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- Pencils and Pens, you will use them for everything and apart from my No. 7hand plane my pencil is my favorite tool.

- Compass or angle protractor. you will need at least one and i only used myangle protractor a few times but it will become necessary to mark outheadstock angle and the neck angle on the guitar.

- 2 Rulers at least 18 inches in length. i use a combination metric and imperialsteel ruler that doubles as a straight edge, and a small ruler that measures in64th of an inch.

- 1 Marking tool, i use a Marking Gauge which makes accurate and squaremarks, you can use a knife, razor blade or just a regular pencil as a substitute.

- 1 engineers square or framing square can be used. make sure that it is at aperfect 90 degree angle!

- 1 Caliper tool. Electric or Dial it doesn't matter you can find a cheap one atharbor freight

- 1 set of Files, at least 1 large bastard file and the rest can be needle filesused for finish work

- 1 Rasp, a file can be substituted for it but i like the Shinto Rasp

- 1 Hand Plane, I actually use a big No. 7 Jointer Plane and it is my favorite

tool but you can use a Jack Plane. my no. 7 is used as a joiner, planer andThicknessing machine so it is invaluable!

- 1 Chisel Set, you actually only need 2 or maybe 3 chisels. I prefer a 1/2 inchand a 1 inch Chisel. I also use a small set of carving chisels but it is optionalas you'll only need them if you want to inlay a logo on your headstock.

- 1 Hand held router, I use a Makita Plunge router and i highly recommendusing a plunge router as they are safer and you will need to do cuts at variousdepths. ( I also used my Dremel with a Plunge router attachment but i onlyused it for inlay work so it is completely optional.)

- Router Bits i use 3. 1 3/4 Round over bit, 1 1-1/2" depth template bit and 1

3/4" template bit.- 1 card scraper will substitute for sandpaper if set up properly

- A set of saws. I use a Ryoba Hand Saw, a Coping saw and a little .23 kerfpull saw from Harbor freight. If you own a table saw or circular saw rip cuts willbe much easier and faster.

- 1 Drill, i used a Makita impact driver and my little eggbeater drill for thisproject. If you own a drill press drilling holes accurately will become mucheasier and faster, but with enough practice you can be just as accurate with ahand drill.

- 1 drill bit set, so long as it has 3/64" minimum you should be fine although ilike having 1 or 2 forstner bits as well

- 1 set of clamps , you can never own too many clamps but i suggest 2-3 smallF style clamps and 3 Bar clamps should be fine for your start.

- Glue, I prefer hot hyde glue but i used Titebond original for this project and irecommend it. you may also need some CA glue for binding, inlay work andsmall repairs.

The tools below are finishing work tools and electronics.

- Screwdrivers both flat head and phillips may be needed. I have a smalljewelers set of screwdrivers that are perfect for the screws used in the guitar.

- Electronics Pliers i use them to trim the electronics wire and for fretwork


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You now have a working guitar! well not quite you still have to installelectronics, set up and oh yeah apply the finish!! I use Oil finishes because inmy opinion they are safer, more forgiving and more beautiful than your differentlacquers. The specific type of finish i use is a sanded in antique oil finish andthat is the one I will be teaching you.

Step 1 - Using a damp rag wet the body and neck to raise the grain and let itdry.

Step 2 - Sand down the fibers that have been raised using 320 on your entireguitar and then wipe off all sawdust!!

Step 3 - Mask off the fretboard and any places that you don't want the finish toget into.

Step 4 - Apply a generous coat of Oil finish on a face of the guitar and spreadit around with a brush or cloth, take note of the areas where the wood soaksup the finish and apply more.

Step 5 - After about 3 minutes of letting the oil soak into the wood grab some320 sandpaper and a sanding block and begin sanding the body following thegrain direction, you will build up a slurry and this will act as a grain filler. If theoil starts to get tacky add more oil.

Step 6 - After a few applications grab a lint free cloth and wipe away all excess

finish and continue to monitor the body for a few more minutes and keepwiping off any excess you see. Let dry for 24 hours

Step 7 - Once the 24 hours are up apply the 2nd coat of oil using your sandingblock and 400 grit sandpaper, you don't need too much pressure andremember to sand with the grain. Wipe off any excess oil and let dry for 24hours.

Step 8 - Repeat the process listed above but use 600 grit sandpaper. Let dryfor 24 hours

Step 9 - At this point you have 4 coats and i apply the last one using 0000steel wool following the same steps listed above but you can continue to putmore coats on. The more coats you have the shinier the guitar will get. Let dry

for 24 hours

Step 10 - Using steel wool and a little bit of water buff out the finish to whateversheen you want, I went with a Semi Gloss.

