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He recommends using super glue but I used a quick set epoxy instead. Yeah, I was thinking about using a silicone adhesive called "Goop". It worked great for sealing up my bag, and it's strong as heck. I figured with some of the errors I made on my last chanter, having an extra window of t...

I've built a set here. Sounds pretty awesome, if I may say so myself, although others here have turned their nose at Daye's work, because it's not wood. My set is not pretty to look at since it has been a prototype build for myself, and I have a better idea how I want to build the bellows/bag/chante...

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Ugh! Don't talk about old Shelobs. :o A few questions from a struggling newbie: 1) Doesn't leaving the cane exposed to the natural humiditly of your environment affect its density? Or is the cane's original density stay the same? e.g., If you bought crap cane to begin with, then it probably doesn't ...

Do you have a pic? I'd like to see it. Love the sound. I built a penny-chanter from scratch, and that sounds a lot better. Although, I haven't exactly figured out what I might have done wrong with mine.

Can't say I'm much of a piper :oops: , but I am in Columbus, OH. I have one that I built per David Daye's instructions, and I would love to meet other pipers in the area, and hopefully get some lessons, reedbuilding tips, etc. I'm not really at a point where I can just jam. I was in northern Ohio fo...