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WaddyThomson
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I just used plywood cauls on the sides with tape on them, to keep the glue from sticking. Seemed to work fine.

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Filippo, Robbie's video on making neck blanks shows two methods that are quick and easy.


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1/8 inch dowels in the corners, the dowel in the lower left corner is hard to see because it's still in.
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You must be using titebond, the slippin'est glue around.
Hide glue tacks real fast.
Of course if you are looking for perfect alignment, you'll want dowels of some sort.

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somebody once showed me to do it sort of like a spanish heel, just run the whole stack through the tablesaw against the fence top to bottom with a very shallow cut in the excess, flip it and do the other side, then use a piece of sidescrap in each slot to keep things stable. I've never actually done it but it seemed to work for him...
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You could just glue the blocks on one at a time. I never had a problem with them sliding.
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