Tenor Ukulele Drawing Size A:1 - Scale 1:1
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A comprehensive drawing providing all required details for building a Tenor Ukulele with Plans and Elevations of the body, neck and bridge. All aspects of the drawing provide accurate dimensions which help with your interpretation, including a detailed bracing layout for the top and back. A section through the body along the centre line shows dimensional variation of elevation of the sides with exact measurement figures.
The scale length of the instrument is 430 mm and the drawing is outlined with exact fret positions, and plan and elevation of the Bridge.
The instrument shown, was built by a participant attending Skill Sharing Sessions in Fine Woodworking at Hill Picket Studio
This Product is a PDF Download
A comprehensive drawing providing all required details for building a Tenor Ukulele with Plans and Elevations of the body, neck and bridge. All aspects of the drawing provide accurate dimensions which help with your interpretation, including a detailed bracing layout for the top and back. A section through the body along the centre line shows dimensional variation of elevation of the sides with exact measurement figures.
The scale length of the instrument is 430 mm and the drawing is outlined with exact fret positions, and plan and elevation of the Bridge.
The instrument shown, was built by a participant attending Skill Sharing Sessions in Fine Woodworking at Hill Picket Studio
This Product is a PDF Download
A comprehensive drawing providing all required details for building a Tenor Ukulele with Plans and Elevations of the body, neck and bridge. All aspects of the drawing provide accurate dimensions which help with your interpretation, including a detailed bracing layout for the top and back. A section through the body along the centre line shows dimensional variation of elevation of the sides with exact measurement figures.
The scale length of the instrument is 430 mm and the drawing is outlined with exact fret positions, and plan and elevation of the Bridge.
The instrument shown, was built by a participant attending Skill Sharing Sessions in Fine Woodworking at Hill Picket Studio