Description

Build Your Own Electric Guitar – Complete KIT- UK ONLY
All the wood and parts you need to build your own electric guitar, using our online course

Ready to work

Your “kit” includes :

Essential Tools for GuitarMaking*TM – our ebook guide to getting started

AND FOR THE BUILD –  A FREE SET OF TEMPLATES

including headstock and pick up template sets

Your “kit” includes :
      Neck Parts :

•  Fretboard – Rosewood or Ebony – 25” 22 frets
•  Neck Blank – Mahogany or Sapele (US)
•  Truss Rod and Fillet
•  Inlays: Front dots, Side dots Mother of Pearl (in US supplied by Stewmac )
•  Fretwire
•  Graphtec slotted Nut
•  Gotoh 3-3 Machine Heads, ferrules and screws (in US supplied by Stewmac )
•  Truss rod Cover material
•  1.5mm Drill bit and pins

Body Parts :

•  Body Blank – Mahogany as standard (in US supplied by Stewmac )
•  Wilkinson Wraparound Bridge & Bridge Posts
•  Wilkinson Humbuckers x2 (see p2 for wiring instructions)
•  Pickup Surrounds & Screws
•  Oval Jackplate & Screws
•  Tone Control + Nut / Washer (in US supplied by Stewmac )
•  Volume Control + Nut / Washer (in US supplied by Stewmac )
•  Pick-up Switch + Nut / Washer(in US supplied by Stewmac )
•  Jack Socket + Nut / Washer
•  Strap Studs + Screws
•  Cover Plate + 4 Pick Guard Screws
•  D’addario XL strings ’10s x2
•  Speed knobs x2 Wire, .o2mf capacitor

HEADSTOCK AND PICK UP TEMPLATE SET

Bailey  & Classic 3-3 Headstock templates plus P90 and humbucker route templates

Made in moisture resist MDF with centres marked

FULL BUILD TEMPLATE SET

This is a full set of Templates/Patterns to make building your first guitar even easier. Made in moisture resist MDF with centres marked

Set Includes:

• Body Shape: Bailey Bandsman
• Control Cavity
• Control Cavity Recess
• Control Cavity Cover
• Neck Socket: Set Neck
• Headstock and Pick up templates x 4 inc free with kit
• 6L bolt on neck headstock pattern included for future builds !

IMPORTANT : Care & storage of your wood is
important – please watch the appropriate video lesson.
Slow acclimatisation is necessary – untreated wood does
not like sudden changes in environment(heat/cold/humidity