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3 comments on “Untitled Photo”
gonegone Says:
Sunday, July 8, 2012 @5:45:03 AM
this is the best idea ever , and i 'm robbing it for my next build !! not having many tools and no "machines"is great exercise for the brain. lovely job you re so tidy !
BJBuilder Says:
Sunday, July 8, 2012 @3:43:39 PM
Thanks. But I'd recommend against a vertical grain rim (see below)!
As for the dowel, another option is to do a 3-piece neck out of 1X3 or 4 stock, you can make the dowel an integral part of the center piece of wood. I'm building a neck like that right now.
gonegone Says:
Monday, July 9, 2012 @3:59:50 AM
yeah i was talking about the neck idea . i ve done two vertical grain builds now ,one with rim cap one without . both stable using nylon and nylgut- would nt dare use steel strings on these.! the only reason i m doing vertical is that i have a broken djembe drum that i can take a few slices off. the mini banjo head diameter is 8 7/16.next build will be smaller again for the craic. look forward to seeing your next build
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