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    Stephen McElvogue
    06/08/08 00:51

    How would I go about making a guitar? What tools would I need and more importantly what materials would I need? Do i really need a luthiers toolset? I am so confused!

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    George Arnold
    06/08/08 20:58

     Steven

    Look in Craft Supplies, they list all the gear for making musical instruments www.craft-supplies.co.uk   they do a course on guitar making they also have a seperate catalogue on guitar making woods and parts, phone  01433 622 550.

    George

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    Stephen McElvogue
    07/08/08 18:46

    Thank you very much George.   Craft Supplies is a great website and I look forward to getting started.

    Stephen 

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    John Kinch
    07/08/08 19:20

    You might also want to look in the Axminster catalogue where they have a book on guitar making.            

                       J.kinch.

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