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PostPosted: Sat Aug 02, 2008 12:32 pm 
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I'm trying to design a little inlay piece that I will put on my StewMac Uke kit. I am curious what the actual physical size of the headstock is.(I think that is what it's called, the area where the tuning pegs are)

The kit is a soprano size. If anyone could measure theirs I would really appreciate it.
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Approximately 5" (from the nut) by 2 1/2" at the widest part. This is a common size for a soprano. I design my own headstocks from my ukes.

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Thank you!

I've seen your work, it's beautiful!
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