I guess you would have to call me a semi profesional club maker, I make clubs for people who get refered to me, but I dont seek out new clients. Making golf clubs is not rocket science. However that being said there is an art to it. spend some time on golfworks.com they have a msg board there for club makers that will help you out if you get jammed up. Use quality componants golfsmith, golfworks are two of my favorites. Use quality shafts, weight and frequancy match them for sure. A cheap spining tool is a nice thing to have but not a nacessity. Depending on if your going to MOI match or swing weight match you will need various peices of equipment for this. Starting out it is probobly best to swing weight your clubs this is the easier (In my opinion) a decent swing weight scale will only cost between 60 and 80 bucks and last a life time. If you just starting out you can kinda fit yourself for how long your clubs should be by following some basic charts you can find online using your wrist to floor mesurment. As far as frequancy matching and weight matching the shafts if your not sure your going to take it up as a hobby I would buy somthing like a true temper black gold (depending on if its a good fit for your ball flight) Because they are frequancy and weight matched already (however they are heavy so if you suffer from distance or want a lower swing weight you will have to look at somthing like TT dyna lite). They are expensive but cheaper then buying all the tools you would need to do this to other shafts yourself. Get a lie board (10$) and some impact stickers and lie angle fit yourself then just take them somewere to have them bent, a machine will run you 400 bucks or so, but to have them bent at say golf galexy will cost around 40 bucks. wow I just rambled on sorry if you have any questions just msg me with your email and I will help as best I can
long post for my first one ever huh?