Cardboard Card Box Mando/Uke

This is going to an auction for a local food pantry this weekend. Last year's uke brought $150 for the benefit.
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  • Good on you Rob! Yes, some irony there for sure. This little uke brought $190 at the auction last night. It usually helps if I can be there to demonstrate that it's not a toy but a real instrument..

  • I donated a cigarbox uke to the Relay for life. I thought it was ironic that the American Cancer Society wanted to raffle a cbg.
  • Thanks Rob. This is the 10th or so instrument I've donated to a cause I believe in. In the fall a little cookie tin uke went to a Hospice auction. I like local groups that work within my community where I can see the good they do. I don't mind selling every now and then but man, what a good feeling this gives!

  • That's really nice of you and the uke looks great too.

    You've inspired me. I'm going to find a charity and donate one of my ukes to as well.

    Hopefully someone will want it.

  • I'm glad it's had so many alter egos Unc. That'd be cool with T. Robert Johnson!

  • Thanks Maddog. Merry Christmas to you too!

  • Tis the season for a good lookin' Uke! Well done Jim and MERRY CHRISTMAS!

  • That is a sweet~pea.   Jim, I've been playing my mando from you a bit lately.  That poor instrument has been a mando, short tenor, uke and now back to mando - where I should have left it.   Gonna ask T. Robert Johnson if he wants to make a video with it.

  • Thanks Wes. 

  • Thanks Keith. Yes, on cardboard cigar boxes I put wood support in strategic spots. This is my first card box and I think it's a bit thinner than CB material. Even with support I haven't been brave enough to try anything but nylon strings for the lower tension on the top.

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