Tenor Ukulele build #4
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Jason Wolverton
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Looks nice. How does the Port Orford cedar compare with the other ukes you made?
brianxshin
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very nice make i like how the back side is curled like that and the unique sound holes too
Beau Hannam Ukuleles
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great job- i like the bashkiny position markers
ksquine
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I like that D sound hole. Is the dark rim inlaid?
DewGuitars
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Very nice! I love cherry on an instrument. Great details!
a very nice look!
hey, I'm a new member on the forum
I just want to know if this ukulele is for sale?
I think it's a beautiful style and design and I would wish to buy one with this kind of design...
thanks for your answer.
(if you don't sell it or one which looks like it, do you knowa brand which uses this style? )
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hey, I'm a new member on the forum
I just want to know if this ukulele is for sale?
I think it's a beautiful style and design and I would wish to buy one with this kind of design...
thanks for your answer.
(if you don't sell it or one which looks like it, do you knowa brand which uses this style? )
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Thanks, this one sounds louder and has a much fuller sound (if that makes sense) in comparison with the last 3, but it also has the side port where the others didn't.
thanks, I really like the cherry wood, I have some nice quilted cherry as well.
Looks nice!
Really like the "dots"
thanks, hard to see from the pictures but I used MOP on the ebony fingerboard and green abalone on the maple binding part (just a small piece) so they are sort of 2 toned, I thought the white wouldn't show up well from the side.
Can sort of see in this picture. The green abalone looks black from the side
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thanks. Had to look bashkiny up, figured someone would have done markers like that before. I didn't think the normal round dots would fit on the side after I put the radius on the finger board so I figured I would combine the markers and have them off set and along the top of the fingerboard.
Thanks, just making for myself, was thinking of taking a bit of a break from ukulele and making a cello next
but making ukuleles is so much fun I don't know I could take a long break.thanks, I had drawn a few different ones before deciding on the D shape sound hole. It's one piece of Malaysian blackwood that I inlaid, same with the side port. I used the same block on the head stock and heel cap as well.
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thanks, the cherry wood can have some beautiful figure.
Hi, thanks. Sorry not for sale just making for fun. I bought the Kasha plans from Hana Lima and I saw they have some in a gallery on their web site but not sure if they have any for sale. Perhaps you can post a "want to buy" in the marketplace section and describe what you are looking for, other than that I'm afraid I'm not much help. Someone else here might know more.
Derek
D sound hole
ok thank you for your answer...
if someone knows which brand sells ukulele with "D" hole...
Thank you
ok thank you for your answer...
if someone knows which brand sells ukulele with "D" hole...
Thank you
ksquine
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Thanks. Very tasty combination
