Well, here's how I do it.........
First find a pic on the net of a guitar you like the shape of. For me it has to be a Lowden Jumbo.
Then Project the pic onto the wall with a data projector.
Make sure that the scale length on the projection matches the scale length in real life. Draw round it, changing it as you like. (I'm adding a cutaway.) 

Cut the first half out of 3/4 ply. spend some time and get it perfect. Use it as a template to mark out three more.
Rough cut the other 3 pieces of ply about 1cm (1/4") inside the line
Clamp it and use a router to follow the original to cut the other three exactly the same.
the notch at the bottom right is to bend the


Then assemble the two halves. I use offcuts as spacers between the top & bottom to get a little more width.

Don't do this in your best clothes though...........

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