www.KitGuitarsForum.com

Specifically, York, PA.

Thanks for allowing me to join and I look forward to learning more. I have done guitar repairs for the last couple of years but I am looking forward to taking the next step and build one from a kit.

I'm sure I will be reading the tools section and reading on the adventures other have had in an effort to learn. When I get the kit I will do my best to share my mistakes so others can learn what not to do.

Repairs to one's own guitars? What sorts of repairs?

Welcome to the forum York, PA!
Im sure you'll find much help here as you proceed on a guitar making journey.
Do you have a name?

Kevin

Hegins isnt too far use the forum and ask questions that is what we are here for

Welcome to the forum! You will find lots for friendly folks with knowledge and experience to answer your questions and help guide you to success. And tons of past projects and procedures documented to keep ya reading for days. Welcome again!

phavriluk wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2024 6:03 pm Repairs to one's own guitars? What sorts of repairs?

Hi phavriluk,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you on your question. I buy (or have donated to me) entry level guitars and get them ready for playing and donating local groups here. The repairs I have done so far are bridge replacements, broken neck, broken head stock, popped frets, broken tuner replacement or fixing the holes they screw into, brace repair, cracked soundboards and nut and saddle replacements.

I think the work I have done as basic guitar tech with setup work as well.

Kevin Sjostrand wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2024 10:00 pm Welcome to the forum York, PA!
Im sure you'll find much help here as you proceed on a guitar making journey.
Do you have a name?

Kevin

Hi Kevin,

Thanks for asking. My name is Bill