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MINI-BANJO FOR KIDS

MINI-BANJO FOR KIDS

DIY PROJECT TO MAKE A PLAYABLE MINI-BANJO 2 STRING 2 OCTAVES FOR KIDS.
This two day project is very similar to but not identical to the Instructable "Mini-Uk 1-14-2010.
You can use the Ukkulele information for stringing and  tuning ,etc.

 
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Step 1MATERIALS

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MATERIALS  -
Same  type materials and tools as shown in the Ukulele Instructable; You can substitute other wood for the neck . I used Oak found in the Decorative timber of Home Depot. It is already to use.
The frets were split wood coffee stirrers  .05 inches thick. Some  people  use no frets at all.
Resonator chamber happened to be a dog food container but any round case could be used.The material is aluminum and esy to use. See figure Construction for details.
   Amplifier- Dollar store earphones 1 in. diameter 32 ohms are very sensitive and save  a bundle of money.. Feed into Radio Shack  pre-amplifier/speaker [about  $12.00] This can feed into your major amplifier or a i-pod stereo amplifer now sold for  under $5.00 in some  stores.
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Mar 20, 2010. 2:14 PMrimar2000 says:
 This can be a nice gift. Do you sell your gadgets?

-Not for me, I live in Argentina-

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A retired electronics engineer -motorola. delveing into new craft ideas and contest entries.