Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Following on from some whistles I made a while ago, I revisited this type of make. Initially looking at another whistle then flutes before I came across the Ocarina.
Quite a simple make, but the splitting edge on the sound hole is what makes it work and the most essential part that minor adjustments either make it work or not.
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Following on from some whistles I made a while ago, I revisited this type of make. Initially looking at another whistle then flutes before I came across the Ocarina.
Quite a simple make, but the splitting edge on the sound hole is what makes it work and the most essential part that minor adjustments either make it work or not.
You can find me on the below Social Media
Instagram: instagram.com/paul.a.lockwood @paul.a.lockwood
Twitter: twitter.com/paullockwooduk @paullockwooduk
Facebook: facebook.com/PaulLockwood.Woodworking
Pinterest: pinterest.co.uk/lockwood3538
Etsy: etsy.com/uk/shop/PaulLockwoodUK
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