Copperman.co.uk
Didgeridoos hand made to be played
-
Didgeridoo
-
Making
Split Wood Didges
- Initial Shaping
- Cutting in Half
- Hollow
- Glue and Clamp
- Mouthpiece
- View full list...
Plastic Didges
- What Pipes to Use
- Shaping
- Altering the Bore
- Bell and Mouthpiece
- Decorating
-
Playing
Learning to Play
- About the Instrument
- Making a Noise
- Sustaining the Drone
- Circular Breathing
- Quick Guide to Playing
Rhythms
- Do-De-Do-Da
Uk Didge Scene
- Clubs
- Festivals
-
Didge Music
-
Professional Services
-
Didge Galleries
Didge Galleries
- Wooden Didges
- Box Didges
- Plastic Didges
Didge Events
- Didge Events
- Didge Festivals
- Didge Workshops
-
Wooden Didgeridoo 0015
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.
D# Ash Didgeridoo
Background: This piece of Ash comes from a farm near Hurstpierpoint, Sussex. It was one of the thinner pieces I obtained from there, and as a result is lightly lower in key. Quite a twisty piece of wood with lovely grain set off with the expoxy resin on top of danish oil. The bore is only treated with danish oil. This instrument is at Adaptatrap Percussion, Trafalgar Street, Brighton if you wish to look and play (and hopefully buy).
Wood: Ash
Key: D#
Toot: F#
Mouthpiece: 30mm
Bell: 6x7cm
Length: 145cm
Weight: 2.4kg
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.
Back to Didge Galleries Index...>>