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THE NEXT STEP,

7/17/2019

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Is attaching the necks to the Soundboard A simple but exacting job., 
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first you must cut out the place where the neck will fit right up to the drawn edge of the Soundboard.  I do this with a fine blade in the jewelers saw.
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 then you must take great care to get the neck and the body lined up perfectly straight.  No one wants a crooked ukulele.  When that is done, a little glue and a clamp and they are joined.  then you start thinking about glueing on the sides.  I was all out of Tentalones, so that became the next project.
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Basswood is cut and sized to go through my rubber band powered tentalone cutter. This home made device cuts the required slots perfectly.  
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The spacing is done by the boxwood bolt which slides onto the workpiece powered by two rubber bands. You can see its point inserted into the second cut.
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then with a sharp knife, the wood is shaped, sanded and now it is ready to be used.
 
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