Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
I was inspired to build a didgeridoo after seeing an article in a music store about how practicing can help reduce snoring and sleep apnea (I've been told I snore since I was an early teen). I remembered the method my friend used to make custom sized PVC pipe adapters with a heat gun and some wood forming dies, and applied the technique to my didgeridoo creation. The two I constructed sound vastly different due to the lengths and diameter being different. Of course the 6-foot one sounds better, but I thought I'd have a mini-didgi for occasions when I need to carry one on my bike easily.
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Credits to DJ Petesake for the music in this video. Visit his Soundcloud to download the soundtrack:
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I was inspired to build a didgeridoo after seeing an article in a music store about how practicing can help reduce snoring and sleep apnea (I've been told I snore since I was an early teen). I remembered the method my friend used to make custom sized PVC pipe adapters with a heat gun and some wood forming dies, and applied the technique to my didgeridoo creation. The two I constructed sound vastly different due to the lengths and diameter being different. Of course the 6-foot one sounds better, but I thought I'd have a mini-didgi for occasions when I need to carry one on my bike easily.
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Credits to DJ Petesake for the music in this video. Visit his Soundcloud to download the soundtrack:
soundcloud.com/djpetesake/sets/greens-and-machines-soundtrack
Visit greensandmachines.com for more
