DAWNED SUNNY and full of the glow of yesterdays accomplishments. I succeeded in sending sound samples to AUSTRALIA to an fellow interested in the three tenors that I now have available. I find it just amazing that you can hurl sound across the ocean so easily. I recorded a couple of minutes of each ukulele on the new app on my new Iphone and simply emailed them one at a time. WOW! is that neat.
Then I put two more applications of french polish on the concert pinecones, #s 31,32,33 and then turned to the new builds of 34,35,and 36. The tops have their sound holes and are sanded to thickness. the spruce braces are whittled and ready for glueing.
Then I put two more applications of french polish on the concert pinecones, #s 31,32,33 and then turned to the new builds of 34,35,and 36. The tops have their sound holes and are sanded to thickness. the spruce braces are whittled and ready for glueing.
 I whittle the braces with a sharp knife and you can see I don't get all the shavings in the waste container. |  The three tops lack only the cedar hole brace that gets glued behind the sound hole. Maybe i will get that done today-maybe not, its a holiday and we are having friends over. |
