Blackdawg,
Do you want to build the Tele from a pre-made body and neck, or entirely from scratch?
The body is actually easy enough if you have any tools. It's nice to have a set of plans to go by, so you can get pickup position right, neck pocket right, etc. You can get routing templates for the pickup cavities and the neck pocket from Stewart MacDonald (link at top), as well as all the needed miscellaneous parts. The S-M neck pocket template seems to give a slightly oversized neck pocket compared to a standard neck heel. You can compensate for this with a little tape on the template or pattern-following bit's bearing, or make the heel a little bigger than nominal if you are making your own neck.
The list of things to cover goes on, so I'll shut up and listen to you instead
By the way, one thing to ask yourself is whether you are building the guitar in order to get an instrument that is unique in some way (i.e., something you can't buy with a Fender decal on it), or if it's a stock standard Tele and you want to build one of those just because. The reason to address this question is that you are going to spend more money than a standard instrument would cost to go and buy, unless you are talking about duplicating a Custom Shop instrument or something more in that price range.
I tried posting a pic of my #1, but there are still problems with this? (I must have missed the instructions on how to get around this problem).