Chipmunk Banjo: Part Six

[@josephpotterf9459]

Thanks

[@rexmyers991]

Nice!

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks!

[@sapelesteve]

Very interesting process Dan! Great work! 🪕🪕👍👍

[@JDanielGraham]

Thanks man!

[@flossey100]

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[@ra_weir]

Inlaid wood acorn fret markers would keep with the theme

[@JDanielGraham]

I thought about it. I really did. with the frets in place it would have been way harder. But I went back and forth till the end!

[@dcallan812]

The fret markers might look nice if they where different types of nut shell. Like a peanut, acorn and horse chestnut etc. Nice work 2x👍

[@JDanielGraham]

I thought about nut fret markers! I really did but with the frets in place making that work would have been real hard. But I still thought about it till the end!

[@MidtownSkyport]

1:53 If you're havin' fret problems I feel bad for you son, I got 99 problems but my pitch ain't one

[@JDanielGraham]

haha!!

[@mdlclap]

I always learn and enjoy your videos. I loved the belt sanding attachment. My favorite belt sander for metal and woodworking was the Wilton/Olympic Square Wheel Belt Sander. Your attachment is a replica of that sander. Behind your grinder/sander, I see a Miller Welder. Is that what you use for TIG welding?

[@JDanielGraham]

Very cool! I have a couple of miller welders for mig and then a whole other little setup for tig.

[@mdlclap]

In all my years of welding, I found Miller Welders were to best. Your shop sounds amazing! @@JDanielGraham

[@SirJaxxSirJaxx]

What purpose does a fret perform? Is it just a pinch point? What would a Banjo sound like without frets?

[@eliolira1798]

there plenty of videos of people playing a banjo with no frets look it up 👍

[@JDanielGraham]

I have some here as well. I will tag you in one. @@eliolira1798

[@JDanielGraham]

It is a point to determine the length of the string which in turn determines pitch.

[@JDanielGraham]

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