Before noon the front porch lies in shadow, which is perfect for me. I can’t stand the sun.
I started out by planing the sides with my Veritas apron plane. When it’s sharp and well set up it’s a remarkable tool.
The same plane handles the endgrain nicely. The clamping method was ok but the available bit of railing was a bit rickety.
Taking down the edges of the neck with a sharp Mora carving knife…
… and smoothing out the back of the neck with an Ibex thumb plane.
I check the width and taper with the fret slotting jig, in the pic it’s more or less ready for the next step which will be a few coats of shellac on the neck before slotting.
I hope you catch the scenic backgrounds even though I try to keep my less industrious relatives out of focus.
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