Ukulele

This is my second attempt at a soprano ukulele. It has a louder much fuller tone. This design can be printed on a minimum 5 x 8 printer platform without supports. I used PLA and the structure is very sturdy. The neck is connected to the body (lower hole) with 1/4-20 x 1-1/2 L (M6 x 35mm) socket head cap screws, washers, and nuts. The upper hole has a 1/4-20 x 3 L (M6 x 75mm) pan head screw for neck strength. The hole inserts included with my other ukulele will also work with this one. Pick one and snap it into the hole in the fretboard bottom. You will need to place the two pieces on a flat surface and smack them together for a snap fit. The ukulele fretboards and bottom flange are attached with #6 x 1/2 L (M3.5 x 12mm) flat head wood screws. The fretboard bottom and bottom flange are the structural pieces that hold the body halves together. There will be a tiny gap when the project is finished. You can fill it with epoxy if you want but it isn't necessary. The pegs are standard fricti