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3 comments on “Filled the holes with Durham's ”
riverwindflutes Says:
Saturday, October 13, 2007 @8:30:52 AM
Looks alot like the banjo tam I've seen on ebay
mike gregory Says:
Saturday, October 13, 2007 @9:00:38 AM
I was not surprised to see that someone else had also built a banjo with a tambourine body. What surprised me was that he had patented the design. So I sent him an e-mail, to find out if he considered my instrument to be infringing on his patent. Got no answer. As I told the drummer whose scrap-lumber drum inspired the "Squared Eel": On MY home planet, "drum" is a word which means "Banjo that somebody was too lazy to put a neck on".
Eric Morgan Says:
Monday, January 5, 2009 @5:19:29 PM
I've used that Durham's stuff on LOADS of things...lately to fill the gaps on a fretless bass that I sanded the frets out of. Useful, that stuff is.
Be well.
Eric.
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