Going well, zhyla. I've had those kind of router problems too. Of all the hand power tools I've got, the one I am most afraid of is the router - they take no prisoners. Are you going for a cavity routed from the top to access pots etc or a cavity routed underneath? It was doing my h/bucker cavity with the 1/2" router bit at full depth that the shavings caught fire. Very spectacular.
And z, you will have calculated correctly the thickness of the maple left on the peghead for the machines, won't you? Each side should be about the same as the peghead thickness of a guitar. And also that your centre rout there is wide enough that opposite string posts don't clash when fitted. It looks like they are ok from here. You can always stagger them if measuring shows that they are going to. Also fwiw, I tried drilling the holes for the string posts using a hand held drill only to find that the two E posts did not line up perfectly.

The others were ok. So when I made the Weissy, I drilled those using a drill press for greater accuracy. Hope this helps, I don't want to seem like a know it all - but I'm fresh from the experience.
