| TUB-O-TONE CONSTRUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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| Page 1 | TubTips | Advice on Choosing a Tub |
| Page 2 | Inventory of Tools | With Options and and Alternatives |
| Page 3 | Shopping List | Complete Inventory of Materials |
| Page 4 | Tub-O-Tone Anatomy | Overview Diagram |
| Page 5 | Small Parts | Hardware and Miscellaneous Materials |
| Page 6 | Conditioning The Tub | Luckily It's Very Malleable |
| Page 7 | Making The Back Ring | Drill and Sabre Saw Are the Main Tools Here |
| Page 8 | The Back Panel | Makes Enclosed Volume Like a Drum |
| Page 9 | Adding the Free Lugs | They Hold Tub Tight, and Form Soundholes |
| Page 10 | Making the Legs | Custom Lengths at Less Expense |
| Page 11 | Beginning the Neck | It Was a Tool Handle in a Former Life |
| Page 12 | Making the Tripod | Where Precision Counts |
| Page 13 | Tripod and Tuner | Completing Both Ends of the Neck |
| Page 14 | The Final Moves | Tune It Up and Plunk It |
| Credits and Thanks |
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Special Thanks to Dan P. Pfeifer and Mary Nichols, who graciously volunteered to share with Tubotonia their photo sequence documenting construction of Tub-O-Tone #J-006.
Photos Page 6: d; Page 7: all; Page 8: all; Page 9: all; Page 10: all; Page 11: a, b; Page 12: all; Page 13: a; Page 14: all, copyright 2002 by Mary Nichols. All other photos copyright 2002 Lauren Miller. No photos may be reproduced for publication except by permission of their respective copyright holders. |