2nd Ukulele - Cocobolo & Cedar

Hi all,

I've just finished my second ukulele. I got addicted after the first one and couldn't stop thinking about making another, so I decided to design my own.
The special thing about this one is that it is neither a concert nor a tenor, but the inbetween (length scale of around 16 in), which I consider the size that best suits my needs.

Woods: Cocobolo back and sides, cedar top, cocobolo fingerboard, mahogany neck, ebony bridge and a ebony-rosewood-cocobolo-cedar-spruce (a nice color gradient using leftovers!) headplate.

I hope you enjoy the pictures

http://www.flickr.com/photos/miguelperezsenent/sets/72157638320567203/

Answering some questions arisen in my previous topic: all the tools and shop are my father's garage. He has always been into wood working to some extent, so I was lucky to be able to have the things I needed.
I am pretty happy with the result being the second instrument I build. Shortly I'll be moving from my city in Spain to London, so this will be the last one I can make in a long time. I hope it will be a good travel companion!

Miguel

Ooh, that's beautiful!!

nice looking one!

Very pretty uke. Bet it sounds nice too

Very nice!

Thanks for sharing the pictures!

keep uke'in',

Very nice, hopefully you can set up some sort of shop in London

Lovely. I am enamored of the glow that cocobolo has.
Anne

That is some really pretty Cocobolo. Nice!

Beautiful. I love the looks of Cocobolo, but, I have a sensitivity to it. Because of that I usually refer to it as the "Diablo wood".