If it's just me, then I spend a lot of time with pencil to paper, coming up with a design, then variations on the design until I'm happy. This could take 3-4 hours of back-and-forth on paper and measuring everything out precisely. Then the rough cutting is fast. Then the fine cutting takes a few hours. Then the REAL wait and delays are introduced during the sanding, priming, painting, and clear coating. That eats tons of time.
In fact, i need to spend more time on the tuning, but am usually out of time when that stage comes around.

2 hours?!? nope. Not me.
Scollsawer (An Analyst by trade....which factors into me spending tons of time on anything, lol.).