That's right - no fancy equipment or expensive materials needed. Whether you're looking to personalize your guitar on a budget, Replace a damaged pickguard without the wait, express your creativity with a one-of-a-kind design, or just learn a practical guitar modding skill. This tutorial from RJ is perfect for anyone who loves tinkering with their instruments but doesn't want to spend a fortune on custom parts.
By the end of this video, you'll be amazed at how professional your homemade pickguard looks! If you've ever wanted to customize your guitar but thought it was too complicated or expensive - Rj's video will completely change your mind.
Ginger dyed and oiled a quilted maple kit for her grandson's birthday. Ginger did the staining and finishing, and her husband did the assembly. The guitar was a present for their grandson's birthday in September, so the clock was running...
Which guitar neck shape fits your hand? U for large hands, Flat C or C for small hands, V for a vintage grip. How each profile feels and which kits have it.
Bill Arico does not play bass, but he built his gigging daughter one that finally stopped diving, on an ash kit with a hand-rubbed oil finish. Here are the ultralight tuners that fixed the balance, the three parts that did not drop straight in, and what you can copy.