Quick-n-dirty string block.

Good 'nuff string block.

Marked my drill positions with the scribe.

Drill bit block = best thing ever.

Drill your holes, very stressful.

Holes are drilled! Positions 3, 5, 7, 10, 12 (I never use 10, 12 but they are on the right side and wanted it to match).

Dab glue with a toothpick. Tip: at first I used silicon-based glue which you're NOT SUPPOSED TO DO. Bad for guitars (and probably ukes). Besides, it didn't work well anyway and I was able to wipe it away quickly. I then used a water-based Gorilla glue that was much better/easier.

Poke in your dot piping, hold it for a bit.

After a little bit, it'll just stay on its own. It's ready for slicing!

Slice it flush. You can use snipers but I didn't have any with a super flat edge so I used a razor.

So flush, so tight.

If you get little jaggies, just gently sand them. I used a Micro-Mesh Touch Up Stick from StewMac.

Clean up excess glue.

Use guitar polish to finish. Also, I have a giant bottle of this stuff and you only ever need a small amount. So if anyone wants some, I can pour into a smaller bottle for you and bring to you sometime.

Lovely dots, just for my left-handed self!

Look at them dots!