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Music to our ears!
With our ukulele kit, besides making your instrument, you can customize your DIY ukulele by designing it however you like. We provide make-your-own ukulele kits ready to decorate so you can start playing immediately. Moreover, it is pre-sanded and drilled so you begin decorating straight away. Play your new uke with family, friends and children for family-friendly activities, the perfect introductory instrument along with crafting fun!
Let's get creative!
Unlike other ukulele kits available on the market, we offer not only all the necessary parts for DIY ukulele construction but also assembly instructions. Almost everyone has family members or friends who would love to build their own ukulele, so we ensured that our kit provided everything they needed. This is the ideal ukulele for the people who are at starting level. Ukulele build kits make a terrific gift and are perfect for any occasion. It is without a doubt the best ukulele soprano kit on the market, and we stand behind that claim.
Complete kit:
- Strings
- Body
- Fretboard
- Saddle
- Bridge
- Neck
- Tuners
- Bushings
What makes this Ukulele Kit unique for you?
- The perfect gift for the kids, providing them with a fun and creative activity
- Enhancing the skills of children, keeping them busy and engaged in the world around them
- Consists of all the parts required for the user to assemble it according to the provided instructions
- Decorate and paint them to show off to your unique style to friends and family
- Comes pre-sanded and with drilled holes to save you from the hassle of doing so
Hel.Metcalfe
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 9, 2025
I bought these as Christmas presents and receivers really liked them. It’s a fun and different present. Good quality and value for money.I didn’t put them together myself so don’t know how easy it was.
4 Lil Lambs
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
I am so excited about working with this product.So far the wood is good quality, however it did have a splint in the neck where two pieces of wood were glued together to make one piece. Which will reduce the quality of my instrument. I don't think it will fail, but it isn't worth as much as a solid piece neck.
Mr. Hunnicutt
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
Fun project to build with my 4yrold, the neck was difficult to line up with the body due to how it was cut uneven and the alignment hole was off. I had to make a spacer for the bridge to get working. Otherwise quality was fine for 20 bucks.
Jeffrey D. Gerken
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024
I built a ukulele kit for one of my grandsons two years ago, and found it difficult to get the tuning keys placed correctly. This kit has keys of an improved design and clear instructions on how to affix them. The instructions are also much clearer, but it is important to read them carefully.I just sent one ukulele from the new kits to another grandson, and I’m currently working on one for my granddaughter. I am learning from each iteration. For the new one, I applied sanding sealer to provide a better base for painting, then painted it purple, her favorite color. When the paint has completely dried, I will attach the fret board and tuning keys, then add the bridge. It is important to measure carefully for positioning of the bridge, although accurate tuning might not be critical for an instrument for a four-year old.One thing that would make the kit better would be some instructions on which strings go in which positions. I measured the string diameters with a digital micrometer. The smallest diameter goes on the side farthest away from the musician’s head, then the second smallest goes closest to the player, followed by the largest diameter and the second largest.
T. VANDERMEULEN
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
I am experienced with hand tools, wood working and finishing, and as a guitar player am familiar with the design principles of plucked instruments. I expected this kit, with the most challenging part of the build (body assembly) already done, to be relatively simple to complete. Well, it was and it wasn't.Here are a few things that led to issues with the assembly, and a disappointing finished product: (1) the supplied glue was partially cured and so was worthless, but in any event, PVA isn't good for gluing plastic to wood; (2) The peg holes in the head thru which the tuning machines are inserted are oversized, so the machines fit poorly; (3) the quality and appearance (grain) of the wood is not suited to being clear varnished; (4) the precision of the drilled holes for the mating, via the included dowel, as well as the machining of the neck surface to be joined to the body, are poor resulting in a problematic neck angle, leading to an excessively high action; (5) the supplied nut is molded plastic with string grooves that are much too high given the very shallow profile of the frets; (6) some, but not all, of the frets were tarnished, giving the fretboard an unattractive "used" appearance.The 4-year old to whom I gave the finished instrument doesn't care about any of this. But I'm convinced that if more care had been taken in the creation of the parts going into the kit, that it would have been easier to put together, and the final result would have been more functional and better looking.Given that already finished, decent quality instruments can be had for an additional $50 to $60, I rather wish I'd saved my labor time and effort for other, more satisfying projects.
Ruby Rubs
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 23, 2024
My partner loves to create and build anything with wood. Currently we live in a small apartment, no garden, so I wanted to buy something that could be done at home. It’s ok, but at the end the quality of the materials could be better. Instructors were easy to follow, but due to the quality unfortunately we cannot play too much. It is ok if you’d like for your kids but for your adult partner I don’t think there’s value for money here. It is a bit difficult to tune as well. Looks ok! My partner also wants to do an especial drawing and get creative.
Sharon B
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
These ukulele kits are fun to decorate and easy to assemble. Strings are not labeled, so that was my biggest challenge. Once I brought my other uke and tuner into the workshop, it was a bit easier to figure out. I used both Sharpie markers and stains to finish them.
Shiuming Lai
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 21, 2024
The set was missing the sanding block, cleaning cloth and installation tools shown in the manual, luckily I do a lot of DIY and have most woodworking tools. The manual says to glue the fingerboard and says this and the bridge are wood, which they are not, they are plastic, so I drilled the fingerboard to screw it in place. The manual also says to measure 3.14" and 0.19" for part placement - how on earth is anyone supposed to measure that? So a conversion to mm is in order. The saddle is asymmetric and the manual does not explain which way to install it, so overall this set is not really for anyone that is not reasonably mechanically minded. I did get a working instrument at the end and it even sounds not bad, but overall a less than fun experience.
G. T. Hood
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024
I bought one of these as a test to see if it might be a good family craft idea to share with my two pre-teen grandkids. It definitely passes the "let's do this" test. The kit includes everything you will need except for sandpaper and whatever finishing coat you desire. I'll be using a good-quality wood stain on my prototype, but if the kids prefer paint I'll support their wishes.I like the fact that much of the construction is already complete. I only gave the "for beginners" category three stars because the best results will require some understanding of woodworking and/or the basic functioning of stringed instruments. I'm sure my grandkids will do fine with on this with some helpful supervision.One critical observation: the strings that come with the kit are of low quality. For another $5 or so, you can order top quality ukulele strings from Amazon.I look forward to some quality time, creating instruments and music with the grands this summer!
rosycheeks
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023
This was given to one our children for his 8 year birthday. Dad and child had great quality time as they built it together and had it painted in his choice of color.
Vernon Big
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 30, 2022
Don't expect too much for £20. It's a very lightweight, thin wood flat pack. It's relatively easy to assemble but glued parts take 24hrs to set and some of the pre drilled holes are out by a few millimeters, which makes a huge difference on a string instrument. Don't take this instrument too seriously, it's fine as a kids toy or starter instrument. Musicians looking for a solid ukulele should look elsewhere. You get what you pay for here
Macy Riley
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2022
This was alittle difficult to put together finally found the video and that helped! It sounds pretty good.
Matt
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 2, 2021
For such a cheap price you can't complain, the fretboard was plastic so I ordered a rosewood one to fit instead, that's my choice tho and they are cheap to buy.It's nice to have a 'blank canvas' to custom to how you want it, and in that regard I would recommend
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