Spent some time making a banjo practice stick for our Holiday traveling. I copied the neck of my new OB 250. I started out just thinking about a stick with strings so I could practice fingering chords and picking rolls. But ended up making it playable. It's nice an quiet so I can practise in the early am hours, portable to take with me to work, and would make a good billy club if I need a weapon. I had been looking for a use for the turquoise die stain too. The stick is maple and ironwood. I burnt the ends on the sander. the tuners are 1/4 carage bolts. You have to use a wrench to tune it. The action and intonation are actually descent. I used a table saw, a drill, a grinder and a sanding machine. Shaped the neck with a 3/4 round over bit on the router table.
3 comments:
Now that is just plain AWESOME!
Only You would build your own banjo LOL! Very great job too!
Glad you are happy sir,
Merry Christmas,
Your Friend,
John
Very creative.:-)
Happy Holidays, Linda
Hey John and Linda
Thanks for the comments
Be well.
Randy
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