Neck Assembly Line

Ever have that one guitar that you just can't seem to get finished because the next step in the process takes more time than you have available today? Worry about losing the individuality in your instruments if you start mass production? What if you could minimize duplicating set up and tear down times, saving you time and money? Let's escape the paralysis of analysis and consider some middle ground where you might find proficiency, productivity and peace of mind.
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[@PISSEDOFF-MADABOUTIT60]

This man is giving solid advise no thumbs down. Thank you for your hard work.

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

Thanks for watching

[@PISSEDOFF-MADABOUTIT60]

@@paulmerojunkpileguitars I am looking to something different as I get older at 58yrs cooking was one of my favorite but music was first. Making an instrument for music it seems like a great way to keep myself going .
A hot kitchen is not were I want be anymore.

[@stevesstrings5243]

Thanks for the suggestion! Having a stack of necks ready to install can sure speed up the process. I built a scarf joint jig for my chop saw so that should speed up the process.

[@DarrellSMoore]

Thanks for all of the advice. Very inspirational!

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

Darrell S. Moore thanks for watching

[@rparker120]

Have you ever done a video on making the templates you use? I’d like to make some for myself. I enjoy your videos!

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

Thanks Rick. I will build out a playlist and send you a link

[@CigarboxSchulzi]

Thanks! That helps a lot.

[@larrylawrence1553]

How thick is your headstock, I didn’t hear you mention that. I know if it’s to thick that will cause a tuner fit problem they will be too short.

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

Email me Larry [e-mail]

[@phill765]

What is the benefit of having the fretboard separate from the neck? Can you put the frets directly on the neck? Thanks

[@robertcheatwood8566]

Helpful. Where do you get your wood for necks

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

Robert-I have a couple of hardware stores and lumber yards locally. Thanks for watching.

[@robertyoung7027]

i didn't catch it.. but what degree on the miter for the scarf joint?

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

15

[@Juampi1975]

Do you have de measures in mm of the scarf joint template? Or any video where you explain how to do it? Thank you!!!

[@garylandau7159]

What size of the peace of wood do your use for the neck and hadstock

[@garylandau7159]

On the one I am going cut necy price into the hadstock what size peace do I need for the neck

[@garylandau7159]

What size was that neck and pace

[@bengoff1960]

What degree of cut is the scarf joint?

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

Ben Goff 15

[@zardozica]

Do you also use Querqus Rubra?

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

I think the better wood along those lines would be Cocculus ramnifolia

[@zardozica]

Naw....that can’t hold deck screws...

[@paulmerojunkpileguitars]

@@zardozica dude