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I just need some help locating which type of banjo I was given. I know nothing about them and after listening to its sound I have become interested in...
Joe
micollegeguyemu
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Jun 1, 2004
8:19 pm
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I've made the following additions to the gourd banjo website. See http://www.dhyatt.com/whats_new.html for a linked summary if you are interested. Sorry in...
David Hyatt
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Jun 1, 2004
8:40 pm
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Joseph--- There are a great number of inexpensively manufactured banjos in the world, most from either Japan, South Korea or Taiwan, which are either "no-name"...
kabar marine
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Jun 2, 2004
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thanks man that is exactly what I needed to hear....now I just have to make a sound that doesn't scare me hahaha...time for me to get some lesson...thanks...
Joe
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Jun 2, 2004
5:43 am
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Hello everybody, I'm new to this group and I am reading the 1559 preceding messages! Interesting things on TRU OIL for example, it seems to be quite...
REVEL PHILIPPE
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Jun 2, 2004
9:43 pm
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I was really far into debt. Like Most I was in Financial dispair. I could not seem to get ahead no matter how hard I tried. Untill I found this place. ...
ltvslsjh91
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Jun 5, 2004
8:37 am
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well, i finished the banjo, finally. again, the building up technique - recommended as a fix to my nearly-ruined dowel stick - worked amazingly well. by adding...
clashedcolors
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Jun 5, 2004
12:13 pm
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It looks GREAT! Congrats on a job VERY well done.. Jeff menzies gourd banjo maker www.jeffreymenzies.com __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? ...
Jeffrey menzies
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Jun 5, 2004
12:29 pm
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Dear Makers, Two quick ones: 1. What length (fretless) neck would work with an eight inch pot? That is, from bridge to the southern tip of the neck, what...
brooklynbanjoboy
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Jun 12, 2004
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This is a not very clever abuse of this list. cas...
Carroll Smith
banjocom
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Jun 14, 2004
12:54 am
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Hi everybody: I just finished my latest project - a long neck banjo - and have posted some pics under Bruces's banjo. The pot is made from a 12 inch salad...
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Jun 14, 2004
5:36 pm
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... Bruce, Nice job, I especially like the peg head shape. When I read your comment about using a "salad bowl" I got all excited thinking you had seen my SB-1...
Dave Brown
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Jun 14, 2004
9:53 pm
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does anyone on this list know of a source for photographs or resources for general information on grain measure banjos and/or other antique banjos of...
clashedcolors
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Jun 20, 2004
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Well, there's a fellow out in California that advertises them on his web site which I found using Google: http://www.gourdbanjo.com/GBhtml/grain.html He has...
Carroll Smith
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Jun 20, 2004
3:18 pm
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There's a book called "Instruments of the Southern Appalachian Mountains" by John Rice Irwin that catalogs the instruments from the Museum of Appalachia in...
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mumbilly
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Jun 20, 2004
9:45 pm
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thanks carroll and dave. the thornburg site is probably the only thing that comes up at all on a web search, but he, of course, makes reproductions. i was...
clashedcolors
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Jun 21, 2004
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... Have you thought of sending Thornburg an e-mail? He's been very pleasant when I dealt with him and not at all shy about sharing information. As I ...
Dave Brown
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Jun 21, 2004
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Hello from France, Could anybody tell me about what pore filler you generally use, specially before Tru-oil finish? How many coats would be necessary with...
philipperevel2003
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Jun 22, 2004
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Philippe, I just use the Tru-Oil and 600 grit wet/dry sand paper. I put on a spot about 1" in size. I sand the Tru-Oil into the wood creating a slurry that...
Chuck Lee
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Jun 23, 2004
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Hi Philippe, The short answer is...Tru-Oil! When filling an open-grained wood, I just use more coats of Tru-Oil, sanding with OOOO steel wool between coats or...
Curtis Harrell
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Jun 23, 2004
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not sure how old this is, or even where it came from, but it does have an interesting design ...
clashedcolors
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Jun 23, 2004
2:34 am
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I think a grain measure is the only thing not depicted in this book. You can see banjos made from cardboard and ham cans. Not knowing anything a'tall I would...
David Hyatt
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Jun 23, 2004
9:46 am
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I'm not sure what these are called. I had seen half a room of these along with other typical afro-tourist bric-a-brac last month at a boutique. It probably...
Linda Dowden
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Jun 23, 2004
12:41 pm
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Looked like tourist stuff to me too. Sorta cute though. Me bid? Naaa. Too rich for me. Y'all go on ahead.<G> cas...
Carroll Smith
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Jun 23, 2004
2:06 pm
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Bernunzio has images on his home page of a banjo represented to be pre-civil war and of interesting style similar to the more modern Proffit banjos. David...
David Hyatt
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Jun 24, 2004
10:27 pm
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... The above notice was received on banjo-l list. I thought it should be spread around. Dave Brown Heritage Smithing Green Bay, WI ... Outgoing mail is...
Dave Brown
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Jun 26, 2004
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In a message dated 6/22/04 8:05:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Chuck@... writes: I just use the Tru-Oil and 600 grit wet/dry sand paper. Chuck: how do...
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Jun 26, 2004
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Wayne, I do any staining first. It does lighten the stain a little when you sand the Tru-Oil and wood slurry into the pores. I generally rely on the light...
Chuck Lee
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Jun 26, 2004
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Dave, this should be reported to ebay. cheers Marc ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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Jun 26, 2004
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... Marc, Dave at Turtle Hill just did. Dave Brown Heritage Smithing Green Bay, WI ... Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system...
Dave Brown
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