With the body almost complete, I think its time to get to work on my acoustic guitar neck. I'm starting with a neck blank that my friend Thomas sent to me. I made a couple modifications to it to make it fit my needs. I then cut it to length, routed the truss rod channel as well as channels for some carbon fiber rods. Then I attached the head plate, and got the headstock cut to size on the router table. This is a good start to the neck.
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