Next is the Fuji way. Even I am not longwinded enough to explain that. Put a hat on and go here
http://anglersresource.net/. I say to put a hat on because there are so many different ways here you want to limit how much hair you pull out. But spend your time there, I can't stress that enough. Once it all starts to make sense you will benefit from it tremendously.
The above and above post all have one problem. To get the most out of your rod you want to build it to one reel only in a perfect world. Of course its not a perfect world and if you don't know the reel or want to use multiple reels always build to the biggest reel. (Why your last post worked so well)
With the microwave guides you do not have as much of a reel problem because it is more flexible. Build the rod to the reel you will use most often to get the most out of it. As long as you don't build it for a 1000 series reel and then put on a 6000 series reel you will be fine. (Even that might work IDK, but why would you anyway.) The guides only come as a set, but you can buy the running guides individually if you want/need more. For those 5MM guides I strongly suggest you use elastic string (Like the kind in your tightee whitees) to hold the guides and a few wraps of masking tape behind the guides to prevent slipping. As I hinted before the guides come with directions of exactly where to put your first three reduction guides and then you just static test the running guides. For this reason IMHO these are the perfect guides for a first time build.