How to cut out a neck on a CNC

[@jankoel5766]

Love how you handle hick-ups. I'm shure that in the end nobody will see it. It actually helps us to not make a mistake like this one. Great Job!

[@ricandes]

Another great episode. When learning anything new, you learn as much from your mistakes as you do from your success. I always say, I never make the same mistake twice, I always come up with a new one, lol.

[@robertbrowder3468]

Very helpful and thoughtfully explained. Thanks for sharing

[@Phil-br1cd]

Great videos!! I'm glad I found someone new to CNC like me so I can actually learn some lessons along the way. Neck still looks great! I actually like the final result. Not perfect, no, but what in life ever is. Keep it up.

[@davedavem]

it's great following along and hearing your thoughts process as you learn to use this machine.

[@eworcustomguitars]

Thanks Dave. It’s been a challenge but also great fun!

[@PaulCooksStuff]

We live, we learn. Publicising the screw-ups helps everyone. Applause for that.

[@TomGlander]

Have the same machine and just starting using the Tile feature. Really extends the reach.

[@ClinToneCust23]

thanks for the video!! hoping i find the video where you profile the back of the neck. Im thinking you use a molding toolpath.. trying to find all the info i can on profiling tool paths 2.5D so i can use Vcarve pro.

[@TruthHurts2u]

Reverse Schecter headstock?

[@romannumeral5547]

You're not the first to have this happen. I can vouch for that 😂. We don't learn if we don't make mistakes. Glad to see you're not one of the "purists" and embraced the CNC.

[@eworcustomguitars]

The cnc has been an awesome tool to learn. Totally woodworking to me.

[@markgrimm3564]

wow you've put a lot of blood sweat and tears in figuring it out o love your method in doing the neck. do you sell the vetric neck file

[@86OEd]

Good video, when I make a mistake like you described, I tell my wife when I go in I had another humbling experience today in the shop...bummer

[@eworcustomguitars]

Yeah it was a bummer for sure. An excellent learning experience! I actually milled off the headstock plate and replaced it. I just couldn’t stand looking at it.

[@markgrimm3564]

what C.A. glue are you using just one line down the middle of one piece of tape

[@eworcustomguitars]

I use starbond. Medium.

[@bluesingmusic3443]

Sorry I missed this & the 2 following, busy messing with a computer.

[@edwardsn3670]

Abalone will be great on your brand ❤️👌

[@RobertGreiner-os7um]

Not sure how you did that kind of job with no cnc experience prior to??

[@jimmykunz1]

How much is a cnc machine. I’m still using the old fashion way. A pocket knife 😂. Table saw. Router. Band saw etc. in the year 2525.

[@markgrimm3564]

wow been there done that exact same thing i went right a way to amana and bought longer bits

[@eworcustomguitars]

Yeah that was embarrassing I didn’t even think about that ! But a very good learning experience!

[@robertr4193]

It's a shame about the burn spots. One thing you could do would be to mill off the head stock plate and glue on a new one. Will you also need to mill the truss rod channel a bit deeper sense you are going to resurface the top of the neck blank? As long as we learn from out mistakes then it is not really a failure.

[@eworcustomguitars]

That is exactly what I did. I just couldn’t stand looking at those spots anymore 😁 and yes I took off about .003 off the neck surface so I still need to deepen the truss Rod slot with a round chisel.

[@BADGERCO]

Товарищ, это трэш так делать грифы)))

[@Fernando.Canal2]

Now I see, this happens to the pro too