The keys are cut out on the bandsaw, sections at a time, and then a coping saw fited with a wire blade to cut out the sharps. 
Bloodwood keyplates are cut and scraped and buffed to a polish.
Time to start gluing up the jack-arm assembly with these great little spring clamps I bought-a 6 pack for one dollar! All of them glued to a little foot that keeps them at roughy 4 degrees tilted back. I'm gluing every other one to make it a little easier to get at them. Every so often I take my square to check for true.
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