That's a coincidence, indeed.Germany and Boston, U.S.--same tree! Lovely. Camera? Settings?
. Back in the game. Heavy Equipment tire in for repair
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Very cool. I love unique stringed instruments, especially ukuleles. I have several older ukuleles that are good players, some just wall decorations, as well as several daily players. My favorite one is my Ceniza long neck tenor that was hand built just a couple of miles from where I live. I would love to hear how your ukes sound. Beautiful work.The necks have been permanently attached to the ukulele boxes. Next is finish sanding, followed by applying the finish coats and attaching the bridges. This is the part of a build where the scattered bits have come together to form a tangible instrument.
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Thanks Greg. A long neck tenor is a project I have planned for the future.Very cool. I love unique stringed instruments, especially ukuleles. I have several older ukuleles that are good players, some just wall decorations, as well as several daily players. My favorite one is my Ceniza long neck tenor that was hand built just a couple of miles from where I live. I would love to hear how your ukes sound. Beautiful work.
Yes, I've bot to try one of those as well. I should have screws around here somewhere.OK, so I've been seeing a few of these over the past few weeks and it's a rainy, dreary, chilly day out so.......
(not really sure which I like better so others and behind the scenes over on the alternatives thread)
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