I think it was back before Christmas, somebody had some tee shirts with flute making on them or something like that, with a flute and some rock mountains in...
I have drawn some native flute related T-shirst myself, which are on sale in my store, on the cafepress website, If you want to take a look, here is the link ...
I am building an F#m flute out of poplar. It is a 7/8 bore and right now is about 2 inches too long (on purpose). No finger holes are drilled. The walls are...
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Thank you John. My Daughter does too. :-) But there will be more! Clif Be Spirited, John Kulias www.meadowlarkflutes.com PS Clif Dawson...I REALLY like that...
The first time I posted a question and someone said "Search the archive," I was offended. But I tried it and wow almost everything was there. You could try...
Hi Jeff, First off I agree with Keith, but to get you started place either your direction holes or cut the flute to the key desired but keep it flat so you ...
It sounds like your walls too thick,might try thinning it out gradually,to effect the vollume,the TSH and the bird could be a factor but without seeing it...
Hi Jeff, Premature overblowing can be caused by air leaks in a glued seam or because of a flaw in the wood of the sound chamber. Also, make certain you have a...
First I want to thank the owner of this group for allowing an old gray hair join a group that is known across the web for the knowledge pool who are members. I...
Hi Steve, Jim gave me your address. Thanks, Chuck ... From: Steve B To: nativeflutewoodworking@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 10:37 AM ...
Depend of the flute. A thick bore wall can reduce the volume a lot if the flute is long and narrow. It's less noticeable on short ratio (Lenght/diameter)...
JeffG, Many of my flutes have 1/4 thick walls. I have no problem with sound or volume. Whenever, I did it was almost always a leak or a problem with the...
Terry- We were all new at one time or another. You being a "gray hair" means nothing it is the "Spirit Within" and the desire to honor that spirit that...
Has anyone ever had trouble adding a photo into their folder in the photo section? A couple of weeks ago I tried with no luck and now I have a new computer and...
"A thin bore wall allows the wood to vibrate, giving the sound more amplitude..." Dale, my understanding is that, while vibration in flute walls may affect the...
I suspect it is your dial-up communication speed. I'll bet it is just timing out. Feel free to email me any photos you want posted with the description for ...
This is true, hard dense materials work best. There were experiments with conventional flutes back in the 1970's, one of which was made of platinum....
Interesting...... I love loud flutes.....but find that the flutes I build with a thick wall are fare to quiet for my liking.....however, my "serious" flutes,...
The group is only at 38% of it's max limit on photos so that isn't the problem right now. AG ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Jon, you could be true. I know I make my flutes my very own way, so what is true for me could be wrong for another...;-) In fact, writting this, I was thinking...
Just my personal impute but the group is formed of world wide members. That would make the exchange be in the same form. I have shipped to another country and...
Terri and Dale, My own experience with thinner walls contributing to greater volume reflects yours as well. I too have noticed that the sound is not as loud...
Hello Everyone, Terri - I am with you, I like a flute that will take some gas! I find this thread very interesting. On all of my flutes I keep the bore...
Very, very interesting Jon, I'll study this seriously. Maybe the volume I gain making thin wall is due to what you say, less wood tickness at the holes, thus...