PiterCh
Active member
Hello
I want to present photorelation from my third ukulele project and I hope, that you will help me to finish it on a higher level than I could do this just alone
Unfortunatelly, I have no a shed and therefore most of works I do manually at home, in my kitchen, so I am not able to do it fast and effectively as I wish, and this is my goal to improve my techniques with your help.
This project concerns an ukulele soprano. Neck is made of bubinga wood with two stripes of ash in its head. The head is not glued to the rest - is solid with a neck. A foot of the neck has got glued block. I decided to adopted fixing solution from classical guitar - the sides will be glued in notchs.
Yesterday I got a beautifull present from my friend - old and mega dry spruce for a top I want to use it The back I will make from bubinga and ebony - three stripes glued together.
The binding is a higher art to me, I will read everything what you posted here about the problem
So I attach few Images to show the progress of my work.
best regards
Piotr
I want to present photorelation from my third ukulele project and I hope, that you will help me to finish it on a higher level than I could do this just alone
Unfortunatelly, I have no a shed and therefore most of works I do manually at home, in my kitchen, so I am not able to do it fast and effectively as I wish, and this is my goal to improve my techniques with your help.
This project concerns an ukulele soprano. Neck is made of bubinga wood with two stripes of ash in its head. The head is not glued to the rest - is solid with a neck. A foot of the neck has got glued block. I decided to adopted fixing solution from classical guitar - the sides will be glued in notchs.
Yesterday I got a beautifull present from my friend - old and mega dry spruce for a top I want to use it The back I will make from bubinga and ebony - three stripes glued together.
The binding is a higher art to me, I will read everything what you posted here about the problem
So I attach few Images to show the progress of my work.
best regards
Piotr
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