Bridge pickup routed.

Neck pickup routed. This one became a bit of a pain in the neck even after laboriously creating a new template. The topmost edge was impossible to reach with the router for the last 1/4" of depth due to the base of the router running into the fretboard. I ended up cleaning up the remaining wood with a small chisel.

I created a template for the bridge recess and then routed out the bridge location.

Hardware test fitted.

Now I get to do the carve on the face and then lots more sanding and then it will finally be ready for finishing. I was looking at a product from the UK but was unable to get it shipped here due to it being considered a hazardous chemical. I am going to test some water based poly/acrylic on some scrap wood and see how that turns out before committing to putting it on the guitar.
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