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Really interesting but, would have much prefer it without that music . Would have like to hear you telling us what and why you were doing things. Apart from that I thought it was really good 👍

You're a genius guy! and you don't need to drill through and the current with a milling cutter is just super and faster)

Great video 👍. Is there a part 2 and 3 out? Must say iam impressed that you have almost 500 subscribers with only 3 videos. How did you manage that? Hope to se more videos 😊

Nice, but I slowed the video way down and noticed the hole wasn't centered. Have you been able to correct that in future flute making, and if so, how did you do it?

So relax to watch. Thanks mate

Very fascinating. Even though I have no tools or shop, I couldn't quit watching. I remember using the lathe to make furniture when I took shop in highschool. There's a lot more to making that flute than shown in the video. Precise measurements and tuning, etc. Thanks for sharing your talent. 😇

Very interesting to watch how you do this. Out of interest what are all the dimensions? Overall length? Sound chamber size? Hole sizes? Hole placements? What notes does it play?

Hello artist. I have subscribed to your beautiful channel now. Thanks for your videos. Can you send me the measurements of the flute and above all the distances of the 5 holes from the mouth and their diameter? Thank you. 🇮🇹Ciao artista. Mi sono iscritto ora al tuo bel canale. Grazie per i tuoi video. Puoi inviarmi le misure del flauto e soprattutto le distanze dei 5 fori dall’ imboccatura ed il loro diametro? Grazie.

thanks for this beautiful video of yours. You could put the measurements, the internal and external diameter, and the distances of the 5 holes. What did you use to polish it? Thank you so much friend and artist. Signed up🙋🏽‍♂️🙏🏻❤️🇮🇹

Parece muito boa...porém esse totem dela ficou orrivel.

This is a horrible video for a person who wants to build a flute and needs instructions! Not watching a person showing off their skills. What a waste of time!

Would like to try this ,but the off screen work and lack of bit name on router and holes and the wood strapped to the flute itself,thanks for sharing tho and definitely gonna try it

Dude that is a god given talent. Thank you for sharing it with us!

PLEASE, WHOEVER IS WATCHING THIS DO NOT GET YOUR FINGERS THAT CLOSE TO THE CUTTING BLADE!! USE AN EXTENSION GRABBER !! And I'm dizzy from watching everything in fast motion. :)

Would have been better if you turned off the music. I wanted to hear the flute not background music

😍 Where can I buy one of your handmade Flute's?

Why you burned insid the chamber

What do you call that machine & tool for rounding the square edges?

Where is part 2 ??? I hate to watch a part 1 of a series without continuation. :(

I'm still waiting the second part :( we miss you

Won't you make a six-hole flute? If you know how to make it, can you please give me the measurements I need? I am a Sri Lankan and I love this music. But I do not buy these in our country. If u give me measurements i can try to make the flute...please i hope to ur respond..thank u ❣️

awesome.... my thing right now is I felt I had to cut the excess wood off the ends, before turning, so I could wipe excess glue away inside the bore before it sets (with a dowel with a moist towel end). This then lends itself to a problem turning, because now I've got a 3/4" bore hole and little blow hole (still kinda big at 3/8+) exposed on the ends. So now I'm gluing blocks of wood back on before turning, lol. I'm afraid if I don't have a little glue spillover squeeze into the bore then I don't have enough glue in that mere 1/8" thickness between the O.D. and I.D. that is all that's holding much of the flute together. Maybe I will just gouge and sand off 100% dry glue polyps inside later instead, next time.

Can anybody enlighten me as to why the routed slot is not taken right to the end of each half before glueing? It would avoid the need to drill out the end. There must be a good reason I assume. Also, if the end must be retaine, perhaps the blank could be left a little longer and another routed slot put in the extra length. This would give a guide for a drill bit to align with the inside slot.

awesome.

Fun to wash don't have OK the tools but I'm having fun making flutes

What the fuck

Hola. Excelente trabajo y video. Gracias por compartirlo. Me podrías mandar las medidas para los agujeros, etc por favor? Saludos desde Argentina

What type router bit are you use and what size?

que perdida de tiempo

Jonathan, first of all, Thank You for bringing music into the lives of everyone viewing this video. It is worth pointing out that, while it is clear that some people here seem to just need to criticize, all they have to show for that effort are their uninspiring comments. You, on the other hand, you have a playable musical instrument to show! And you now have a legacy as a teacher. I learned a great deal from you today Jonathan and I am inspired to go into my shop today and try to create something of lasting value as well. I hope my work comes close to yours and that I will soon have an instrument, made by hand that may bring joy to our lives. Peace to you. It was an honor to watch you work.

What is the purpose of burning the inside? I have a new lathe, I want to try this. Thanks for the video.

Awesome!

to all the whiners about power tools....do you really think that if the founding fathers had a chainsaw they would have used axes to chop down the trees? If they had tractors would they have used mules? This is a great video and teaches a lot. I use power tools because I don't have the strength anymore to use hand tools very much. Awesome flute. thanks for sharing!

native american??? please

This is a constructive comment. Next video could you put the camera on a static stand. It might take some shot camera shot planning. Much like a movie story book outline before you start. I think you will find it worth while. Thanks for the vid.

That splitting edge....What % of air goes downward and what goes upward. I would think there would be a range. For example....a splitting edge that divided the forward airflow in half would have a 50/50 relationship. A splitting edge 1/32" to 3/64" above the track floor would then have nearly nothing above the streamline. I'm thinking a 50/50 would sound like crap. MAYBE......the air isn't really splitting at all. I think it should be called "skipping". As is skipping a hole in space. Like a flat stone on the water. There is a low pressure side meeting a high pressures side. One to the other each in its own existence by its density. Higher pressures have greater densities. Jump into the water from ten feet above. That's what is happening here. So does gravity effect flute science? Can you play a flute on the moon? If a tree fell in the woods....If a bear shit in the woods after he ate blueberries still have blueberry juice on his face? I think the purpose is to prevent the air from splitting by directing it elsewhere. Look at it placement. It should be much lower to actually "split" the air. I think it's bouncing off and creating a disturbance. The disturbance oscillates a frequency and

What wood species did you use for that flute

Horrible camera work and no usable instructions. Grade F

Love it. Very informative and entertaining look at the craft. Great to see the whole process in one short video.

Do you have, could you put up a video, on how to make the burning tools. Thank you.

What spacing and positioning do you use for your drill holes, what size bit?

Gracias el mejor y único vídeo que me sirvió ,se agradece de todo Corazón por su sabiduría.

Hi! Exelent work, How make a civil war fife?

What router bit do you use?

And when yer done just rub sum of this here may-o-naize ........

Great job should of played a little time on it. Awesome work though

Dear Jonathan, thank you sooo much for sharing everyting. I cant wait to see your next video. Maby how to tune the flute öre make a big flute... God Bless you my friend with everyting... you make me very happy today... best regards from ruud from Holland

If you want to share, do it good, tell the measurements details, otherwise you are telling us you just want to show your tools but DO NOT WANT to teach how to really do a nice flute.

Verbal or even written instructions on this would be nice. Like how deep do you burn that track spacing and size of holes. Junk video

Great video! Excellent craftsmanship. Making things ourselves is so important. Visit my channel for a couple of videos on my flute too