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Playing Since: 2004

Experience Level: Purty Good

vintagewells has made 1 recent addition to Banjo Hangout 

Interests:
[Jamming] [Socializing] [Helping]

Occupation: retired

Gender: Female

Age: 71

My Instruments:
no name aluminum rim Asian banjo - reworked, and set up to be purty good
Little Bear - my own creation
Sleeping Beauty - another of my own creations
36 bracket fretless
Cookie tin banjo
Slingerland tenor
Squirrel Head - another Asian Aluminum rim banjo with a walnut rim insert


Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Stanley Brothers
Benny Martin
Don Reno
Red Smiley


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Created 8/27/2006
Last Visit 3/19/2013


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More origami
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Thanksgiving turkey
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Holloween - Me and my daughters, Erin and Amber
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class project in photo editing
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Heavily compensated sloppy bridge
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Little Bear - My first banjo!
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I can practice anywhere
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Beaded Racing Bear
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Back of Peghead
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Bridge Detail
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Tailpiece and End Bolt
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Peghead Detail
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Back of Cookie Tin Banjo
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Side view
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Completed Cookie Tin Banjo
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Detail of top of fretboard and peghead
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Thistle in the Rillito River Bed
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wild Flowers
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Aloe in bloom
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Santa Clara Prickly Pear in Bloom
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SOMETIMES THE FRICTION 5TH TUNER IS HARD TO TURN
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Position markers ready for mounting
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Ebony dowel inserted into wood block
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Neck with fret slots cut
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Back of peghead.
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Peghead. veneered with cutout for inlay
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Back of neck during shaping
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Side View of neck in process of shaping
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End bolt and tailpiece
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Heel base
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Gluing the ears to the peghead
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Top view
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Neck rough cut out on band saw and ready for ears
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Balsa wood stops to hold fretboard in place during
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Pattern glued to neck block
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Pattern glued for fretboard
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Gluing the neck block
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Truss Rod - Neck End
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Truss Rod -Heel End
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One of these was cut down for the truss rod stop
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Center section notched for dowell
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Sections for the neck block
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Cookie tin and plans(?)
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walnut rim installed in aluminum head
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squirrels on my head
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Owen and his banjo
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Peghead with carved turquoise thunderbird
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New banjo for my son,Owen.
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#10 - Top view of finished neck.
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#9 - Side view of finished neck
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#8 - Back of finished neck
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#7 - mahogany fingerboard
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#6 - Back of neck blank
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#3 - Cut sections glued together
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#5 - Truss rod in palce and ears glued on peghead
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#4 - Three sections glued together
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#2 -60 and 45 degree angles for the outside pieces
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#1 - 30 and 45 degree angles for center section
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Inside the rim
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Sleeping Beauty's peghead
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Sleeping Beauty
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I couldn't bring this home -
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Great source for lumber
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The Lawnchair! Now The Sleeping Beauty Banjo
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Pattern and ring
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Two layers
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gluing the sections
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Origami "soccer" ball
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5 intersecting tetrahedrons
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Decadent dodecahedrons
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Some more decadent dodecahedrons
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Scrappy, my son's fine dog
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walnut rim ...
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Walnut block rim with ine coat of tung oil
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Allen and I
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A good way to spend Thanksgiving day
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Barkley and me
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Broken Planetary tuners
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I just can't get this 5th string tuned!
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Cardboard banjo #2
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My Brother Peter and his loving wife Peggy
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giant Cat float
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