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This
cutaway mandolin is constructed of the same
materials as the standard
resonator mandolin. I have also made mandolins
with other shaped horns.
Can also be made as a ukulele.
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A cutaway ukulele.
The sharp horn shape diferent than
the above rounded horn. Can also be made as a
mandolin
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This mandolin was
designed by me and is made from strips of mahogany
(no longer
available) and
oak. The neck goes through the body and is fitted
with a bug
style pick-up and an end pin
jack. The
mandolin player
that bought this also had me make an octave
mandolin in the same style. |
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This ocatave
mandolin is made from layers of mahogany and oak.
The neck goes through
the body and is fitted with a bug style pick-up,
tone and volume
controls and an end pin jack. More
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This Soprano
Ukulele is the same as my standard ukulele but
with a maple neck. |
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This
f-style mandola is made from the exotic african
hardwood Bubinga . It is constructed using the
same method as the oak
and mahogany mandolin above. 1000 GBP |
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This
a
deluxe version of the soprano ukulele. It has an
ebony veneered
headstock and pearoid binding on around the head
and fretboard. 800 GBP |
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The
first stained/dyed came about because a customer
in California asked
for a green ukulele shown here. It has a matte
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I
was inspired by the green stained uke. I got a
selection of colours and
this was the result. PU lacquered and polished.
I used a blue stain
that, with the colour of the wood resulted in a
beautiful turquoise
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A
concert ukulele double cutaway stained with true
pink.
Can also be made as a mandolin.
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My
take on a Gold Top. Gold stain and cream
binding. This one is a
mandolin but can be made as any size
ukulele.
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