This instrument is for a student that we met last summer in England while teaching at the Forest Ukulele Retreat.  He also is a woodworker and loves using American Cherry, so we selected this back and sides to honor that.  The Cherry is a scrap from the Carpenter Ant Stash in Portland and is likely leftover from a cabinet making job.  The Spruce top gives a powerful and articulate voice. It was milled from a drift log by guitar maker Craig Wilson’s father.  The rest is local curly Walnut, which gives a contrast to the lighter woods. 
Cheers, John!

 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                