This first picture is the plans I made for my tenor. I used basic measurements but made the curves to my taste using visio. When printed to scale it used 4 sheets of paper.
Here is my wood for the tenor. It's curly cherry and western red cedar.
Here is the wood I picked for the soprano. It's satinwood and old growth redwood.
Here is the next step, building the side bending mold for the tenor using the inside bits of the mold.
Here I'm gluing in the braces. I've got it sitting in my 8ft radius dish to put a nice curve on the back.
Here is the neck glued up from spanish cedar, ready for some carving.
I also bent the sides for the soprano and scarfed/glued up a few neck blanks while I was at it. Ok, so I made a mistake on once of them and needed to do another tenor size... but the mistake can be used for another soprano or concert.
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