Göldo NTBAR Baritone Neck for Tele (Rosewood)

Got this neck a week ago - note: this is for a DIY project, and I didn't get a chance to set it up on the guitar yet: this is a review purely on the barytone neck itself.
- First of all: tuning socket holes... for some reason, Goldo decided to have them a little less than 8.5mm... so, in order to install any modern locking tuners, or even vintage ones with 8.5mm sockets, you'll need to drill down the holes, as they're too narrow to fit any tuning machines I know.
- The neck edges are a bit sharp... and the radius not high enough for me. That's purely personal taste I guess, but I'll have to rework it a bit to make it smooth and nice to play.
- The finish: the gloss finish on the headstock is a bit ... thick, and glossy :) and not that perfect, but you can easily work this out
- The inlay marker dots are... aged white plastic... which still bear the marks of neck and fret levelling from the factory... You could have them replaced, but I guess that's gonna cost the price of the neck. I'll probably go with inlay stickers which can cover that.

Other than that, it fits almost to the hair to the Goldo body I got at the same time, and the alignment is perfect.