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<blockquote data-quote="Electrodave" data-source="post: 22460903" data-attributes="member: 343811">Very nice wood work there, Nick.&nbsp; Very nice.Thanks, Tralfaz![ATTACH=full]871387[/ATTACH]This, on the other hand, is in a much earlier stage.&nbsp; Before I took the sander (w/60 grit) to this neck, the headstock was paddle shaped, and the back of the shaft was square.&nbsp; This is a Canadian maple guitar neck that will end up on a guitar named Utah in maybe a week or so.&nbsp; So this pic was taken before I started attacking it by hand.&nbsp; I stick adhesive sandpaper on my hands, and carve and smooth it to an asymmetric profile that&#039;s palm filling.&nbsp; Hand shaped.&nbsp; &quot;D&quot; profile.&nbsp; This one is very thin and shreddy.&nbsp; I call these &quot;Shred-D Necks&quot;.I know, TMI.&nbsp; I just got started there...There is a vape setup!&nbsp; On the heel of the neck Is a Goon V1.5 on a TVL Magnum (aluminum).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Electrodave, post: 22460903, member: 343811"] Very nice wood work there, Nick. Very nice. Thanks, Tralfaz! [ATTACH=full]871387[/ATTACH] This, on the other hand, is in a much earlier stage. Before I took the sander (w/60 grit) to this neck, the headstock was paddle shaped, and the back of the shaft was square. This is a Canadian maple guitar neck that will end up on a guitar named Utah in maybe a week or so. So this pic was taken before I started attacking it by hand. I stick adhesive sandpaper on my hands, and carve and smooth it to an asymmetric profile that's palm filling. Hand shaped. "D" profile. This one is very thin and shreddy. I call these "Shred-D Necks". I know, TMI. I just got started there... There is a vape setup! On the heel of the neck Is a Goon V1.5 on a TVL Magnum (aluminum). [/QUOTE]

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