my hot rod uke

krabbers · Apr 7, 2010

i saw Lisa's awesome custom mahalo this morning on the youtubes, and i had to dig up this picture of mine. it was looking so cool i wish i had of stopped , but i went too far and it ended up going in the bin.
it was a shame as it was one of them mahalos that sounded ok,
theres that 1 in 10 rule , for every bad 9 mahalos 1 good one slips thru . this was one of the good ones

any way . waddaya think

Jason Paul · Apr 7, 2010

Looks fast - and I love the headstock! It begs to be painted as a skull.

Jason

Markwell · Apr 7, 2010

Only change I'd have made would be to drill "speed-holes" through the neck and fretboard, you know, so you could play faster.
If powertools aren't available , setting the fretboard on fire has the same effect.

In all seriousness though, it looks pretty cool. The headstock's great.

Doug W · Apr 7, 2010

but i went too far and it ended up going in the bin.

What was the step "too far" that killed it.

thisnthat · Apr 8, 2010

Looks great, a shame that it ended up in the bin. Ever thought about trying to remake one?

hoosierhiver · Apr 8, 2010

Very cool!

krabbers · Apr 16, 2010

i messed the head up and holes were too near the edge, the tuners overlapped from the back, i should have just fitted pegs on it , but i liked the pirate look of it

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