It's always nice to see another lefty making ukulele content

Even though you're left-handed, your video helped me the most! I was so frustrated before finding your video! Your camera angles when you're wrapping the string and pulling it through the nut were' spot on! Thank you so much! Cheers!

Thanks, Ales, that was very helpful.

Just completed my first restring. Phew …. Well that was quite a feat and really pleased I don’t have to do that for a while.

Thanks for talking about the direction the string should be going in the tuner!

Thank you - one of the clearest and simplest string change demos I've seen.

An oldie but a goodie. Thanks, Alex.

Thank you for such a clear tutorial.

Thanks for the video. It was very helpful!

Lovely and clear and easy to follow. You've removed my fear and made it look so easy. Thanks tons!

Thank you as a fellow left hander that was extremely clear. This means I don't have to rely on others when I want to restring. Thank you Alex.Hopefully see you at christmas.

Thank you that was really helpful and very clearly explained & demonstrated.

I got my ukelele today and broke the A string, and I was worried my mum would get angry, so I found this video and it saved me! tysm

Love this Alex. I have always been afraid to try this because of the tying. It looked scary. But I did it along with your video. Thank you so much. You saved me a bit of money too.

I had trouble getting the strings out of the sound hole - hooked them out with a long pipe cleaner in the end - worked really well :)

Nicely done, definitely the clearest explanation I've seen. Would give me confidence I could do this now. Cheers

Absolutely brilliant! Thanks 😊

Thank you for this video! This is perfect for me. Thanks again!

Nice explanation!

Thanks, I Love your Videos

Great tutorial thanks , what I done when I ist re strung my uke was , to practice on the old strings till I got it right 👍🏻

Thank you Alex! It’s not quite as easy as you make it look, haha, but thanks to simple and clear instructions I have been able to change the strings on my uke for the first time, yay :) It’s not a very tidy or pretty job but hopefully that will come with practice. I found the A the hardest for some reason, it pinged out of the bridge hole twice, but by looping round a 3rd time on the 3rd go, I got it to hold.

Been playing uke for 3 years and havent had to change them yet (and on a uke I just got yesterday lol). But again you make a wonderful video to help me. Thanks Alex, as always informative and classy. I appreciate it!

Nice job! Much better video than some of the rambling ones from the US! (I still managed to make an arse of it!)

I’ve put on approximately six sets of strings and finally I will now do it right. A very nice explanation, thank you so much, Alex. This may be a foolish question but because you are left handed, did you have to change the size of the holes?

Thank you, Alex, that was very clear. When would one change the saddle?

Could you do a restring of pin bridge please. You are so good at explaining thankyou

Thank you so much for your help here Alex. I feel that I could do this now. Sorry if this seems a silly question but when you say, "up to tension...", how do you know what is the right tension?

Thank you for this great video. You make it look easy, Alex! I’ve been afraid I’d over-tighten it and rip the bridge off. One question: When you’re tying the two knots at the bottom end of each string, it looks like you don’t tie a full second knot-looks more like you tie one knot, leave the circle open, and loop the string through the hole again, almost like the beginning of a bowline knot. Am I correct on that?

K, I have a concert uke, I like the aquila nylgut......what size??? Standard gCEA , is it the 7u?

Nice video. I tried it and it worked to a fashion. My only concern was that when I bought the uke to pitch I had 5/6 string turns around the post. Did that mean I did not have enough tension on the string when I did the 2 initial manual turns around the post? No big deal, but it did not look as tidy and I had thought I might finish up with perhaps 3/4 turns around the post as I might when restringing my mandolin. Thoughts?

What about if the other types of the bridges?

Could you make a video about setting up a ukulele for left handed players? or converting a righty to a lefty?

Are Low G setups only used on Tenor ukes?

What gauge is each string for a soprano ukulele?

I Flinched when you cut through the strings. I've always thought that you change the strings one at a time. The sudden release in tension can't be good for the instrument.