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Meinl Make Your Own Cajon Kit

Meinl Make Your Own Cajon Kit
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Model: MEI-MYO-CAJ

Availability: In Stock

$54.99

Rating: 5.00

2 Customer Reviews

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Make your own cajon with the Meinl MYO-CAJ. One of the most popular percussion instruments today is the cajon and now with the Meinl Cajon Kit you can make your own. The kit comes with all the parts and a list of the materials and tools y...
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Make your own cajon with the Meinl MYO-CAJ. One of the most popular percussion instruments today is the cajon and now with the Meinl Cajon Kit you can make your own. The kit comes with all the parts and a list of the materials and tools you need. The instructions will guide you through this fun project and at the end you will be able to customize the finish by adding oil, a lacquer, wax, or paint it will an entirely unique design. Also makes a great class project.

  • Size: 11.75″ wide × 18″ high × 11.75″ deep
  • Materials: Baltic Birch

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Looks great, sounds great

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To make this I highly suggest getting these tools: Clamps (the more you use the easier it'll be), The straps, sanding strips and blocks, and of course wood glue (I used Elmer and it dried insanely fast!) Looks just like the factory made ones with a fraction of the cost! Plus I get to stain it and decorate it myself! Just be sure not to tighten the front panel too much otherwise it won't sound as good.

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Posted By:

Samantha Sankey

Rating:

5.00

diy_cajon

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really easy to construct. you really need cabinet clamps, belting and a small carpenters square to be accurate with the box. also a piece of plywood to flatten out the last step. sounds good, esp when finished off with lacquer

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Posted By:

PAUL S.

Rating:

5.00
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