Difficulties
Easy: Made with basic tools and skills. Miter box, hand saw, fret saw, electric hand drill and bits, hammer, soldering iron, screwdrivers, fret cutter, etc.
Intermediate: A few specialized tools and skills required. Drill press, specialized drill bits, spoke shave, needle files, etc.
Advanced: Specialized tools and skills required. Router, trim router, various router bits, microplane rasp, scroll saw, etc.
Estimated Cost of Parts/Supplies
$: Under 30 dollars.
$$: Between 30 and 100 dollars.
$$$: Over 100 dollars.
Circuits and Strings 
I am trying to recreate the sound of a Rabab via a banjo uke by adding a flare on the neck which will receive 5-7 sympathetic strings. I have drawn the concept. Will you be able to make the neck for me for a reasonable price.
I am in Edmonton Canada
Send me an email with the picture and I’ll take a look. circuitsandstrings@gmail.com
WEll I have my first bass coming together fast thanks to you. My problem is I need to know what spacing my frets should be. The frets are right for the length as a guitar but i am out of my cumfort zone now. I am used to 34″ scale bass.
Check out my tutorial on making a fretboard of any scale length. http://ukeland.co.uk/article/2285
Love your work and UTube video. Going to be working on the electric backpacker Ukulele. Where do you get or do you make the turn arounds. will send you a picture when done.
where do u buy the turnarounds for travel uke. Also is first fret higher than the rest to be a semi nut?
I have not been able to find the tattoo grip turnarounds recently on eBay. Lately I have been 3D printing them. The zero fret does not have to be a larger size than the rest of the frets, but it makes it easier to get the proper string height.