Hi bud, thanks alot!
When the neck blanks are laminated (if appropriate) they are squared (Planer thicknesser comes in handy!) , then I cut the diagonal on a bandsaw, plane it by hand and use a sanding block on both sides... then glue. The hard part as when you have glue in between the two parts want to slide apart under preassure. so I knida wedge them and use an elaborate system of clamps.
Melvin Hiscocks book as a good way which is what I use.
They all are or will be finished with danish oil.
I had seen several ways of doing them on my internet search for a way that I could pull off. Found people that had done them with bandsaw jigs, table saws, etc. But I tried a bandsaw on some scrap and decided to do it with a handsaw . Worked well enough though. Yours is spotless so congrats.
Never used danish oil. I'll have to look into it though, because you have a nice organic look to that neck. Looks like it would be very comfortable to play. I'm planning a build with a black walnut body and the danish oil looks like it may be perfect for that.
Once again, great stuff.