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I've been buying my cheap geared 5th string tuners from Elderly. Seems like the price is somewhere around $15. It is likely that the new tuner will be larger than the friction tuner that is on the banjo now. It will also be tapered and probably have an index tang to keep it from rotating after you install it.     My approach has been to use a twist    <strong><a href="//www.eluxurys-mart.com/">louis vuitton</a></strong>drill that is the same size as the small end of the taper and, with my drill running slow, I wallow the hole out for the tuner. You could use this approach but I would suggest that you practice on a scap piece of timber before you try it on the neck. Another approach would be to whittle a round taper on a piece of timber, glue some 60 grit sand paper on it and use that to wallow out the hole. Another alternative would be to use a round bastard rat tail file. Once you have the hole to size, fit the tuner with the  peg tilted toward the peghead and make an impression of the index tang. You can then use a knive or 3 corner file to notch the hole for the  e and tap it home with a hammer. The hole needs to be large enough for the tuner to fit snugly. If you make your hole too small you run the risk of splitting the neck.      <strong><a href="//www.eluxurys-mart.com/">gucci</a></strong>