It's important to note that the following steps involve attaching the neck to the body, installing the fretboard, attaching the back, and installing the binding. This requires precision and attention to detail to ensure that the instrument is properly intonated and playable. Additionally, the neck and heel are shaped to final dimensions. Overall, the process of assembling an octave mandolin is a labor of love that requires patience and skill, but the end result is a beautiful and unique instrument that can bring joy to its players and listeners alike.
00:00 Asemblering the Octave Mandolin Neck, Fretboard, top, back, and sides
0:18 Making the Fretboard, Intaly
1:46 Fretboard radius
2:05 Fret Slots
3:05 Neck angel CNC Milling
4:28 Preparing the Neck Heel for fitting
5:02 Milling the neck pocket
6:05 Fitting the neck
6:35 Neck Bolt
7:00 Attaching the fretboard
7:40 Shaping the neck
8:25 Fretting the Neck
10:25 Top Binding
11:50 Attaching the neck
12:15 Making the label
13:50 Closing the Box, attaching the back
14:55 Back binding
16:00 Heel Cap
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