This section contains information on the projects of Voyageur Banjo.
| New Construction | Completed Repairs | Repairs in the queue |
| Banjo #1 (completed 4/2002) | Ovation 1617 | Banjo Mandolin |
| Banjo neck #2 (in process) | Fender Concert Tone | |
| Banjo neck #3 (in process) | Bay State Banjo Uke | |
| Banjo neck #4 (in process) | Bruno Tenor Banjo | |
| Guitar #1 (by my oldest son, Dominic - started 1/2009) | Epiphone \ Alvarez pickup transplant | |
| Mandolin #1 (started - 2/2009) | ||
| Pizza Peel #1 (completed 5/10/09) |
Additional Information
| Inlay Process | A simple step-by-step description of how I cut and inlay pearl and abalone. |
| Tools | Here are some luthier and other tools that I use. |
| References | A list of luthier reference books and other information |
Why Voyageur? The name Voyageur comes from a combination of sources. I am of French-Canadian descent, love to canoe and kayak, and have always been interested in cartography. So this combination of inputs, and the prompting of a friend, resulted in the name and ultimately the inlay designs. (Here are some pictures of my grandfather with his DOBRO and another with his fiddle . He played guitar, fiddle, mandolin.)