Great video. I’ve been working on my own stringed instruments (mostly guitars) for 40 years, and I wholeheartedly agree with everything you’ve stated. I also learned a few things too. Your diagrams and props are great. Nice work. All the best with your business. I’m going to check out your web site. Cheers.
I am new to banjo and have heard of deering and gibson, but You my friend 😃 You have something i don't see when i looked at theres... You can see your Genuineness in all you do. Its less like your making banjos and more like you are growing them from birth and walking them to the alter on there wedding day only if they are gunna be in good hands😊 I am only on your 3rd video that explains how to do stuff and you can see that you genuinly take so much pride in the small details and were willing to take the time out to share these concepts with us all weather we had your product or not. That is a man that you know cares about his craft.💖 Right now my wife got me a Savanna sb100, but when the day comes for me to be able to upgrade from entry level to a bonified real deal work of love...I will be soooo excited to see what i can order from you😀😀😀
dunno if you guys cares but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can watch pretty much all of the latest series on Instaflixxer. Been streaming with my gf lately :)
I do thank you for your time doing these videos Warren. I have referred back to them several times. Also thanks for making a killer sounding new banjo. Many Thanks
Thank you very much for the clear, concise and easily understood information. I’ve been contemplating replacing the nut on my Stelling banjo due to considerable chipping on the face of the nut associated with two of the string grooves. Your video addressed a lot of my questions and concerns about tackling the project. Do you suggest using bone as the nut material?
Thank you Mr. Yates for sharing your knowledge.
Great video. I’ve been working on my own stringed instruments (mostly guitars) for 40 years, and I wholeheartedly agree with everything you’ve stated. I also learned a few things too. Your diagrams and props are great. Nice work. All the best with your business. I’m going to check out your web site. Cheers.
I am new to banjo and have heard of deering and gibson, but You my friend 😃 You have something i don't see when i looked at theres... You can see your Genuineness in all you do. Its less like your making banjos and more like you are growing them from birth and walking them to the alter on there wedding day only if they are gunna be in good hands😊
I am only on your 3rd video that explains how to do stuff and you can see that you genuinly take so much pride in the small details and were willing to take the time out to share these concepts with us all weather we had your product or not. That is a man that you know cares about his craft.💖
Right now my wife got me a Savanna sb100, but when the day comes for me to be able to upgrade from entry level to a bonified real deal work of love...I will be soooo excited to see what i can order from you😀😀😀
Call me some time.
dunno if you guys cares but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can watch pretty much all of the latest series on Instaflixxer. Been streaming with my gf lately :)
@Julian Armani definitely, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D
Thank You for that valuable knowledge ... 🪕♥️👍
I do thank you for your time doing these videos Warren. I have referred back to them several times. Also thanks for making a killer sounding new banjo. Many Thanks
I would love to own a Yates banjo. Maybe one day if I'm lucky.
Great video and very informative. Thanks Warren. 👍
Save some money or take a loan, 3500$ and it's yours. No need to dream more.
Thank you very much for the clear, concise and easily understood information. I’ve been contemplating replacing the nut on my Stelling banjo due to considerable chipping on the face of the nut associated with two of the string grooves. Your video addressed a lot of my questions and concerns about tackling the project. Do you suggest using bone as the nut material?
how do we determine the distance between the grooves?
I like to cut the top angle the same angle as the head stock and start the groove with a little cut then use a string to saw the actual groove
Always bone.
Cavities in teeth ! The string covers those cavities up. Don’t b too crazy
These videos are priceless. Wannabe luthiers salivate over this stuff.