'CherryCows' Native Flute - Birdseye Maple

Great to see you back. That is a really nice flute. I will check out your web site.

-- Michael Mills, North Carolina, http://www.scicaskets.com

weird, I just stumbled across a site yesterday that has a bunch of tutorials and one was how to make one of these. I never even knew they existed until then. Yours looks a whole lot better than the one in the tutorial.

http://paleoplanet69529.yuku.com/

-- ~Everyone has the strength, few possess the will~

Great flute Kieta! Glad to see you back! Have you done any more updates to your flute making guidebook lately?

-- Dennis, WV

Glad to see you here. This is a beautiful flute. I’ve been very interested in making flutes recently. I’ll check out your website for sure.

-- Flying MLB, www.coloradocaretaker.blogspot.com A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.

Yes, I continue to update my books and I send out ‘free’ updates to all of my students.

Currently, the beginners book on how to ’make’ the Native Flute is the #1 selling manual on flute makng in the world….and I thank the thousands of folks who have bought it for that.

My latest endeavor was to finally complete (after 2 long years) my Video Series on ”How To Play The Native Flute In 6 Weeks”. Again, that is instruction for someone who has never played a musical instrument before.

Lots of fun writing these manuals and videos. Great hobby, in addition to my Native Flute making woodworking.

I hope to retire from my regular J.O.B. in 5 years and then I can really get rocking&rolling on all of this fun stuff!

Stay tuned….
kieta www.CherryCows.com

-- ki-e-ta of www.CherryCows.com

I have your Flute book, how do I get the updates?

-- Dennis, WV

Howdy Dennis….and first of all let me say thank you for supporting my books….I sincerely appreciate it.

The ”kieta Native Flute Making Manual” (intended for beginners/intermediates) is now complete and there have been no more updates.

The ”kieta Shop Booklet” (intended for advanced flute makers) continues to evolve and I post free updates on our Basic Flute Making Forum:
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/basic_naf_making/

The most recent chapter was Chap 37, and was about laminating different types of wood for the Fetish-block.

PS – I just posted another project here on Lumberjocks about my CherryCows Spokeshave Mule (draw-knife bench). Take a look at it.

Stay tuned….
kieta
www.CherryCows.com

-- ki-e-ta of www.CherryCows.com

Very nice a member in our turning club has purchased your plans and has made serveral flutes now. They sound awesome. Thanks.

-- Mike, Missouri --- “A positive life can not happen with a negative mind.” ---