http://www.potvinguitars.com/oldsite/builds/090408/part03/
That guitar looks a bit like what I'm making. Actually, my body is closest to a Schecter C-1, but its still modified to have a slightly bigger top horn, slightly deeper lower horn cut in, and the armrest area is being toned down in size a little. Its Sassafras on walnut (well, the walnut is tentative as of now pending sourcing, but I like the contrast between the two woods).
Anyways, useless details aside, I wanna carve the top. My plan is to rig up a jig like what the link shows. Except I want to change the carve on the horns. I like the PRS-esque carve extending onto the horns with the ridges. And the PRS-esque super deep carve in the lower horn. Is it doable using the router setup like that? I'm having a hard time visualizing the topography for that. Also, is is possible to use an angle grinder with a sanding disc to get that kind of carve? I've seen it done on more sweeping shapes, but I'm not sure about something like the PRS carve. Finally, in terms of cutting the neck angle on the body, cutting the neck tennon (its gonna be a bolt on) and routing for the recessed TOM and pickups, what order should that all happen in?