First find a piece of straitish knot freeish wood about 3 and a half inches wide (90 mm) or more and half an inch thick or more and about 14 inches long or more. I got mine from a section of a plank taken from a shipping palette. A longer plank will give a longer ukulele. I have made a 2 foot long one (which is a Tenor Ukulele) using a virtually identical method and a standard soprano as well.
You can see how they sound here
First is the sopranino tahitian style tuning (apologies for the fat fingers)
Second is a tenor Uke tahitian style tuning.
Third is a regular tuned soprano uke all made using roughly the same method.
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The scale length here was going to be 20 cm but finished up being 22 cm,or around 8 and a half inches.





































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Oh, the pictures are great, and the video is really fun to watch.
Will work on something better
robartcrafts