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By george I think I've got it...

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After several tries, I finally ended up a nice looking pvc whistle with clean lines and logically spaced, logically sized holes that is [almost] perfectly in tune and sounds REALLY nice!

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I'm so happy! Hah hah hah! Next project: a Low D whistle in pvc. Then on to copper! I'm having more fun than a barrel full of monkies!
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Awesome, keep at it that looks pretty nice.
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Groovy! :thumbsup:
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good job :D
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S.B.O'Gill wrote: I'm having more fun than a barrel full of monkies!
To think that I'd always believed "seriously annoyed" would describe a barrel full of small monks . . .

:lol:
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To think that I'd always believed "seriously annoyed" would describe a barrel full of small monks . . .
Well, yeah! I guess that would describe a barrel full of monks, but I was talking about a barrel full of monKIES. :lol:
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S.B.O'Gill wrote:
To think that I'd always believed "seriously annoyed" would describe a barrel full of small monks . . .
Well, yeah! I guess that would describe a barrel full of monks, but I was talking about a barrel full of monKIES. :lol:
Yes, yes . . . monk-ies . . . small monks.

I believe you were thinking of monkees, err, no . . . monkeys. :wink:
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I 'spose that monkettes is wrong also? :wink:
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Denny wrote:I 'spose that monkettes is wrong also? :wink:
I wish that I couldn't believe that I misspelled pub! Made my day!
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Denny wrote:I 'spose that monkettes is wrong also? :wink:
I wish that I couln't believe that I misspelled pub! Made my day!
Unless the monks are very small indeed, yes.

Heh heh heh!
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Well done! Looks great. ::envious::
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buddhu wrote:Well done! Looks great. ::envious::
What? Huh?

opps!

SB, looks good!
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S.B.O'Gill wrote:After several tries, I finally ended up a nice looking pvc whistle with clean lines and logically spaced, logically sized holes that is [almost] perfectly in tune and sounds REALLY nice!

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I'm so happy! Hah hah hah! Next project: a Low D whistle in pvc. Then on to copper! I'm having more fun than a barrel full of monkies!
Looks good! So... sound clips? hmmm?
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I'm having fun like you. Just thought I would show my creations also. I make the fipple without a beak, so the fipple is played to the back. I'm going to try pvc for a while and have just ordered Acetal/Delrin for the fipples.

I was really helped by someone on the message board telling me about TWCalc (Tin Whistle Calc, from JubileeMusic.com).

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Whats the black stuff?
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