RobSm Posted January 22, 2016 Report Posted January 22, 2016 Hi. I have worked up a model of a neck (non Fender) and was wondering how the cutting would be done on a CNC. Would the blank be scarf jointed and machined as a single unit or would the headstock and other part be done separately and glued together when finished? That would require some tricky gluing I think. Or do the headstock, glue up the scarf & do the neck proper? Thanks, Rob. Quote
Prostheta Posted January 22, 2016 Report Posted January 22, 2016 I would prepare the blank prior to machining, however both are feasible. The reason I say so is that a 4-5 axis CNC could feasibly cut both parts so that they mate subsequently, eg. via a dovetailed slot or whatever. This is more advanced than what you are asking however, so I would go with the simpler solution; scarfing prior to machining. The only thing you would need to do is to have a reliable reference surface on the blank for the CNC, such as jointing the fingerboard glueing surface first. Quote
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