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In my last update, I had made a custom whistle for someone in Germany. I decided I liked the look of the whistle so much, I got some additional wood-infused filament that had a nice gradient effect, and made a handful of whistles with it. I really like how they turned out! https://i.imgur.com/EcJSaB...

You know that finger-stretch of putting the lower-hand ring finger on Hole 6 way down there? And how much more comfortable it is to use the lower-hand little finger to cover Hole 6 instead? I've been using my pinkie on the bottom hole since like 1998. You don't know how many times people have told ...

I earned 3 patents, long ago. I had to learn to navigate the site in order to show off to friends, family, acquaintances

pancelticpiper wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 3:52 am I tried to look up the Patent but evidently it's quite a process.

https://ppubs.uspto.gov/dirsearch-publi ... df/1103462

Should be a direct link to the patent's PDF.

For some reason, making the post longer was encountering server errors, so I'm breaking it up into 2 parts. Sorry! https://youtu.be/yt_i_rOTejY Here's the video of the whistle. ----------------- So, by a happy accident, and not because of anything I did especially to cause it, my whistles work very ...

You can reach me about whistles with my etsy shop (linked below) or by writing me at greg@tinwhistler.com or shooting me a private message here. Standard whistles are $50.00 USD, and I may charge some nominal fee for more exotic materials or lots of customization. So, I've working on making these wh...

Hello, Is the Goldie D still available? Send me PM or Email to chat. Thanks, Hi, Tou-Che! Yes, it's still available. But I'm not sure how I send PMs on this forum. :-? Can a mod (or someone else) explain if this is possible/how to do this? Alternatively, you can email me at debategdb@gmail.com abou...

Heh heh, so your version of the "fine grained timbers" we so like to work! Does it have any impact on density? Interesting to compare the weight of a current whistle and one made with the finer nozzle. It shouldn't have any material change in density. The melted plastic isn't going to be ...

Thanks again for taking us along for the ride, Wanderer, it's been really interesting. Do get back to us if there are further insights and breakthroughs. We want to be the first to know here, not the last! My next big innovation in the process will be switching to a .2 mm nozzle (currently using a ...

This will probably be the last post I make in the thread about my own whistles specifically, though I'll be happy to continue to talk about 3d printing and whistles in general. I've opened a small preliminary shop on etsy at https://whistlerscreations.etsy.com/ and so want to abide by the commercial...

The World's Smallest Organ (1933)
https://youtu.be/fANWsqxY67c?t=73

coming back to this, that last still-unknown whistle is giving me early Boisvert/Greenwood vibes.

Another video..I'm trying to record tunes that cover the range from bottom D to 2nd octave B. https://youtu.be/uv0R8BDNXaM And a good pic of the tuning slide in place, since I haven't posted one before. https://i.imgur.com/AC9otcH.jpeg About once a month, I vend 3d printed stuff at a monthly pop-up ...

It's amazing watching the whistles just appearing. I wonder if filament's available that would make Pride Week whistles? They'd be fun and might well sell! With 3d printing moving more mainstream, you can find just about any color you're looking for. There's even a site set up to track them. Though...

Wow, that is exciting, Wanderer. So for example, you could move from cylindrical to a mild taper, with the head a bit bigger than where you had started, and the foot a bit smaller. Or go the other way, insert a small reduction in bore at the top of the tube, if you felt that the thickness of the bo...