Posted by: @swepri while testing if it is sharp enough To be a bit more positive, if you didn’t feel the cut, then you must have done a good job of sharpening it! Of course, the traditional way to check…   Read more»

@swepri thanks

Posted by: @swepri Yes, several times 🙂 Right now a hair over 21mm and 23mm @swepri Good, I just wanted to make sure. 👍  Like @koendb said, have a think about what profile shape you want your neck.  Do two…   Read more»

@swepri, wow those facets looks clean! Man you should see mine 🤣  You can now decide where you want to go with this. If you mark your next lines nearer to the centre line, the more C shape you get….   Read more»

Posted by: @swepri Finally started to carve the neck, but is a bit stuck at “refining facets”. @swepri have you measured the thickness (with your callipers) of the neck at the third fret ish and again at the twelfth fret…   Read more»

Posted by: @swepri since it is easy to press it flat Think of it like this: The fret board will exert a similar force on the neck to that which you are exerting to press it flat. If you can…   Read more»

@swepri. I would think a warp in the fretboard would not matter at all. Once it is glued down to the neck it will stay as straight as the neck is. There is so little wood left in the fretboard…   Read more»

Welcome @swepri! This is a great community and you’ll get all the help and support necessary, have fun!

@swepri welcome to the builds

@swepri  Welcome to the group, you’ll get all the help you need here. I’m looking forward to seeing the progress of your first build.

Posted by: @swepri Currently watching the courses and absorbing as much as possible before starting to cut wood. @swerpri Hey man, welcome to the forum, you’ll find all the help and info you need here.  My first set neck electric…   Read more»

@swepri There’s plenty of material left, it should not be a problem

Welcome @swepri. Enjoy the ride and post some pictures when you get going. 
Cheers,
Russ
🙏🎸🎶🙂

@swepri Welcome to this awesome community. You’ll find that people are very supportive here! Success with your build(s)
What kind of model are youstarting with?