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Re: Homemade guitars

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Posted by roelmartinez on October 14, 2002 at 14:49:08:

In Reply to: Re: Homemade guitars posted by scooter on February 03, 2002 at 14:09:45:

: : I don't know how much the stuff cost but if you can I need a list of things I need for a homemade electric guitar
: if you could please thank you

If this is your first, in my opinion, best way to go is to get a pre-made neck. I just bought a cheap Fender squire for 110. I then went out and bought a piece of mahogany for 50 and a seymour duncan humbucker for 75. I already had chisels n' stuff so I'll be starting soon. It will only have a humbucker with a volume. I may add the tone in the near future. 235, you can't beat it. You can also finish mahogany with tung oil. Leaves a very nice finish and isn't toxic so you can do it inside. Best of luck.

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: : : I don't know how much the stuff cost but if you can I need a list of things I need for a homemade electric guitar : : if you could please thank you : : If this is your first, in my opinion, best way to go is to get a pre-made neck. I just bought a cheap Fender squire for 110. I then went out and bought a piece of mahogany for 50 and a seymour duncan humbucker for 75. I already had chisels n' stuff so I'll be starting soon. It will only have a humbucker with a volume. I may add the tone in the near future. 235, you can't beat it. You can also finish mahogany with tung oil. Leaves a very nice finish and isn't toxic so you can do it inside. Best of luck.

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