Making a Branch Flute Part 2 - Blue Bear Flutes
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2017
- Watch and learn as we discover the trials and successes of making a branch flute. Be sure to check out Part 1 to this video and be sure to subscribe for more great videos to come! Visit us on the web at www.bluebearflutes.com
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Without a doubt the best TEACHER on you tube.
A million "thank yous" my friend!
cant wait to try this for myself! Thank you for sharing your unedited knowledge
Thank you for your kind words Eric! Keep an eye open for my new video which will be similar to this but slightly different. It should be a hoot! 😁
Great build, I'm blown away by the fact that there is so much variability with wall thickness and curves and you still manage to pick the finger holes and produce something that sounds (and looks) so beautiful. Great job, thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Very good investment of my time to watch you Charlie! I subscribed several months ago and I believe this was the best video you have made! I'm glad you did not scrap the video when you started running into issues, it was extremely interesting watching you work through the variables and theory of trouble shooting the flute. I was inspired to order your book on flute making, thank you Sir for your straight forward way of Flute!!
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Well, that was completely amazing. Well done, Charlie!
Cathy Johnson It’s amazing how often one artist whom I follow, I find, follows another of my favorite artists from another discipline. Have you made an image of Charlie making flutes?
Watching you work through and fix issues is awesome
This was f-ing awesome. You’re f-ing awesome. So is the camerawoman, your beagles, and the entirety of your channel! Thank you for existing!
Thanks so much!
Fantastic! That was a joy to watch the progress!
What a teacher. You are an example for me. Thx.
It is a pleasure for me to observe you, doing what you does with patience and dedication.
The way of thinking of a craftsman, is not to do a costly or complicated thing, with high-tech tools, but with tools that you have been developed during your learning and that you now shares with those who are humbly just beginners as me of your teaching, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
¡Es para mí un placer el observarlo, haciendo lo que hace con paciencia y dedicación.
La forma de pensar de un artesano, es no hacer una cosa costosa ni complicada, con herramientas de alta tecnología, sino con herramientas que ha desarrollado durante su aprendizaje y que ahora comparte con los que humildemente solo somos unos principiantes de su enseñanza, muchas gracias por compartir su conocimiento!
Thank you so much Charlie love your work and videos.
Wow.. mind blowing.
Wow. Thank you wonderful to watch a true craftsman
Eres increíble Charlie, muchas gracias.
Great sequel Charlie, love the flute - it really looks and sounds great.
Love this flute 😄😊
Thanks!
Gorgeous
Same as on the first part.
thanks Charlie.
flutes and beagles. I knew I liked your videos for some reason.
Keep it up! Looking forward for more videos from you, don't stop!
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@Nikolas Stanley it worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
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Charlie you did a great job on this flute. I’ve been making some flutes due to your encouragement through your videos. I hope to meet you one day. I’ll put up some videos latter on my channel on how we throw some of these together. God bless you Charlie.
I may try one out of leopard wood from South America. Keep up the great work Charlie. Have a blessed day.
Hey thank you you Rock bro that sounds Awesome...
Great video, love all your info. I am trying hard to make flutes for all my grand children all that includes 9 grand kids ,22 great grand kids & 3 great great ,hope this 86 yr. old lives that long.. Charlie ,you keep this old man busy , God BLESS. From the calf. Wild man.
Thank you my friend! If I've helped or inspired you in any way to share with the kiddos, it is an honor for me!
Wow that’s amazing! I really want to try making one
Beautiful, I really love the looks of the bark. Thank you for sharing and teaching us the art of making flutes.
Thanks Steve! Be sure to check out all of our other videos!
@@BlueBearFlutes Definitely, I've been a fan of the flutes for so long, but after watching them, I really want to attempt my own. I'm so glad I came upon your channel.
Well done sir! 🙂
amazing great. ..🤗💗
Merci tellement merci......Je suis FAN.....
damn,,, thought you would wind up with a piece of firewood,,, and surprise,,, you made a super sounding flute,,,
Firewood? Definitely not. Did you see the video of me making a flute blindfolded? Thanks for watching. 😁
I thought in the beginning you would wind up with a piece of crap,, BUT,, you wound up with a super sounding flute,,, very nice indeed,,, ole fart Jimmy wishing it were mine
Making something extreemly difficalt look like anyone could do it, tru master
I have beagles too
Cool. Maybe go the flower - shop and get some green leaves :)
Do you have any Hedge Apple trees in Alabama near you?
If you haven't ever seen that wood before, you should really check it out. It has a really pretty yellow/orange color and grain. I think a flute would look really cool with Hedge Apple.
I am not sure. There is a very bright yellow wood here but not sure what the official name is.
Hey what’s going on Charlie...WOW YOU ARE SO TALENTED SUCH AN AMAZING PERSON THANK YOU VERY MUCH GOD BLESS YOU GUYS...👍❤️☮️🙏✌️
Thank you my friend! Thanks for watching!
That’s flat-out amazing, and extremely instructive, to watch you coax the sound from that branch methodically, with all your bag of tricks at the ready.
How do you get that sweet vibrato? Is it from the throat?
We're learning from the sound of your voice, Charlie! :D
Thank you for your sharing and your honesty! It's reassuring that experienced makers have "Oops" moments... kind of gives us permission to do the same :D
Love your videos. Thank you.
BTW... Sumac is Sambucus, yes? So, I know there is a poison Sumac, but that seems to refer to Rhus trees, doesn't it?
