garynava
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My main instrument is: Stanley No.5
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Post by garynava on Mar 17, 2019 11:59:18 GMT
If you read the interview that Keith ( ocarolan ) kindly did with me, you might remember an incomplete baritone ukulele? After starting it about 6 or 7 years ago, I thought it high time to finish it off. As I’ve said before, my baritone ukes are just not economically viable for me to build. It’s very much built as a small classical guitar; it’s fan-braced, dovetail neck joint, double hole bridge etc. So, although this instrument isn’t a commission, I’ll probably hang on to it for a while unless someone makes me an offer I can’t refuse! Cheers Gary. PS decent photos on my blog
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Post by ocarolan on Mar 17, 2019 13:11:40 GMT
Ah yes, I remember it well!
Congrats on finally finishing it Gary!
Hope someone will give it a good home - far too nice an instrument to languish on the wall gathering dust!
Keith
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Post by andyhowell on Mar 18, 2019 14:59:51 GMT
Sound lovely but I take your point about the work involved!
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Post by yorkie on Apr 16, 2019 17:13:00 GMT
Very nice, Gary.
I’ve made a couple over the last 12 months, but both gone to new owners, one Mahogany, one Zebrano
They’re fantastic to noodle away on whilst sat watching TV, and not loud enough to be antisocial.
The work that goes into making them is the same as a guitar, but as you imply people expect a smaller instrument to be lower cost, unfortunately.
I’m missing having one for myself, so another may be on the way.
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garynava
Luthier / Guitar Maker
Posts: 460
My main instrument is: Stanley No.5
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Post by garynava on May 26, 2023 12:43:25 GMT
Well guys, 4 years later and I've decided to sell it! Details in the ad section. Cheers Gary
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