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    Sopranino Ukes made from Macs shortbread tins bought at Coles. A Holden Torana GTR XU-1 and a Ford Falcon Cobra. They are tuned an octave above a guitar.
    Going in a charity auction at work. Highest bid on each wins each and the highest bid overall wins the solid EPNS Ford vs Holden tobacco and asbestos free Fathers day 2014 cup.
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    Too funny Titch!


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    Titch,
    You are really cranking out a lot of ukes. Every time I look at the instruments section you have a few more. Anyhoo keep it up as they are all very good to look at.
    I have a couple in the pipeline right now but my build rate as a lot slower tahn yours. I will post pics when I get there.
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    My wife thinks it is starting to get to be a bit of a habit.
    These tin ukes are dead easy and I have a few time saving jigs for the fretboards and stuff

    Love the ones I made to sell at the charity auction so much I had to make myself one. The sound is brilliant! Kicking myself for not tapering the neck but. May fix that later. Trying out Redgum as a fingerboard. Chips easily but is hard as and great for inspiring me to play.. One more boring Thursday night in Adelaide..... Might have to run off to Coles to see if I can get some more of these tins.
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    Besides it's more interesting than what's on tv these days and it sure beats scrap-booking.

    The warmer weather and crap tv has sent me into the shed a bit. Sure it's cheesy but us people of Dutch descent love our cheese. Andre Reiu anyone? - perhaps not!
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