Since the neck is 99% equal to the previous one, I thought it would make no sense to post the same pictures of the same process, with the same wood, in the same place. So I tell you what I did and you imagine.
Routed the truss rod channel and glued the ears and the rosewood-mahogany sandwich to the headstock. I also had some time to prepare the fretboard. I just wanted to show you this stupidly cool tiny piece of wood.
This is the first time I use rosewood in a fretboard, always used ebony, and I was not sure, so I bought both madagascar rosewood and 1st grade ebony, just in case. After tapping with the fingers both fretboards, this one gave me a bright belly sound, whilst the ebony one had a stupid mute response, like tapping a piece of hard rubber... that was really dissapointing, so finally I think I made a good choice.