Fully-fretted Diatonic One-String Canjo Neck - Just Add Your

I started out with a C.B. Gitty fetted diatonic neck, an old violin tuning peg, some hardware from an old skateboard for the nut, and a peanut... They come in an unfinished state with a picking divet section sanded out that is intended to give room for the plucking of the string(s) after the can is mounted. These necks are roughly 27 1/2 long, 1 1/4 wide and 3/4 thick (some may be very slightly thicker). These canjo kits feature handmade hardwood necks with nickel-silver frets. We use these same necks on our own various canjos as well as in our Complete Canjo Kit. Complete DIY 3-String Fretted Cigar Box Guitar Kit with Neck - includes Pickup The special metal cans are labeled with a custom-designed automotive-grade vinyl American Canjo Company decal. They come pre-marked with lines for the nut and bridge for a 24 1/2 scale (usually the bottom of the can is the bridge) and pre-drilled holes in the face and the side for a tuner. Some pieces may have a greenish hue, due to the nature of the hardwood (poplar) used. These necks are fretted in the diatonic (dulcimer-style) scale, and include the blue note. This neck is also fully fretted to a 24 1/2 scale with high-quality medium/medium nickel-silver fret wire that has been end-dressed and should be ready for use, though of course you can always smooth things down even more if you prefer. Fully-fretted Diatonic One-String Canjo Neck - Just Add Your 012 plain steel strings (1 spare) (2) Guitar Picks Overall Length: 27 3/4 Scale Length: 24 1/2 Fretting: Diatonic Can Size: 5.5 Long x 2.5 Diameter Diatonic (dulcimer) fretting including blue note to com for an ever-growing list of popular and traditional songs you can play on these instruments! Easily build a one-string canjo (tin banjo) instrument. Kit comes with everything you need... fretted neck, resonator can, hardware, string & how-to guide Easy-to-build DIY kit includes all parts, hardware and full instructions Easy and fun to both build and play They are fun and easy build and even easier to play, and look great - all at a great price. This instrument is fretted diatonically (like a dulcimer), which means that all of the in between notes are left out - so it is almost impossible to hit a wrong note on it.