Can you really use it to burn up banjos?
632017
Yes. The flames should be hot enough. Just make sure no hillbillies are watching or you'll be in trouble!
699598
Yes. That's what I use it for. Great practice and busking amp, lets the bass player sit around the campfire with the guitarists. Very happy with it. Not gonna shake your kidneys, but has great punchy tone and goes a long time on a charge. Highly recommended.
276833
Yes. I use it on a uke and banjolele. It picks up sound like your sleeve rubbing the intstrument, etc.(not a problem once you start playing), and you'll need to turn up the volume a bit higher on your amp.
2176474
Although I'm sure you could make it work in a pinch, it's really designed for heating from all around - as it is when stuck into a campfire. This provides a even heating and crisps both sides of the sandwich at the same time while heating the sandwich's contents.
116176
It will probably work fine. I found that larger diameter strings tended not to get hooked on the openings for the pads of your fingers. Consequently, I liked these better playing the Dobro than Banjo.
150770
Yes, it's a great banjo to start out on. I have one and I play it everyday.
1555198
Yep. Most resonator banjos will have a way of detaching the resonator plate from the back as well.
2041648
To be honest, I have no idea how it would work for a banjo as I have only used them on classical and acoustic guitars.
1366511
I have used mine for that, it just takes a few minutes to get hot. This is a handy little melter and I have used mine for several different things.
44128
I think it could but it is made for short intense bursts It will give you quite a burn very quickly
2070843
I would not even try to go that low, it would probably just make it overheat and burn up. You will need to look for a different device. What are you trying to do and I might be able to suggest a tool.
630163
It's a pretty powerful little tool. I'm sure it would work to light candles, but honestly, I think you should keep looking for something else.
947316
Never tried it? But u really have to put flame to let them up, maybe a blow torch
1911241
Yes it works a lot better. But mine burned up the 2nd time I used it. So I got a 2nd one and it was on fire the first time I used it. Save your money.
2134349
Though I don't play banjo, I'd imagine that if you need even tension all the way around, this tool would be powerful to add to your arsenal.
1486045
I can't see why not, it's essentially a large metal pot for burning so I suspect that any material you could set flame to would burn just fine.
1446460
You can, the metal won't be hot, but depending on your fire his foot could still heat up and burn