Looking at what I have for tools, I'm going to have to put this on hold for a while. I really want to joint the top pieces, but I really should let the wood get aclimated to my area. So right now its book clamped between two boards of MDF.
Then there's the neck. I have the headstock blank sitting here, and I have the neck blank sitting here. I keep reaching for the miter saw, but then I keep going back and saying "I really should be doing this with a band saw." I also keep getting confused, because for some reason I'm having trouble imagining the whole process of cutting the angle, flipping it around and gluing it back on...
There's also the scarf joint. I've done one before, but it came out like crap. I have a jointer now, so I can do it correctly, but I don't know how to get it across the blades at an angle like that, safely... so I gotta figure that out before I do anything.
After the bandsaw work, its smooth sailing, and I can do everything else with the jigsaw, router, and handtools!