Do I see cthulhu peeking through?!
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What do you think? Tung-oil like the rest of the neck or maby a gloss finish for the logo
Will place it on the back of the headstock as the spalted beech is just too beautiful to hide behind the logo 😉
Let’s check tomorrow for the top of the headstock!
The wood seems to be nice and hard due to the wood hardener
Next up is to cut and fit the spalted maple top! 🙂
..and I have also made the matching zebra wood top for the headstock!
 
In a kind of herringbone motif, you’ll see what I mean in the next post 😉
Nice and flat, but not too tiny. Smooth as silk and just the right feel in your hand!
Black mini dots in cream binding for the CELLAR-AIR guitar, and white in black binding for the CELLAR-DIME.
and prepared and installed the binding for both necks (while enjoying an Erdinger 😉
This starts to look like a proper guitar-neck!
..in the exact centre of the ML Neck. Next step is gluing the fretboard on the neck.
10″ at the nut and 16″ at the bridge side of the neck
And so is the AIR inlay:
@Jeroen, which size do you prefer? 🙂
Thanks to the StewMac templates!
Just love to buy myself http://www.stewmac.com/ presents! 😉
Its an ambigram, so you will be able to read it too while playing the air guitar!
Works like a charm. Check this video if you are wandering how it works:
Mainly thanks to the band saw I bought of course 😉
By Lucsa @SpruceGuitars Utrecht. Thnx, very nice atelier and awesome guitar building skills!
@Jeroen, hope you’re absolutely positive on the ML shape, because this is a kind of point of nu return 😉
Ready for the band saw!
And sawed en glued the scarfjoint on the first of the two necks! 
Pretty awesome if you’d ask me 😉
The circular saw is only 7 cm high so have to do the rest the old fashioned way! Got some nice blisters from this baby 😉
Works like a charm!
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