https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6601706 Here is a link to V2.0 with new sound-hole and bridge placement/. I wont be supporting 1.0 anymore.

This is a Soprano ukulele I designed to be easy to print and assemble. No glue required for easy repair. I plan on adding new body types and maybe a calibration test piece. Updates down below.

Parts list:

1 x Neck
1 x body
1 x nut
1 x bridge
1 x 6mm x 300mm steel rod
1 x M3 x 16mm screw bolt
1 x M4 x 16mm screw bolt
4 x M1.7*6 self tapping screws
1 set of ukulele tuning pegs with screws ( I recommend this: [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EQ2ABD4](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EQ2ABD4) Not an affiliate link)

How to print: Use supports on the neck and bodies. You might not need supports for the box style body.

How to assemble:

1. Remove all the support material
2. Attach the nut to the neck and use 2 screws to hold it in place.
3. Attach the bridge to the body and use 2 screws to hold in place.
4. Do a test fit to see if the steel rod should fit into the neck and body.
5. Remove steel rod and slot body and neck together.
6. Insert Steel rod
7. Screw the M3 bolt into the back of the instrument 8 .Screw the M4 bolt into the side of the instrument
8. Flip the instrument over and place the geared tuning pegs one at a time. Use a small screwdriver to make tiny pilot holes. Screw in the tuning pegs with the included screws.
9. Tie on your strings and that should be all that needs to be done.

Update 11/23: Added a traditional uke body that some compare to the shape of a peanut

Update 11/24: Added a version of the necks and bodies for those who have printers that struggle printing tight tolerances. If you are unsure which to print, try printing the original nut and if the rod doesn't fit, print the 6.7mm version.