And it fits!
Wisconsin Graduation
Warming up the crowd
Jamming before the show
The reunion show begins
There were more than two-dozen players in all
The flattops step forward
A good crowd for a small town
So many guitars . . .
Not even emphysema . . .
. . . and the audience responded enthusiastically
Everybody had a turn or two
Her husband "Speck" no longer plays . . .
Few eyes remained dry . . .
"This one's in 'D'"
Greg Coen organized the reunion . . .
Most of the players were born and raised here . .…
A band with three banjos . . .
The songs and the singers were remembered by all
Gettin' down . . .
In bluegrass . . .
It was a family event . . .
Looking back and remembering
The hardware got installed
I decided on stain and urethane
Lip and kerfed strips, all dry
Rescued again by luck
Replacing the metal lip
Whew!
The whole process is repeated for the top
The result so far
And the same thing for the bottom
Outside filler pieces
The result
Then I did the sides
First piece
Here's the problem
The original case is marked
Mostly done, back view
Mostly done, front view
The neck is loosely fitted
A dab hand is needed . . .
The tension hoop is added
Time for a new calfskin head
Why it's a Whyte Laydie
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Lining
Lining the case was trial-and-error, using fairly fluffy and cheap fleece. The sides were fashioned by rolling it into a tube, so it would be three layers thick; then it was glued to the inside of the case. Top and bottom were double layers, glued together with contact cement before cutting and fitting.
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