Repeat the same steps for the back, neck and headstock. Just make sure youhave all areas you don't want finished ( fretboard, binding or cavities) masked

Step 10: Fretting


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True,but I'm not terribly advanced in the luthaeic arts. Also, I'd preferif I could do this for cheap, as I'm rather broke and still in school.The tools aren't a problem, but the materials are. How much was theHonduran Mahogany blank?

Hahaha thanks I just realized I should have put this response in withthe other one. Let me make a few tweaks to the design and I'll makeblueprints and templates available.

oh, and what was the cost?

WOW. This is fabulous. Always wanted a guitar.

This is an awesome build and an excellent write up.

I don't want to be negative, but just to comment on something others may ormay not know.. You have a picture with a pull saw halfway through a crosscut. Pull saws have different types of teeth on each side of the blade; cross

cut teeth, and rip teeth. In your picture in appears that you are using the ripteeth to preform a cross cut. Each side is designed with a specific toothgeometry that has been to designed to do one type of cut well. When usingthe appropriate side you will notice the ease at which the saw preforms itsdesigned function.

Yes thank you these are the types of comments I enjoy reading.Unfortunately my Ryoba has several of the crosscut teeth brokenwhile the ripping teeth are still good. So while the cut is a bit harderI'd rather use the rip side of the saw for that action until I replace theblade( which I've done.) However thank you for clearing that mistakeup as Japanese hand tools are a bit different to use, so I'm suremany people appreciate any knowledge on them.
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How would you describe the tone and the sound of it?

I am very pleased with the tone I like to play blues and classic rockand the neck pickup just sounds clear and bright, the bridge is a littledarker and muddy which is perfect for a blues sound !! I'm usingThrowbak SLE- 101's along with Mylar Caps and Alpha 500k Pots,but I am considering switching to PIO caps. Another thing that couldinfluence my tone is that I'm not very good at setting up my amp sothe guitar sounds darker and more raw than it probably should but Ienjoy the sound!

Hahaha, very nice. Same general areas I play, but I'm also intomore progressive metal stuff. Since it's a set bridge, I can usewhatever gauge string I want, just have to make the neck a bitthicker, right?

Hahaha, very nice. Same general areas I play, but I'm also intomore progressive metal stuff. Since it's a set bridge, I can usewhatever gauge string I want, just have to make the neck a bitthicker, right?

Hi buddy! How to buy your guitar. I want to buy it :D

Simply stunning. Were I to see one for sale I am not sure I could pass it by.

not as easy as it looks. requires the woodworking machinery. a lot of work
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While yes you are correct it's not as easy as it looks, with dedicationand patience you can build a guitar. And requiring woodworkingmachinery is simply not true, I did this project with mostly hand toolsa cheap router and a drill. While they may make the job faster handtools can do the same and in some cases a better job.

Awesome project and well documented. I've always wanted to make myown guitar and you make it look sooo achievable... even at times easy ;)

Thanks for the instructable.. hand built guitars rock.

Btw i also like your kitchen cabinets.. did you make them as well??

I did not that was actually my father.

You gave your lesson a most apt title. It increased my appreciation for thecraft.

I am trying to think of words here but the only thing that comes to mind is:

WOW!!!!

I have always wanted to build my own guitar and will study this instructablefor pearls of wisdom. But allow me to say it still looks as hard as it didbefore I started looking at the pictures. I imagine after I build like 10 of themI should end up with a playable one ;-)

Nonetheless, a fantastic job!

Thank you very much. If at any point you come across a problemjust let me know. There are also many forums like mylespaul, TDPri,Talkbass, Everythinng SG that are wonderful resources, check themout!

This has got to be one of the most beautiful pieces of working art I haveever seen! I've always thought making instruments - guitars, violins - wouldbe a labor of love, and this just proves it.
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Thank you it really is an incredible process. Not to get philosophicalbut I believe that not only working with hand tools makes you abetter luthier but it gives you a greater love, respect andunderstanding for the instrument and the wood. You should reallybuild an instrument it's not as difficult as it's made to be and you willhave a blast doing so!

Very nice guitar. Do u sell it?

I do actually sell instruments but I like to do it more as a hobby thanas a ill time job.

you are a fantastic Luthier. A beautiful instrument.

Haha I'm not much of a player but sure I'll upload a video as soon aspossible!

Hi Sean, For people to receive your answers you need to click onthe reply button otherwise they won't know you have commented ontheir praises. :)

That is fine craftsmanship sir. You did an amazing job!! It looks great

I would have either not bound the guitar or used wooden binding. Anotherthing is I'd probably do is drill holes for weight relief.
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