Steve Dickerson

Twelve-year GAL member Steve Dickerson took his grade-school class on a tour of the Pimentel guitar shop in Albuquerque, and there he caught the bug. Years later he began making instruments from firewood. He now builds and repairs guitars and ukes in a converted garage. He spent ten years in Thailand and is converting a 1929 Model “A” into a fuel-injected street rod.

▪ bio current as of 2023

By the same author:
  1. It Worked for Me: Fix Blistered Finish
  2. Letter to the Editor: Mandolins in Heaven
  3. First Build: A Lumberyard Ukulele
  4. It Worked for Me: Make a Cabinet Scraper
  5. It Worked for Me: Colored Dust Caddy
  6. Letter to the Editor: Roy Smeck Uke
  7. It Worked for Me: Cheap and Easy Nut Vise
  8. It Worked for Me: Paper Fret Templates
  9. It Worked for Me: Table Saw Fence for Clamping Center Seams
  10. It Worked for Me: Small Improvised Table Saw