tell-tale grooves in the side of the neck, so I do try to keep the whole…   Read more»

@nsj well, I wondered about the bearing, but it spins freely by hand, and I used it afterwards on the other side of the neck without problem. The neck is samba, so it is relatively soft, but I’ve used the…   Read more»

@nsj we’ll just jump on a plane and come on over. You can help carve some necks in the heat. 🤣 Make sure it’s somewhere between late July and mid-September to get the full experience though. Dog days of summer….   Read more»

Looking forward to seeing this lazer engraver @nsj. 🤔
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@nsj I’ve got abalone dots on my current build, just the standard round ones. I’m looking forward to seeing the scaley dragon though. A bit too artistic for my talents, I’m an engineer, I do straight lines and defined curves.

@nsj  Your bat inlay looks perfect, that’s something else I’ll have to try sometime. I had a try a while back using some shells off the beach here as inlay material, but the shell was to brittle and flakey when…   Read more»

Nice work @nsj. Enjoy watching you “faffing about on YouTube” with this one. 
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@nsj that looks fantastic. A fancy inlay is something I’m still trying to build up the courage to do. 🙂

@nsj Very cool – and a great way to use all of your wood. I’m hoping to start finding old free tables to upcycle into guitars after I get a little more experience under my belt.

@nsj does that go over the headstock as a laminate or is the actual headstock? did you make a scarf joint for it?

Looking forward to this one @nsj. 
You’ve been very productive over the past few months Neil. Can I ask if you’ve had any changes in the guitars structure since you built them or have they all remained quite stable? 
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@nsj that is fantastic. Very well done.

I haven’t gotten that far watching the classes yet @NSJ – does Mark cover how to make the neck with a low angle and a volute?

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Gone and split the body!

Maybe a weak bit in the grain, but better splitting now than later.

@nsj  Yes, that does look good.