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geekinesis - Posted - 11/08/2012: 02:57:52
Just another banjo build. Ive improved my steam bending methods and can get much cleaner joints on the rims now with a new bending jig. I also used a pillar drill and sanding cylinder to sand the rim to thickness.
I bought a cheap table saw to cut the timber to a uniform 6mm thickness.
I cut the frets with a dremel fret cutting jig (basically a mini table saw. Much quicker and really accurate than hand cutting.
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IbexChris - Posted - 11/08/2012: 07:55:46
these joints are perfect. do you cut the bevel before steam bending?
aeroweenie - Posted - 11/08/2012: 19:35:29
The rim joints look perfect! The Dremel table saw - is it a standard Dremel accessory?
ellabrow - Posted - 11/09/2012: 01:03:29
Looking good bud! Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
Elliot
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