What's on your workbench?

[Paul Craig]

 This could be git related or not. So, what's on your workbench at the moment?

I have 4 scarf joint necks in different stages of work.

A 25" scale pine 5 string neck for a Banjo-Res, A 25" scale Red Oak neck for my 6 string Strat-Res build, A 24 & 1/2" scale Red Oak neck for my 6 string Double Cut Tele build and a 27" scale 6 string Baritone Conversion neck for a Modern Strat body I have.

[Martin Ford]

Very nice finish. Clean lines.

[Lonman]

thank you

[Tim Pannabecker]

Super clean.  Reminds me of Hendrix and his white Strat

[Paul Craig]

Nice work Timothy and Lonman.

Keep posting guy's, anything your doing might help someone else get an idea or help them finish a project.

[Dee Ann]

Today I built a fret jig.  I couldn't be happier! It was a nice experiment working with the leftover wood pieces I'm using on my first cbg.  It cuts perfectly!!! I used a teak oil to see how the cherry and the poplar came out. The jig is made to where the base is sturdy and can be clamped down to a table for more stability. I love this thing! I'm only on my first cbg...who knows how many I'll build....but it was fun making it.  This makes fretting a no-brainer!

[Paul Craig]

That's awesome. I need to make one of my own.

[Dee Ann]

Thanks. This picture is so huge and doesn't show the whole jig. Any idea how to make the pic smaller and zoomed out?

[Paul Craig]

Maybe edit the pic size on your computer, save a copy and repost.

[KOOL DOG HOOCH]

Nice job! Think I'll build one.

[Shawn]

18 maple necks with scarf joints cut glued and headstocks thinned and on the other bench I have 32 1/4 purple heart wood fretboards. They will have my customary 24 frets with a 25" scale brass fret markers and 4 string setup. Once I get them all to the shaping stage my arms will get a workout.

[Dee Ann]

Wow!!! Nice!  Are those scarf joints machine cut?

[Paul Craig]

Nice, and quite the workout.