How to make a gas can banjo 4a

[tattoocozzi420]

i would like to by one how much ?  e-mail me if u can plz tattoocozzi420@yahoo.com & thanks

[rpeek]

@tattoocozzi420 It's pretty rare that I ever sell one, but when I do I get $250 or more..

[dustinwilliamson]

what is the scale length of the neck you are using and what tuning do you use?

Thanks

[rpeek]

@dustinwilliamson I used a tenor neck and converted it on this one, but I've used standard, tenor, plectrum, and short scale necks on 'em..

[pootster123]

how much would a completed 1 cost

[rpeek]

@pootster123 $250 + in advance.

[lucasmorter]

so why didnt you just get a neck off a 5th string banjo?

[rpeek]

@lucasmorter I wanted a short neck.. Balances better with the weight of the can..

[lucasmorter]

@rpeek okay that makes sense, i didnt know that a 5string nech was longer. honestly i am not even a banjo player, just always wanted to play the banjo and decided i would do a little searching around and see what i came up with. very cool video and the end result looked like a ton of fun especially when you guys were playing together at the end

[rpeek]

@lucasmorter Thanks.  Yea, we do have some fun...

[VinnyMartello]

Awsome!

[phill903]

An artist at work. *****

[edda520]

Love the belt sander. You've got the best toys.

[rpeek]

Yea, that was Dad's belt sander.  Old DELTA. Don't make 'em like that anymore..

[zippymanyay101]

Nothin's made like that anymore. Bout can't find anything that won't break on ya the first time you use it! (and another kind of 5th string nut you can use is a little brass screw)

[rpeek]

Yea, I've used brass screws too..

[monkeysgoooh]

@edda520 read the jacket :)

[Mrcaffinebean]

@edda520 Belt sanders are the best for easy fitting work!