Recorder Making

Hi,

I was wondering if there is anybody in the Tacoma to Bremerton area that makes recorders.

Brian in Vaughn

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Brian Combs
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Nope, I'm sure not, but I'm glad you mentioned it. I should look into that myself. Another lathe project, and a potentially very cool one at that.

I wonder how they get the inside taper right? Interesting...

If you make one, let us know how you fare.

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Silvan

About 5 years ago, I made a dozen or more Native American flutes. I'm not sure how a recorder is constructed, but I made my flutes by splitting the blank, routing the chambers then glueing the pieces back together. The cutting edge was the hardest part and it was done by hand with a small rasp.

- Ray

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Ray Manning

BETA OR VHS??........lol

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myxpykalix

of course everybody knows that the only way to go is 8 track

Brian

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Brian Combs

Check out Mick O'donell's techniques using a gun boring rod adapted for woodturning. I believe he used it for flutes or bagpipes

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Mark Hancock

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