Frattaloni's Ace Hardware store brings you garage logic podcast number 26 October 17 2018

the temperature on the sign outside the commons surface savings and loan in downtown garage logic

the record low 22 degrees in 1952 and on this day in 1910 84 degrees.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spool Lake

it's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Reaver's director of social media

John Hyde in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the Krabby Coffee Shop

here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense your mayor Joe Sunchere

is Johnny in there yes I am did you show the boys my ukulele I did what is this contraption a friend of mine

made that Rick Copeland nice he's a Renaissance man he's a dentist by trade but he's a woodworker

scratch golfer knows his scotches knows music forget ukulele son Scott well so he made this he

made this ukulele it's called a cigar box ukulele John describe what he has describe the various parts

what they're really called but what he is used well there's a first thing is the cigar box itself

right still this way can take a picture of it is is this a famous cigar Joe Mark Twain I don't know

I'm not aware of that it's a very cool box anyway it's Mark Twain cigars none better for the money

so that in itself is cool and then when you turn it around this is really cool is put G L

in metal yeah it's carved out in metal and that is basically where on a guitar to be where the

pickups are the pickups and part and part of the pick guard right so right that you would do the

thing with then there's also we call this the bridge right and the bridge has spark plugs yes

and that the strings are attached to a piece of metal with I don't know what that metal is

but then across where the strings run across there's what would he call it so not a pipe fitting

a thread it yeah yeah yeah so threaded on both sides and uh and that's what the strings run

over to hold hold them steady is that is that pipe fitting is that glued onto the box oh yeah it

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