DIY 2 string musical instrument, from an oven pan ( panjo )
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Published 2017-01-11
Tools and materials I propose:
Bandsaw: amzn.to/2pHj49v
Flat rasp: amzn.to/2ITVDm0
Round rasp: amzn.to/2A5EpPS
Flat file: amzn.to/2RHIMHH
Round file: amzn.to/2RHJ80Z
Spoke shave: amzn.to/2E74p1w
Flush trim saw: amzn.to/2PnkoJM
Fret wire: amzn.to/2y9E0L4
Guitar tuning pegs: amzn.to/2zYxiJ3
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I would like to thank:
www.stewmac.com/FretCalculator.html
For offering the an online fret position calculator.
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All Comments (21)
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The pan makes its sound medieval almost. Love it. Sick.
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This dude will definitely survive in fallout universe. You know, making stuff from scrap metal parts. Amazing!!!
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Great video. I enjoy having no background music. I like the ambient shop sounds.
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Wife: where’s my pan honey? Woodman: I made a panjo Wife: I need a divorce proceeds playing panjo divorce blues
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I am always bit sceptical when I see you building an instrument, but in the end, when I see you playing it I am completely melting. This is so cool, I really want to build and an instrument myself now. Thank you for the inspiration!
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With only two strings you gave that thing life. I do not know how to play any musical instrument. I am just amazed by what you can do to build and play music. No amp or pickup and it sounds great.
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You hand made a "panjo" then played it........I can't even play a radio. Great job.
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The work you do and are still doing is priceless ! Thank you and never stop giving!! I see that your heart is in what you do !!
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Another fine example of scrap wood luthierie. Thanks for the inspiration.
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An inspiration for creativity.. I too have made instruments from essentially scrap! The idea is the thing that counts. There is a mini drum kit in my front room made from varying diameters and lengths of heavy duty cardboard carpet cores, wood glue, scraps of wood, plastic lid and recycled para cloth from the recycle shop! My kids couldn't stop playing them, all the uncles aunts cousins etc had a blast with them, they were painted with acrylic paints I had around, yes they got worn, but They were old carpet rolls and cost nothing? Literally nothing, just my time and scrap. Christmas 2013. Inscribed on those drums are the words "don't let money be the excuse to not invent" PANJO ! Brilliant...
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I love your use of fast motion. It is done with taste and at the correct times. Thanx for sharing.
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Great build video! Just the right amount of info at the speed to keep it interesting! Well done brother! Sounds great too!
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god, the talent you have is a gift from the skies. i'm so glad to watch your videos
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That thing sounds great! Looks good too!
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Can't find a way to praise you ! You're really so great !
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I love your guitar music 4:15
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wtf!!! this is awesome!!!! really cool sound!
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Very clever....you can make a spanakopita on one side then celebrate and play music after...I love it!
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Welll now that is something I have never seen before. A Panjo. It is really neat looking and you play great.
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Excellent. The sound effects are awesome!
