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Step 2: How to Gather the Parts of a Canjo? Have you heard about the "canjo"? The idea is very simple: be as poor as you can, have less money than you need, BUT be a man who is longing for a guitar to play blues. The story becomes very simple in this case: you must find anything you can use as a guitar. The appropriate
Step 1: Make the Necks. I cut the necks to 24 inches. Step 2: 3 Holes. I didn't grab a photo of this because I thought that it would be kind of obvious, but you need to put three holes in your can. Step 3: Strings & Bridge. Once your neck is attached, it's time to string this hammer of the gods. Step 4: Playing (sort
1 Nov 2011 Okay i started building these in various 1, 2, and 3 string versions since the beginning of this year. My directions here are for a 3 string version, using a coffee can, but you might consider just building a little one string version with a soup can as your first one. I've thought about selling them, and if you
45 Minutes. TO COMPLETE. Cut and measure. Cut a piece of your board to about 36? long. Measure and drill. Measure another point 1? from the top and mark it in the center of the board. Drill your can. Add the bolts. Secure the bolts. Make the string. String the canjo.
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Let It Be by The Beatles, arranged for one-string canjos. This is one of the most well-known and best-loved of the Beatles' songbook, instantly recognizable by classic rock and roll fans all over the world. This arrangement is presented by the American Canjo Company and C. B. Gitty Crafter Supply. Let It Be – The Beatles.
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5 Aug 2010 I think after building a few canjos, you'll be ready for more advanced canjo designs with multiple stings and then maybe cigar box guitars. Beware, the hobby is addicting. -Rand. My main questions really is, I don't see a bridge, So not sure how to get the scale for it. Is the bridge the end og the can?
28 Apr 2017 C. B. Gitty and the American Canjo Company offer fully fretted diatonic necks, perfect for making your own canjo or dulcimer. Click above to find out more and how you can get one for your next project. Part two of a four part video series, Ben “Gitty" Baker dives into the details of what parts make up a canjo,

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