I agree with what Greg said and those links are killer
Whenever I cut a neck I always start by drawing a center line.then mearsure the fretboard length and mark it off on the neck.Using the centerline I mark of the bottom width and then the nut width.A quick triple check of all measure ments is always a cool idea .
From there I sketch out the headstock and cut the truss cavity,(another use for the center line).
Now here's where people differ.Some people like to fully construct the fretboard,(frets and all), and attach it to the neck before final shaping.Some people like to attach the board blank to the neck and do all shaping and slotting.
I'm in the middle,I like to cut the fretslots and radius then attach to the neck,(sometimes rough cutting the neck sometimes no.This gives me the option of adding a little extra width by flaring the board.),then do the shaping and any inlay or binding.
It'll be cool to see the responses,this thread is going to be a great learning experience .
Also BLS was kind enough to give me this link to a question a few weeks ago,maybe there is some more info there as well.
http://www.guitarbuild.com/modules/mydownloads/