Today I devoted to uke building, and made a lot of progress. After a couple of days away from the workshop my enthusiasm has returned. Here is what I accomplished
 I needed to make rosewood bridges for the three tenors. I found a nice piece of Honduran Rosewood in my stash, and ripped off a number of slabs of the correct thickness. Smoothed them up on the thickness sander, ripped them to the correct length and width  Here is a close up of one of the hooks, with the end-cap now glued on. lts more sanding to do-but later. |  Then I cut the saddle groove on the table say and using this sled, cut them to length.  shaped them on the sander. I just laid them on the ukes for effect.  I also rough sanded the end caps to fit. when the fretboards are glued on I will be able to finish these necks and perfect the hooks. I stacked them here so you could see them. Next step. installing frets on the fret boards. |