Tech Tip: How to Install Banjo Capo Railroad Spikes at Home | Easy to Follow Process

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Items needed:
Pencil
Small trim nail or tack
Gap or feeler gauge: We recommend .014 or .016
Dead blow hammer or equivalent
Small punch
Spikes (store.banjobenclark.com/produ...)
1/32" drill bit (Dremel tool is helpful)
Lemon oil (optional)
Confidence (not optional)
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00:00 - Intro
01:07 - What You Need
02:55 - Mark & Drill Hole
08:56 - Set Spike
11:59 - Test Spike
12:56 - Neck Support / Closing Comments

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4 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@1flat1sharp47 Месяц назад

I can't imagine ever doing this to my banjo, but thanks for making it look easy!

@jason_learns Месяц назад

I am significantly less terrified to do this myself now. Thanks!

@willcooper7345 Месяц назад

Honestly, Somewhat of a mystery solved. I appreciate these videos so much for this reason! Brilliant Job Jake - as always.

@jmills60 Месяц назад

Excellent video Jake. I’ve been putting this off for months.

@micahhutto4770 Месяц назад

You guys are always extremely helpful. Appreciate it

@SteveJohnson86 Месяц назад

I use a manual jeweler's drill (pin vise) and just spin it in with my fingers to make the hole. It's slower but much harder to make a big mistake and it's cheap to buy one with a set of tiny drill bits if you don't have a dremel.

@mikeoitzman8275 Месяц назад

Great video. Would have loved to see this when I install my first set of spikes. I use a flat razor blade for my gauge. I like the lemon oil to ease the spike in. I learned from Greg Deering to dress the spike top and "L" hook a bit with a file to round it before installing - this preserves the string from wearing and possibly breaking at the spike spot over time (according to Greg).

@BanjoBen Месяц назад

Yeah, that sounds like good advice. I personally do not and haven't had any snap for that reason, that I know of.