CP Woodwhistle pvc copper prototype makers tip moving holes

[tin-titan]

You can use polyclays like Fimo or Sculpey to fill in the holes that. I used to do that when I first started making whistles

Recently I used Epoxy I purchased from an Ace Hardware store that was for Marine use that work very well for covering up a hole that I had made too large in a PVC whistle I was attempting to make. It dries/sets up very quickly and it was a cinch to sand to the shape I wanted. Sculpey is fantastic stuff too.

[tin-titan]

Tommy, Do you ever sell these handsome badboys to whistlers here on C & F?

[Tommy]

Tommy, Do you ever sell these handsome badboys to whistlers here on C & F?

Hmmmmmm...... Yes I do. Around the world. The CP in the title means commercial post. There are a few more over here. viewtopic.php?f=1&t=58444
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[jkrazy52]

Tommy makes and sells some great whistles! My whistle case has a canarywood D, a gorgeous olive wood C, a PVC Bb, PVC G, and a tweaked Feadog C.

"... they'll get my Dion whistles when they pry them from my cold, dead fingers ...."

[tyiam]

Hi Tommy,
How did you make the “ Conical Bore” copper... with pvc head... with a brass tip.... (prototype)

If you get it working... would you be interested in making a trade for one of my whistle.
If you are interested contact me at: tyiam@comcast.net

[Tommy]

Hi Tommy,
How did you make the “ Conical Bore” copper. (prototype)

The conical bore is made from 1/2'' round copper pipe by removing a wedge from the bottom side then shaping it into a conical.