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Grinter six keyed flute, Australian Lancewood, solid silver keys, made 2012. £3000. The wood and silverware are pristine throughout, no cracks, leaks or scratches. The flute has been played-in but has been only lightly used due to a number of operations on my wrist. The flute has a wonderful bright ...

Grinter six keyed flute, Australian Lancewood, solid silver keys, made 2012. £3000. The wood and silverware are pristine throughout, no cracks, leaks or scratches. The flute has been played-in but has been only lightly used due to a number of operations on a damaged wrist. The flute has a wonderful ...

To Lisa and all of you who posted about my Grinter Flute, thank you for your interest. Yes it is Australian Red Lancewood, and yes this makes for a lighter flute. I will post a recording of some tunes on Facebook by the 16/17 of this month. I will do so here also if thats possible. Be in touch. Sple...

Today wasn't the best of days but I logged in here and it was great to see so much good advice. Thank you all so very much.
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I have used almond oil for my wooden flute. I have recently heard that warm flax oil is superior in at least two ways; it is better absorbed by hard woods, it does not need to be applied so frequently. Any views would be very welcome.
Splendidisolation

Grinter six keyed flute, Australian Lancewood, solid silver keys, made 2012. The wood and silverware are pristine throughout, no cracks, leaks or scratches. The flute has been played-in but has been only lightly used due to a number of operations on a damaged wrist. I have had this flute from new. h...

I have been reading the Flute Forum for a few months but have not posted. Does that mean I cannot now put up a notice about a flute I have for sale ? Help
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