Step into the world where digital design meets real-world sound. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how a fully functional electric guitar can be designed, 3D printed, and assembled from modular parts. This class walks you through the full process—from understanding the anatomy of a guitar to assembling a playable instrument using 3D-printed components. No prior luthiery or 3D printing experience is required. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of instrument design and a guitar build you helped bring to life. This is a two-part workshop, one week apart. The first session will involve personalizing the part files to make the guitar your own. During the week in between sessions we will print your custom parts. The second session we will assemble the kit so you can take your custom guitar home with you. This workshop will be run by Kevin Stillerman of the 3D print zone You can see pictures of various versions of his 3D printed guitars on his website. What you’ll learn: Basics of electric guitar design and how it all fits together How 3D-printed components are used in instrument building Assembly techniques for modular guitar systems Hardware installation (bridge, pickups, tuners, electronics overview) Setup basics: tuning, action, and playability checks What’s included: All 3D-printed parts and components Hardware and assembly materials Tools provided during the workshop Guided step-by-step instruction Walk away with a fully functional electric guitar Perfect for: Musicians, makers, engineers, designers, and anyone interested in blending music with modern manufacturing.
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