Bryan Cannon
GBStewMac is reliable StewMac is reliable when it comes to my guitar repair and luthier supplies and tools needs. Much of what they carry cannot be found elsewhere. They are prompt in filling orders and getting them shipped.
Kent Shuebrook
GBI received as a gift the a dyi acoustic… I received as a gift the a dyi acoustic guitar (box already done). Took probably 40+ hours to complete. Took my time and it's a nice finished project (need to reset the neck-my fault- not the kit). Ordered a number of items to do a better job. I learned a number of of things that will make my next job easier and a better end result In all respects, I would recommend this project to anyone with basic woodworking skills. .
Andrew Jeffries
GBI appreciate that StewMac makes demo videos… I appreciate that StewMac makes videos in which the craftsmen speak plainly and film an understandable demo of the different processes. I received my Mighty Mite neck and although I love it I will need to smooth and dress the fret ends. I like buying tools that the pros use but after buying a cerrtain number of the tools my budget gets tight and I still have a shipload of things to do to make my raw ash body a bass so I did not buy a fret file. I'm going to try 400 grit sandpaper. If you want I'll send you a pic after I get the StewMac parts to help me apply a binding to the front edge! Be blessed but be the blessing, Andrew Jeffries
Thomas Bakert
GBAs an amateur who only builds one… As an amateur who only builds one guitar at a time (and slowly at that) I often place multiple small orders in the course of a month or two. The service I receive, especially the free shipping as a StewMac member, is outstanding and greatly appreciated.
James Dillavou
GBQuality Products Received exactly what I had ordered in a more than reasonable time. Quality of product was solid. I had ordered a screwdriver set that is designed to service most guitars. The set was put together very well and will be invaluable. I had ordered some other items from another company and wish I had gone the StewMac route. Sounds cliché but you get what you pay for.