Flatfoot Johnny: Another tackhead grain measure banjo complete

In my old wooden cabin up in the hills of south east London I make banjos, canjos, cigarbox guitars and other things that go twang. Every instrument is fully hand made in the traditional way with a minimal use of power tools and usually using reclaimed timber (that way i can use exotic hard woods and sleep well at night). So if you are interested in buying a high quality unique instrument keep checking here or contact me if you would like to commission something. flatfootjohnny@hotmail.com

Monday, 13 February 2012

Another tackhead grain measure banjo complete

Tackhead grain measure banjo. This one isn't for sale as its one i started some time ago and made a few mistakes on. This will be my personal one which I can experiment with... i'm thinking of making an arm rest for it.

23" scale, 9.5" pot

Stained and antiqued ash neck with Zebrano finger board

Antique Victorian Sieve pot and turned dowel rod

Mahogany minstrel style tailpiece

2 comments:

John B15 March 2012 at 15:58
Absolutely flipping beautiful. Great work, Johnny~
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Flatfoot Johnny16 March 2012 at 12:09
Thanks John. Much-a-flippin-preciated :-)

love your little soldiers... I've been getting the urge recently do some figure painting. I used to be well into The Games Workshop figures.
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