How i made a slide whistle with my lathe. like, leave a comment and share please. dislike? give some feedback to help make videos better. Thanks for watching.
Great fun to watch. So glad I saw you use the ShopSmith 12” sanding disc to take the sound hole bite out of the whistle before I fiddled around with something else with my SS standing right in front of me. Great project, thanks.
+Ridterranytofollowtruth peace glad you enjoyed it. I was freely given what little talent and time i have so its only right to share. Thank you for taking your time to watch.
+Andy Wilkinson Ive been considering doing videos with me talking. Im still new to doing videos and trying to sort out the best way. Thanks for your help.
+Peter Sucksmith thank you. I used a 3/8 poket hole bit. It will get the msin body and the hole for the bottom. I would make one any smaller than these. They have a pretty high pitch to them due to the small chamber. The size really shouldnt make much of a difference as far as them working as long as you cut the notch and the mouthpiece insert right.
The pitch is almost entirely determined by the length. I'm really not enough of an expert to say what influence the diameter of the hole has, but as long as it makes a sound, it will be the same pitch as any other flute with the same lenght.
i still havent tried turning a tooth pick...havent really been in my shop for some time..if i ever get time to get back into my shop i might just try it.
Too much of what you are doing regards the assembly of the whistle cannot be seen on the video, it bdissapears off the bottom, if you're going to show us how to make a whistle don't hide the details.
Great video, thanks for sharing🙂🙂🙂
I will try this soon with my Shopsmith
Great fun to watch. So glad I saw you use the ShopSmith 12” sanding disc to take the sound hole bite out of the whistle before I fiddled around with something else with my SS standing right in front of me. Great project, thanks.
im glad you were able to find some helpful info from the video. thanks for watching and commenting.
TOO COOL!!! THANK YOU MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT AND TIME WITH US!!! TAKE CARE!!!
+Ridterranytofollowtruth peace glad you enjoyed it. I was freely given what little talent and time i have so its only right to share. Thank you for taking your time to watch.
Like it illgivethis a go
Whistle
Nice
thank you
Great!!...Now my Three Stooges routine has some sound effects to go with it....
As far as feed back ....you could talk a little more....add commentary as to what parts are what and so forth
+Andy Wilkinson Ive been considering doing videos with me talking. Im still new to doing videos and trying to sort out the best way. Thanks for your help.
+Andy Wilkinson sweet glad i could help.
What size drill bit did you drill that with
Nice video, what size did you drill out the main body? Does it make a difference if smaller ? Would like to make a couple for my grandsons
+Peter Sucksmith thank you. I used a 3/8 poket hole bit. It will get the msin body and the hole for the bottom. I would make one any smaller than these. They have a pretty high pitch to them due to the small chamber. The size really shouldnt make much of a difference as far as them working as long as you cut the notch and the mouthpiece insert right.
The pitch is almost entirely determined by the length. I'm really not enough of an expert to say what influence the diameter of the hole has, but as long as it makes a sound, it will be the same pitch as any other flute with the same lenght.
Around 6:20, your sleeve is getting quite close to the chuck!
It does. Always be sure to be safe as you can when turning. Thank you for your comment Jedd.
And this is how you turn your own tooth picks........
i still havent tried turning a tooth pick...havent really been in my shop for some time..if i ever get time to get back into my shop i might just try it.
@@JoshuaSolomonTheWoodgrainNinja Id watch, probably a pretty good challenge.
so all you need to start the project off is a $750 lathe and a $250 disc sander. ninj on dude
Too much of what you are doing regards the assembly of the whistle cannot be seen on the video, it bdissapears off the bottom, if you're going to show us how to make a whistle don't hide the details.