I recently started my first build. Its a basically a tele-custom body shape, im planning on putting a single humbucker, (lp jr style) with a volume control, to get my feet wet in wiring. Havent thought too much about the neck yet, but im thinking 25 1/2 scale length, 21 frets. My local lumber yard is a little dumb so I ended up getting two long poplar planks and cutting them into three pieces each which i stacked 3 high and 2 across. This led me to having an excessively thick body, as i was aiming for 1.75 in. I purchased a router and figured I'd use this to cut the body down to thickness. I had no prior experience with a router so after a few practice runs on scrap, I went to the real thing. Most of the process went pretty smoothly, until, ... oh god no... fuuuuuu... When I looked at the body I saw several "pot holes" where I accidentally, tilted I thnk is the right word, the router. Now I have no idea what to do, maybe fill them maybe sand it down, I just dont want to make it too thin. Ill post pics soon...