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I have been trying to make a good whistle and I had a hard time I went on line and found a train whistle you know the kind with 4 whistles in one thats what got me on the right road to making a Whistle that works don’t ask me who was making train whistles I was all over looking sorry .
But you can make one I started with a 5”x1”x1” and 3/8 dowel To start .
Mark center on one end
drill a 3/8 hole 4inch. in the end .
Now because I will be carving it I go down 1-1/2 inch so I have room if not carving just go 1/2 inch. cut to just when you start to see the saw in the hole this is a stop cut.
Now carve a 45 up to the bottom of your cut
Now cut a piece of 3/8 dowel so it go’t from the end to your stop cut no more.
Now you got to cut off 1/3 on one side of that dowel down to 1/3 of it at the other end.
Now put a little glue on the dowel and put the big end of you dowel in ,”“Just to the stop cut.
Now blow on it and see if it works if not you my have to turn the dowel so it is flat with you 4/5 or you went in to far just go to the stop cut.
When you carve it reminder not to move the wood in front of the hole at the bottom of the 4/5
-- Nimkee** Joe
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Monte Pittman
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#1 posted 403 days ago
Very cool. Thanks for instructions.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
Monte Pittman
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#2 posted 403 days ago
You should show a better look of the carving on the whistles. Looks pretty cool.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
IndianJoe
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#3 posted 403 days ago
ty
-- Nimkee** Joe
Lidiya Blaznina
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#4 posted 403 days ago
Well done,Joe.
-- Lidiya,Russia," I use wood to translate my mood".
IndianJoe
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#5 posted 403 days ago
ty lidiya
-- Nimkee** Joe
SakeenaBlue
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#6 posted 403 days ago
I think these are GREAT!!! Wish I had one! Nice job!
-- Nancy
MasterSergeant
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#7 posted 403 days ago
This I have to try! Thanks for sharing!!!
-- Kelly, woodworker under construction
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#8 posted 403 days ago
Thanks for sharing. You are a great artist! I have never seen whistles like this.
-- Douwe
hunter71
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#9 posted 402 days ago
I need to send some of these home with our grand kids.
-- A childs smile is payment enough.
IndianJoe
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#10 posted 402 days ago
Ok there mom and dad will love them lol hunter71
-- Nimkee** Joe
smithy
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#11 posted 401 days ago
Very neat, Joe! I can’t blame ya for working your way back to Michigan; I go up there fishing and camping every chance I get! (from indiana)
-- Kevin, Indiana
TreeBones
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#12 posted 376 days ago
Very cool. I’m going to give this a try (without carving).
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PurpLev
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#13 posted 319 days ago
these are really cool! nice carvings
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