Stahman Guitars
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09/26/2026
Sometimes I work on banjos.
Because I'm charging the rates I charge, I often look for "appropriate" little extras I can do. To me, appropriate means making things nicer in some way without killing the story or the trajectory of the instrument. This thing has almost zero play wear on it, even though it's old. That allowed me to feel comfortable with cleaning it up and polishing the frets. If, however, this banjo was covered in play wear and signs of stories untold, I'd likely only remove the dust. Different strokes for different situations or whatever.
I hope you're havin' a good one!
-Nate @ Stahman Guitars
Third time's the charm?
My trials are mild, but I milk em for all they're worth.
People fu**in' hate nuance.
But at least straw man arguments generate more views.
Whenever possible, I avoid supporting businesses that use AI generated images (they're not art). And if I can spot it, I avoid supporting businesses that use AI generated text. Thinking shouldn't be that hard for us, my buds. I believe we should be doing the things that humans do.
Little things are big things. Some of us pine for big things to distract from our little things. But this is addressing the wrong things. Anyway, in this video, I swap some little things for some big things, and then shorten the big things to medium things, resulting in pretty acceptable things.
Watch out for the fun haters. No matter your hobby, your passion, your craft, you'll run into these guys. Don't let em drag you down!
I'm a tool, you're a tool, we're all tools YEAH
I've tried all three of these but can only maintain the second one apparently. Do what works for you!
Keep yer holes in good shape. *Teehee*
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