Duck Calls How To: Metal Inlays

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  • Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
  • Put together a video of how I do my inlays on my calls. This can be done with the material of your choice. If you have any questions about this process just let me know. Thanks for watching.
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  • @mikenatrop5089
    @mikenatrop5089 5 років тому

    Thanks for the video on inlays, I wasn't sleeving and kept busting the ends off when I was turning. Nice to see a fellow Wisconsinite

  • @jeffbergen432
    @jeffbergen432 8 років тому +1

    Great video man! Thanks for the insight.

  • @pauldavies93pd
    @pauldavies93pd 7 років тому

    lovely calls, thanks for sharing

  • @Tdaniels927
    @Tdaniels927 8 років тому +4

    beautiful call. what kind of wood is that?

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  8 років тому +3

      +Travis Daniels Thank you. The body of the call is Redwood Burl and the band is Teak Burl.

  • @alandefelice8981
    @alandefelice8981 4 роки тому

    Thank you! I am hooked. You make this look easier than it is I am sure but I am dying to try to turn my own call. Do you sell a plan to do so with specs etc.? Not interested in the Plastic kits you can buy Would much prefer to do it right from scratch. Any suggestions?

  • @mattyarborough4688
    @mattyarborough4688 7 років тому +1

    Great Video. When gluing the barrell it was still a 5/8" I.D. with 3/4" O.D. tenon?

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  7 років тому +2

      +TxQuackStacker Matt Thanks. Yes the barrel blank is drilled out at 5/8" and then the tenon is turned down to 3/4".

  • @paytonsimmons1412
    @paytonsimmons1412 6 років тому +1

    How did you know that you needed to sand the tone board? When you blew on it it sounded great to me

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  6 років тому +5

      There are times like in this video I can tell that it will stick or be flat in time when going for a hail or comeback call. After doing many many calls your ear gets trained what to listen for and what you need to do to fix those problems.

  • @HeadHunter1982
    @HeadHunter1982 2 роки тому

    what grit sandpaper do you use after filing while tuning?

  • @лакиблок-е7й
    @лакиблок-е7й 5 років тому

    can help with the choice of wood ?? what use? and which one can be used?

  • @sta39cee
    @sta39cee 3 роки тому

    Are you using 11/16" O.D. o-rings on your inserts?

  • @boboluey
    @boboluey Рік тому

    what oil do you soak them in

  • @phancak
    @phancak 4 роки тому

    Hi. Please help. Where to buy membrane for whisle call? Thanks

  • @paulnew4615
    @paulnew4615 6 років тому +1

    What kind of oil do you use for your oil bath?

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  6 років тому

      Oils used are either velvit oil or boiled linseed oil.

  • @vikkilott5923
    @vikkilott5923 6 років тому

    Hi can you tell me what part did you get to drill on your lathe? How do you hold the chuck in the lathe? Or how do you know what size it is to order the chuck for the lathe? Thank you

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  6 років тому

      It’s just a drill chuck or a Jacobs chuck the size will be determined by your lathe MT1 or MT2

  • @danielvrana9444
    @danielvrana9444 4 роки тому

    What’s the oil Bath you use?

  • @jerrymartin3660
    @jerrymartin3660 6 років тому

    I was wondering what you made your black insert out of? Does not look like acrylic?

  • @bcbryan09
    @bcbryan09 3 роки тому

    Why is my insert sticking? If I use any volume of air it sticks

  • @tzugg1
    @tzugg1 6 років тому

    Did you use 200 natural velvit oil or deep walnut velvit oil?

  • @joej2409
    @joej2409 6 років тому

    Hi what did you leave it in overnight to water proof it.

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  5 років тому

      Can’t remember if it was boiled linseed oil or velvet oil.

  • @Alpatriod
    @Alpatriod 7 років тому +1

    What is the per poise of the metal inlay?

  • @timothyrice8194
    @timothyrice8194 7 років тому +1

    hi hey where did you get your mandrel from

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  7 років тому

      +Timothy Rice I believe these were purchased from Enco a few years back.

    • @timothyrice8194
      @timothyrice8194 7 років тому

      thank you great videos

  • @jthenriksen3482
    @jthenriksen3482 7 років тому

    Hey I'm wandering what that stuff you dipped it in was

  • @marklengal9990
    @marklengal9990 6 років тому

    What kind of oil did you dip it in?

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  6 років тому +1

      Oils that are used are velvit oil or boiled linseed oil

  • @wingert3000
    @wingert3000 5 років тому

    Where do you get your inserts?

  • @crosstiesbeagles
    @crosstiesbeagles 7 років тому

    what do u dip in?

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  7 років тому +2

      +David Whitaker velvit oil

    • @georgecesarini7748
      @georgecesarini7748 6 років тому +1

      Drake Dropper Calls I was going to ask the same thing. It came out such a great color and that light semi gloss shine I was hoping you were going to buff it cause I knew it would just add that extra little pop. How long did you leave it submerged in the oil? Love your videos bro. I’m a big waterfowl hunter and am calling waterfowl, Turkey, predators etc all year long. I’ve also always been artistic and able to make things with my hands. But you and your videos convinced me to buy an old wood lathe, some wood scraps, gouges and I just finished my first call that actually turned out perfect start to finish and sounds great too. Lord knows I went through what felt like the Amazon rainforest worth of wood before getting here lol. It was perfect timing though because I’m giving it to my son for his 1st birthday in a few weeks so he can start tagging along with his daddy and his uncles and help give our lungs a rest while unknowingly sparking that passion we have for the outdoors in him and keeping our sport alive and strong through the next generation. He is always getting into my calls now and could blow a hail and come back call or feeding chuckle with better pitch and cadence then most adults I know. Plus he was doing this before he could walk or spoke his first word. It’s really cool to see and I wanted to say thanks for sharing these videos. You definitely opened my eyes to a whole new arena of the hunting world. And my son is getting a pretty nice walnut double reed that he will be able to teach his boys on and think of me every time he hears it long after I’m called back home to that endless hunting season in the sky. God bless my friend. Keep cuttin em

  • @gjuucfyu9393
    @gjuucfyu9393 4 роки тому

    Gud

  • @frozenrope8766
    @frozenrope8766 5 років тому

    whats the barrel length

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  5 років тому +3

      Barrel length is something you develop when you develop your own sound. Play around with some different lengths and see where your sound is.

  • @carbscustoms
    @carbscustoms 8 років тому

    where do u get your inserts from? and what jig was that

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  8 років тому

      +Emilio Carbajal I make all my own inserts and that is a custom jig I had made up.

    • @carbscustoms
      @carbscustoms 8 років тому

      would u sale any or do a video on how u make them. thanks for get back to me

    • @DrakeDropperCalls
      @DrakeDropperCalls  8 років тому +4

      +Emilio Carbajal I don't sell just inserts. A callmakers insert is uniquely their own and takes a long time to get it where you want it to be. For that reason I won't be doing an in depth video of how I make my inserts. Sorry

    • @carbscustoms
      @carbscustoms 8 років тому

      i understand thanks

  • @marceloarrechea916
    @marceloarrechea916 5 років тому

    Muy lindo trabajo pero sus manos no dejan ver como terminar las piezas.Una pena

  • @cottonhewitt8068
    @cottonhewitt8068 3 роки тому

    Very informative but camera work is bad