gosh it started when I realized my sg was only a piece of painted wood, and that I had access to a **** ton of tools and wood. Plus my gramps was a master builder and I loved watching him work. I always said when I get the chance I will build a guitar. Well After getting laid off why not try it?
hence 1 guitar has become a great business to boot, and if I get some funding I will start to crank out guitar blanks - bodies and necks.
Everything on a guitar can be played around with, its a great thing, its like messing around with a car but with out droppin 20g's on space and tools. I am going to drop around 5g's into tools and I will have the ability to run a small custom wood shop.
BTW I hate doing repairs. You get this shitty guitar in that a kid paid 500 bucks for and he thinks that its the best thing ever. so you start to point out some problems and that a re-fret might solve some not all of the action problems, and he is like ***... I tell him its wood and that it moves, thats life, whole houses settle. I only repair what I make makes life easier. I resawed the wood I cut it let it dry finished it. If there is a problem I will know why.