£35 buys you the canjo, the sheet music to at least ten tunes (probably more!) and a tutorial video to go with each one. Take a look!! Great fun for kids of ...
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Consider your building idea stolen by me. I have build one stringers for about 5 year now and keep refining the design to make them easier and quicker to build. This year at the Maker Faire I sold 5 for $25 each, but the time to build them was toooooo high. The profits go to the Ukes For Schools charity, so I like to keep my building time down. I'll post pics of my old design and the one I adapted from your idea when I get it worked out. I can't play worth a S---, so I always watch your vids and dream. THANKS
Wonderful stuff Les! Merry Christmas and and thanks to one of your vids from months ago I figured out how to play my 3 string in minor keys like on my What Child Is This video.
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Consider your building idea stolen by me. I have build one stringers for about 5 year now and keep refining the design to make them easier and quicker to build. This year at the Maker Faire I sold 5 for $25 each, but the time to build them was toooooo high. The profits go to the Ukes For Schools charity, so I like to keep my building time down. I'll post pics of my old design and the one I adapted from your idea when I get it worked out. I can't play worth a S---, so I always watch your vids and dream. THANKS
Bargain! Sure sounds a whole, huge heap better than the one I tried to make for myself. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Original idea to use the box as you normally use the can by removing the bridge. simple efficient and accurate work a treat for eyes and ears.
Wonderful stuff Les! Merry Christmas and and thanks to one of your vids from months ago I figured out how to play my 3 string in minor keys like on my What Child Is This video.
Sounds like a bargain. Great to include the ten songs.
I made one of those and the poor thing sits in the shop. I should get it out and learn to play it better. Merry Christmas, Les.