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G Sweet Chestnut Didgeridoo

Background: The timber for this instrument comes from Hoth Wood, in Sussex, and is one of numerous pieces of chestnut collected from there. Treated internally with danish oil and externally with epoxy resin to improve strength and give protection.

Wood: Sweet Chestnut

Key: G

Toot: G

Mouthpiece: 30mm

Bell: 9x9cm

Length: 133cm

Weight: 2.2kg

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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