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A MISTAKE NARROWLY AVERTED

9/9/2013

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LATE LAST NIGHT I was puttering in the workshop and decided to mark the new tenor necks for the bandsaw cut I will make  for the notch into which the sides are inserted.  Fortunately I decided to not make the cuts until I was very sure that the bandsaw was perfectly adjusted to make a 90 degree cut.  I did'nt have time to work in the shop today and just went down this evening to take a photo for the blog.  Oh No!  look at the marks on the center neck.  the mahogany one.  I had made the cut marks leading toward the head, and not the tail.  If I had put it to the bandsaw, I would have ruined the piece.  As in carpentry, or many things in life, it pays to check and check again before making the final cut.
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So all is well that ends well.  Tomorrow I will make the saw cuts and then I can begin carving the necks into shape, one of my favorite tasks.

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