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Wooden Didgeridoo 0008
All my didgeridoos are hand made by myself, and made to be played. If you want to know what goes into making a wooden didgeridoo such as this, further information can be found in How to Make a Didgeridoo.
G# Eucalyptus Grandis Didgeridoo
Background: Experimental in several respects. Firstly I tried numerous different saws to split the wood to see what was best, also an experiment in pyrography (bit heavy handed), and the first in using this variety of wood. Alas, although the didgeridoo works it has numerous splits and cracks as the eucalyptus reacts very quickly to variation in temperature and moisture.
Wood: Eucalyptus Grandis
Key: G#
Toot: G
Mouthpiece: 25mm
Bell: 6x6cm
Length: 134cm
Weight: 1.5kg
Apologies for the some of the small images, I lost most of my images due to hard drive failure and these are all that I was able to recover.
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