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Thank you! I am glad it was helpful. It is somewhat arbitrary but as a general rule, the birdsmouth should never exceed one-third of the rafter's depth, ensuring at least two-thirds of the rafter remains above the birdsmouth.

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Hello! Using my video instructions the angle would be 43 degrees and length from top plate up to point would be 33 inches but you would need to add some inches for overhang. I am assuming house is 50 inches width including siding. Please try it with a scrap and see if it works. Thanks for your question.

Thanks, will do! Just released one today, 5/25/2024.

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Thank you very much! Good question. For the background music I use some fantastic software called ChordPulse which you can download to your computer. There is a free version which is great but I upgraded to the regular version which offers more styles. It costs very little. You could start with the free version and go from there. All you have to do is type in the chords, style, and tempo you want, click a button and it will start playing. The style I like to use is called Quick Beat. You can search it on RUclips and there are some good tutorials on how to use it. It is quite simple. Thanks again!

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Hello! The first time I play part 'A' ending in measure 8, I put a 1/4 note. The second time I play part 'A' ending in measure 16, I put two 1/8 notes to give it more drive leading into part 'B'. It takes up the same number of beats. I hope this makes sense. Tab is always suggestive and you may want to change it to suit your taste. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks for your inquiry.

Hi Jim! I appreciate that! Hope you are doing well.

Thanks, Gilmar!

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Great idea! I will try it.

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@@roddyfuller5705 I just ordered the same banjo from Amazon. Hope it sounds good!!

That's great! Let me know if you have any questions. I am sure you will like it.

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Thanks, Henry! Glad it was helpful.

Thank you for your request. I no longer have the banjo. I really liked it but I came across a super deal on a Deering Midnight Special (has a tone ring) for about the same price I could sell my Deering Blackgrass for so I went for it. The Blackgrass did not have a tone ring but it was very resonant, had great volume and a sweet, mellow tone. The setup was perfect when I got it and I loved the cool look of it. The neck, frets, and tuners are all top quality, just like the higher priced Deerings. It also came with the railroad spikes which are needed if using a capo. I like that Deerings are made in the USA and the quality control is good and consistent. If interested in the Blackgrass, I would say look around for a deal because the regular price for a new one is high.

Good point. Thanks for your feedback.

Thank you very much! It is a great banjo.

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Thanks, Rich!