Hoover fipple & Irvine cocobolo tone tube
Hoover fipple & Irvine cocobolo tone tube
Made an Irvine D tone tube from cocobola, and a ferrule for the tuning slide end.
The bell note end is flared slighty to provide strength and give it a renaissance appearance. I have found that each wood has a unique appeal. Cocobolo has oils in the wood that provide a natural shine.
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Thank you Paul. I do wear a dust mask, and also have a fan to help keep me in the clear. Other wood turners have also told me that the sharper the tool the less dust made.brewerpaul wrote:Looks really nice! Good work.
BTW-In case you weren't aware, many tropical woods are HIGHLY allergenic. ALWAYS wear a dust mask when using these woods, wash dust from your skin promptly etc.
''Whistles of Wood'', cpvc and brass. viewtopic.php?f=1&t=69086
Thank you all for the compliments. Right now it is a hobby trying to see how many different wood tone tubes I can make. Do you think there might be a market for whistles by two makers?jkrazy52 wrote:That looks nice, Tommy!
..... are you just showing the lovely whistle off, or are you planning to sell it?
Judy
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But isn't it kind of hard to play with a dust mask on? I mean, you could cut a hole for the whistle to go through, but that would sort of defeat the purpose.brewerpaul wrote:Looks really nice! Good work.
BTW-In case you weren't aware, many tropical woods are HIGHLY allergenic. ALWAYS wear a dust mask when using these woods, wash dust from your skin promptly etc.
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The whistle plays just fine through the hole in the dust mask. Remember to exhale through the whistle.WyoBadger wrote:But isn't it kind of hard to play with a dust mask on? I mean, you could cut a hole for the whistle to go through, but that would sort of defeat the purpose.brewerpaul wrote:Looks really nice! Good work.
BTW-In case you weren't aware, many tropical woods are HIGHLY allergenic. ALWAYS wear a dust mask when using these woods, wash dust from your skin promptly etc.
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Tommy, as gorgeous as that whistle looks, I think you & Mack would make a great combination. (But it's really up to you & Mack.) I'd certainly be interested in trying one when you're ready to turn loose of one of your creations.Tommy wrote:Thank you all for the compliments. Right now it is a hobby trying to see how many different wood tone tubes I can make. Do you think there might be a market for whistles by two makers?jkrazy52 wrote:That looks nice, Tommy!
..... are you just showing the lovely whistle off, or are you planning to sell it?
Judy
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Actually Mack and Daniel Bingamon already do that, so now it'd be 3 makers working together.Tommy wrote:Thank you all for the compliments. Right now it is a hobby trying to see how many different wood tone tubes I can make. Do you think there might be a market for whistles by two makers?jkrazy52 wrote:That looks nice, Tommy!
..... are you just showing the lovely whistle off, or are you planning to sell it?
Judy
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We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark. The real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light
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