Are all species of the Sambucus genus safe to use for Sumac flutes, including the Australian Native Elderberry, Sambucus australasica? It would be very cool if it's good to use, as it is an endemic species around here, so it's a good one for bush regen growing! Please let it be so! :D
DofPPe-Thank you charlie
Would have loved to see you adjust that track
WOW - 6 years ago, and I just now found this one, and IT IS A KEEPER. I love the craftsmanship of doing a branch flute, and the use f tolls needed to achieve this. Also, I liked the music in Part 1. If I make a mistake and use a "poison Sumac will I get poison on my lips when I try to play it???
That's a great question! You really should do some research into what poison sumac actually is. When you do, I'm not saying you should know the difference between purple and red sumac as I do, but to know what an actual "poison" sumac is might blow you away. Thanks so much for commenting and watching! I have several new videos like this coming out soon that you will enjoy!
@@BlueBearFlutes I'm starting my education of it right now... God bless you!
@@BlueBearFlutes great news!!! the Sumac we have here in Kansas, that I've hiked through (so very cautiously) is NOT
POISONOUS!!!! I've always admired it's fall colors, and wondered about the sue of it's beautiful red seeds; mercy, I feel so good about finding some and making a flute!!!!!
@tomboese367 tThere's a sumac that we make coolaide out of those berries! (And add the leaves to our tobacco) but I'm not telling you to try that one! The sumac which grows around my home (one of 15 varieties) causes lung disorders and eventually death! You can imagine there are some distinct differences. Typically, the "poison sumac" everybody talks about is actually a vine and not related to actual sumac.
@@BlueBearFlutes I just heard about the cool-aid, that sounds like something I want my grand kids to experience while we are camping. yet, I suspect those berries need to be "ripe", that is, in their full red colors. Does that sound reasonable?
Do you sell a set of finger hole rods? If not could you do a video on how you make them? If so perhaps my farrier could craft them for me.
Fascinating! I love your videos! 11:35 May be a long, tightly wound spring with a loose flap of sandpaper attached to the side of the tip but slightly back, allowing centrifugal force to push the sandpaper outward?
That's a great idea! The only problem is finding some of these things out on the open market. I will definitely keep an eye out for them! Thanks again for watching my friend.
Yesterday i made a branch flute out of a maybe 5-7 inch segment. I think it may be a dog whistle, because i necer heard it but woke up the mostly deaf cat!
Check out our 4 hole whistle videos!
Do you ever clean out a narrow bent space with a pipe cleaner?
Do you sell them? If so how can i purchase one, & how much?
cannot find the link to part 1, please can you let me have this. thanks,Dave
Is it required to burn the track and finger holes? Because I have a cured piece of wood, will it still sound fine if I don’t do that?
I tried a narrow bamboo flute..the top 2 holes play but not the bottom 3. Also it makes sound for a few minutes then stops. Suggestions?
whats is this oil?
I want to buy that flute sir!
Thanks for watching! We currently do not offer branch flutes for sale, however we have hundreds of types available on our website bluebearflutes.com!
How to straighten bamboo
The bird totem will have to site sideways on that branch, would be more natural :D
Only joking
Charlie. If I were cleaning out that curved air channel after gluing up, I would weld a 1/4” or 5/16” steel ball, to a length of fencing wire. I could then heat the ball and it should clean and cauterise the channel. Hopefully. 😅👍👏👏👏
Just like the old Natives used to do!
@@BlueBearFlutes 🤔 Then why didn’t you do it?? Hmm??😉
@Tony Small Oh that's easy! My sarcasm never wins out over my logic!
@@BlueBearFlutes Ha Ha! 😄 Or expediency over technique. AKA shortcuts. 🤣 Yeah, I’m guilty of that occasionally. 😏 Where are you Charlie? Somewhere in Canada? I live in the New England of New South Wales, Australia and at 1050m. I started cutting a branch flute blank yesterday and I’m going to use a 3/4” gouge to cut the half channels. The branch is from one of our Bottle Brush shrubs and is slow growing, fine grained and quite hard. I’m hoping to make a bass flute in A. I just love the calming sound of them. I was a bass guitar player for a while, but I’m too old to cart all that heavy stuff around. 😅 I’m glad I found your channel. 😁👌
@Tony Small thanks! We're in Alabama, the Southeast of the U.S.
Very nice video, where do you find the burning rods that are sized for the finger holes ?
We make those also and are planning on listing them on our site tonight!
That will be awesome.
Hi Charlie. I was wondering what the ratios are of the sunflower, peppermint and tea tree oils you use
Here's a video on making the wax we use; the oil mixture is the same only without wax. czcams.com/video/6W5WG-lm3oQ/video.html
Have you ever made a cracked wood epoxy resin flute. Or is that even possible. I've seen a lot of beautiful furniture videos lately using old wood and epoxy. Just curious.
Here is the last resin flute video that I made:
czcams.com/video/KLqbigUFl1k/video.html
The video was good & interesting. Just having those lights behind your head, made it hard to watch. Thank you.
Can someone tell me if there is a plug between the two chambers or is it hollow all the way threw ?
There is definitely a plug between the chambers. Please watch some of our other videos on flute making for more help. (we have hundreds of them)
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What kind of wood is that you used in case i missed it.
I believe I mentioned it in the video however I think it is an oak limb.
@@BlueBearFlutes i believe you did after i went back and watched it. Thank you for the answer. I really like all your videos thanks for being there.
@@stevedozier1054 We are actually about to make a few more videos like this one so stay tuned!
@@BlueBearFlutes great looking forward to them.
Wouldn't it have been easier just to make that mouthpiece area about 3 inches shorter. It seems like it's very long before the first chamber.
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