I though I would post these photos of the tenor ukulele I have recently finished.
Sometime ago there was a discussion on the forum on the workability of Native Olive. The last thread mentioned it was very oily and needed cleaning before gluing, etc.
During this build I found it no more difficult to build than any other wood, the sides bent very easily and the wood glued together without any problem.
The wood is from Tim S, a 6 piece Native Olive set, Satinbox bindings, Blackwood neck with (I think) a Jarrah laminate. The headplate, fretboard and bridge are all Ringed Gidgee.
Finish is brushed hard shellac micro pad rubbed to 12000 and then a coat of orange oil.
Cheers,
Alan
Native Olive tenor ukulele
Re: Native Olive tenor ukulele
AWESOME Olive set ,the sides to the end graft are a mirrored landscape setting...well almost!
Good choice with the Gidgee.
Fine looking Tenor Alan!!
Gaz
Good choice with the Gidgee.
Fine looking Tenor Alan!!
Gaz
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Re: Native Olive tenor ukulele
Very nice Alan, Tim's supplied you with a great looking set.
Wayne
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