I've just completed the “woodwork” on David’s Standard mandolin
and I thought that I’d show you a few photos of the neck carving process. For
me, carving the neck is the last big job, up until now, the neck has been left
square; this makes gluing the fretboard on and the whole fretting process much easier.
Step 1 take off the waste wood- down to the fretboard's edge.
Step 2 take the neck to near its final depth.
Step 3 carve the profile
And after much carving, scraping, sanding and checking; the
final neck!
And here's a couple of photos for the family album...............
Labels: Gary Nava. luthier, Handmade mandolin
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