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Editado por Oneironaut:
4/29/2013 7:48:22 PM
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How hard is it to become a Guitar Luthier?
After about a year and a half of doing nothing and being lazy, I've finally decided to enroll in a college, however I'm not quite sure what classes I want to take that can help me on the path to getting a career. I don't really know what I want to do in the first place, but one of the things that comes to my mind is guitar luthier. I like to make things and guitars seem like something I'd really enjoy making.
So is there anyone here that knows anything about luthier or the processes of becoming a luthier?
Edit: I forgot to mention, I suck with measurements and I took a wood shop class my Senior year, but didn't stay at the school long enough to actually learn anything about making things with wood. Does that drastically affect my chances?
Thanks for the input guys. I hope some others can come across this thread and provided more information.
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2 RespuestasAs you can see, these are just some of the guitars I have built. I have been doing this for over twentry years. You will need math. Particularly, trigonometry, and algebra. Attention to detail. Acute sense of awareness. Guts. I mention guts because once you start building, everyone who thinks they know about guitars is going to tell you to give up and that you are lousy, even though they have never built a guitar ever. I started building at the Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery and then went on to apprentice with Paul Gudelsky and Abe Wecther. Paul Gudelsky was considered the best in the world before his death. So many people think that this job is cool. It is. It's very hard work. I do 16 hour days in my shop several times a month. All hand work. No CNC machines. Yes, 1/16 of an inch off on the fret board and you are screwed. It's like brain surgery. One slip and you are done. Start over.
