RedRamen
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This is my first try at wood burning. It was originally a plain Leolani all solid bamboo uke.
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Very, very nice job. Might push me over the edge re: "considering buying a decent woodburning tool."
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Awesome job!
Olarte
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Totally amazing! how long did it take you to do that? wow. Love the graphics, the detail!
did it change the sound? i bet it's better as it thinned out the wood.
Any other projects in mind?
thanks for sharing. it really is one of a kind!
did it change the sound? i bet it's better as it thinned out the wood.
Any other projects in mind?
thanks for sharing. it really is one of a kind!
perep
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WOW, nice job, might get into it also. Tatoo style stuff, thanks for the idea
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Hippie Dribble
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Unbelievable Erik. You one very talented hombre. Man, I need to commission you to do one for me, that is beyond awesome
WhenDogsSing
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Very nice indeedie...!!!
I am not into that stuff but your work really looks good!
electrauke
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Wow, that is just extravagant, nicely done!
ukuleletim
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That is totally badass.
missameeames
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That looks amazing!
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RedRamen
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Thanks everyone for the kind words! It was really a fun project.
thanks! It took a while. I wasnt really counting the hours, but it was at least 10 hours, but I was being really careful. Plus it was bamboo, which I found out after I finished, is a really hard wood to do woodburning on. Thinking of picking up some more inexpensive ukes to try other designs on.
the sound did change, but I think it sounds better.
thanks eugene. I would love to do commission work, but This was the first uke I ever did wood burning on and I am much too afraid to try in on someone else's beloved instrument. Maybe I will do commission work after burning a few more ukes.
thanks! It took a while. I wasnt really counting the hours, but it was at least 10 hours, but I was being really careful. Plus it was bamboo, which I found out after I finished, is a really hard wood to do woodburning on. Thinking of picking up some more inexpensive ukes to try other designs on.
the sound did change, but I think it sounds better.
thanks eugene. I would love to do commission work, but This was the first uke I ever did wood burning on and I am much too afraid to try in on someone else's beloved instrument. Maybe I will do commission work after burning a few more ukes.
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