I sold my own baritone ukulele this spring at a music camp and had to build a new one in time to go on tour to England this summer. It has a Cedar top that I milled from a log from Parkdale, OR. I love the grain and color in it. The back and sides are quarter sawn white Oak from the Carpenter Ant stash in Portland. The neck is African Mahogany from a salvaged beam. The rest is local Walnut. I added an over sized rope rosette and a little leaf in the headstock. Just in time for rehearsals!
