StewMac Sipo Mahogany Neck Blank for Electric or Archtop Guitar

Description

A beautiful mahogany variety, African Sipo is a little bit denser, with slightly bolder grain, than other varieties of mahogany
Ready for bandsawing and shaping in your shop
Quartersawn and kiln dried
Sized for building a glue-in neck for a solidbody or thin archtop guitar
Approximate dimensions: 3-1/2" thick x 2-1/2" wide x 26" long
African Sipo
("seepo") is a beautiful mahogany variety. A little bit denser with slightly bolder grain.
Fine wood for building your own neck.
For over 40 years we've supplied select neck wood to instrument makers. Each kiln-dried planed neck blank is a solid piece that's ready for bandsawing and shaping in your shop. Sized to include sufficient wood for adding headstock "ears."
About our mahogany neck blanks —
Used in traditional guitarmaking, genuine mahogany is very stable, dense, and is one of the best woods for woodworking; it sands easily, routed edges stay crisp and sharp, and it accepts stains and finish. Unsurpassed working and finishing qualities.
Mahogany is naturally highly variable in color and graining pattern, so no two pieces look alike: each piece is beautifully unique!
1-piece solid wood
Carefully selected
Kiln dried
Quartersawn
Approximate dimensions:
3-1/2" thick x 2-1/2" wide x 26" long (88.90mm x 63.5mm x 660.40mm)
Sized for building a glue-in neck for a solidbody or thin archtop guitar.