In this tutorial we'll cover:
- Gluing on the bridge
- Installing the tuners
- Fitting the nut & Saddle
- Fine tuning the action and playability
- Oiling the fingerboard and bridge
Follow along as Dan Erlewine installs the nut and saddle, then strings up the uke. You’re done and ready to play!
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Tools and supplies used in this video include:
Swivel Handle Clamp
https://stewmac.com/item/3704
Titebond III Glue
https://stewmac.com/item/0608
Glue Brush
https://stewmac.com/item/4167
Low Tack Protective Tape
https://stewmac.com/item/1683
2-in-1 Precision Straightedge
https://stewmac.com/item/4003
220-grit sandpaper
https://stewmac.com/item/5766
Fretboard Finishing Oil
https://stewmac.com/item/3863
Electric hand drill
Plywood
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