To remove the neck, I used the time-honored method. I removed the 14th fret, and drilled a small hole in the fingerboard in the center of the slot where the 14 fret once was, and then gently steamed the neck joint with a pressure cooker, hose, and bicycle pump needle. The neck came out easily.
The dovetail and the neck pocket show the precision work of the Martin factory. It was a clean, tight joint which had just enough glue to do the job, and no more.



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