I finished a baritone ukulele and my Shrine ukulele prototype today. The baritone is slated to go to a musician in Chicago after the Reno Ukulele Festival. He was kind enough to let me take it with me to show. The Shrine ukulele turned out to exceed my expectations in sound and playability. It has lots of volume and sustain yet maintaining a nice mellow sound. I have really been busy but took an hour off today to entertain 8 high school woodworking students who wanted to see how I build guitars and ukuleles. Fun!
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This blog is intended to introduce you to my passion for building stringed instruments and update those interested in what I'm up to out here in the land of Corn and Husker Football. I also intend to post articles that I have written for GuitarMaker magazine and show my current works in progress. You are encouraged to participate by commenting or asking questions that I may or may not be able to answer.Look and Hear
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Very Nice! Amazing work Daddy!
Thank you Mr. Clark for hosting the Woods class yesterday! The kids and I really enjoyed seeing your shop.
It was a pleasure to have the students in my shop. I hope at least one of them is inspired to learn the art of luthiery.
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