Current progress on the semi-hollow; Got the neck fretted, tuners fitted and fixed it to the body. I handcrafted a volume and tone control from the excess neck wood. The top is still not glued on. It’s held together by double sided tape. Beside that, I still have an installation of Bridge and stopbar/trem to do.Then a lot of fine sanding and details like fret markers and final clear coat before I can wrap this build up 
Weight as it is now = 2.9 kg/6.4 lbs
The neck is going to be as beautiful as the rest of the guitar. 🙂
Making some curves in the semi-hollow horns. Both for looks, but mainly to get easy access to the lower frets.
Some still pictures of the current work.
Video below:
Routing the trussrod channel in neck intended for the semi-hollow.
Got the sanding machine out today
The oscillating sander shouldn’t feel ignored either
Working on a walnut S-style neck
One piece maple neck with bubinga headstock and bubinga dots.
Just finished shaping it.
Next up is fine sanding and a lot of true oil 🙂
New frets installed on this Rock Machine.
1971 Gibson SG😊
Still not got my CNC machine up and running … So Old-school neck building
T-Style neck handcrafted in Wenge wood and ebony fretboard
