Thank you for this, especially playing it at the end! I wondered how it sounded after… ❤❤❤

Thank you. The peg came off my banjo's strap holder connector. I'll give this a shot to get it out.

shooo ooo ooot, that was like watching a plumber trim pony hooves with a hacksaw. I did learn a thing or two, and one thing is that plumbers should hire a farrier to fix their banjo, err well, I wouldn't want to offend any pony keeping, clawhammering plumbers out there, unless they fix their banjo with a curry comb, and bailing wire.

Resonator, not rezonator. People are cruel, dude, just helping a dude out.

Please don't ever ever work on a banjo again, put the tools down and step away from the banjo

I love the precision tool set used 8-)

Just did this to mine.......just like an ol open back better

removing the arm rest is not necessary, at least on my Washburn B-16. Just remove the 4 thumb screws and there you go.

I would like to take off the back, clean the banjo and fix a strap piece and pop the back back on, I'm guessing to do so is to reverse the process?

Dude when I come over i'm bringing my guiar, I've improved so much. I would've been better if i'd play on a consistant daily basis, but I can never find the time to..

I just took my Fender Rustler 6 - string banjo to my local music store and had the resonator removed. Mine had a flange so I wasn't sure about removing it myself. I like the sound of an open back better too. I'm sure I'll be using it much more as an open back.