How to Change Ukulele Strings - Tie Bar Style

[@fmphotooffice5513]

Old video guy here: Take a bunch of still pictures quickly, even with your phone, of close up details and later edit the best ones in your video so you aren't fighting autofocus and bad exposures as you record. Got my uke a week ago. Loving it. Thanks for your help.

[@bobvanwest]

very nice video, thank you. I used this video to do my 8 string Luna

[@UkuleleClub]

@@bobvanwest Happy to help

[@garydean777]

Excellent. I needed to know how to keep the bridge end tidy. Other vids didn't go that far.

[@AdinaFXV]

Great video!

[@veelauffer926]

This is awesome. Thank u

[@mjb7198]

Thank you so much - this video was so helpful😊

[@jimsatola3397]

Geez, it’s so f’in obvious that one should leave enough “tail” on the A-1 string to loop it back through all of the other three loops, to have it emerge at the top of the 4th string. (Yes, this requires that one does not tighten all the other loops to closure first). It’s almost painful to watch you “short” the A-1 string, then seem to be completely clueless as to whether you can loop the A-1 string back. It’s pretty simple. Don’t short the first string (like you do here); leave enough string to return the tail back through the loops of the G-C-E. Don’t tighten the G-C-E with pliers until you’ve put on the A-1. Then, tighten up all of them after the A-1 has been threaded “up” through the other three loops.

[@chamberofsamir352]

is no one realizing how he is saying oo-koo-lay-lee instead of you-kah-lay-lee

[@justinlavalla8700]

Pronouncing it correctly...? Lol

[@TheWooTubes]

I'm about to string my first ukulele with this type of bridge. I've watched a few videos and this was the clearest but if you want the tails to go down, wouldn't it be better to loop-the-loop in the opposite direction? I realised I had a classical guitar. That has 3 strings down and 3 strings up, towards the centre, so no strong ends protrude from the ends of the bridge.