DRILLING & REAMING WOOD FOR BAGPIPE MAKING 3

[@robmcsweeney9669]

Extremely generous of you to post these videos. Thank you.

[@AHMW5541]

I'm on a bagpipe making journey myself and am glad you are willing to share your knowledge. I have been a highland piper since I was eight years old, and I have always been enamored by the replica of the Iain Dall chanter and waterloo drones.

[@silver3323]

Thank you, Julian, for the fascinating glimpse behind the curtain. I am always interested to discover how things are made and I am particularly pleased to see that bagpipes, most visceral of beasts that they are, require tooling and techniques which take feel, adjustment, more feel, a cup of tea and then a burr on the edge. 54 minutes have simply flown by and it is indeed now my bedtime. Best wishes to you and yours, Bill Gilkes

[@eugenthemain3509]

I've been searching for a video like this for years now! I think this just gave me the last kick i needed to get me into pipemaking :D i'd love too see a similar in depth video about reedmaking. Thanks a lot guys!

[@MrHornpipe]

Thanks very much Julian. There’s such a wealth of priceless information and years of experience there. And very generous of you to share your trade secrets! Can’t wait for the reedmaking video! Xxx Andy

[@trikinosis]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, really practical. Greetings from Spain.

[@alex_23701]

Thank for sharing, i'm a smallpipe maker amateur, and is a very helpfull for my how you resolv the same problems i confront, greetings from Chile

[@brendanhood6150]

Thank you Julian, have been looking for this kind of help for years but it seems to be a secret, thank you for sharing

[@goblinpiper]

So much fantastic information! And as a bonus it's great to see the processes that go into making my pipes! Also that minor tune at the beginning was lovely, it's tempting me towards that minor chanter for my Leicestershire smallpipes!

[@irishpiperchris]

Fantastic video thank you for sharing this. As a very, very, very amateur pipemaker I learned a lot from this, I am looking forward to the next one. 🙂

[@jimmymcneill4791]

Julian thanks so much for this. 40plus years ago I got a copy of Irish bagpipes plans from wilbert garvin the author himself.. 40 years later I'm finally seeing the way forward thanks to you. I'm off to order some tool steel flat to set out on the path to making those 5 impossible until now reamers.. Sir.... I owe you big time. My deepest regards and thanks regards and thanks

[@tdnvl]

This is fantastic. I can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge so generously!

[@Galleitch]

Julian, this is wonderful stuff, thank you so much for putting the time and effort into these videos that I know it requires.

[@OlivierTW]

Ah ah ! there is your St Chartier pannel in your workshop !

[@peterneville9835]

Top marks Julian, I love your approach. Looking forward to the rest of the videos. I do so hope that there are youngsters out there who will have a go with these types of skills.

[@MartBass35]

Thank you for the video! Really looking forward to the reedmaking video.

[@np8754]

Very informative, thanks for posting.

[@roberthickman4092]

This is brilliant, thanks for sharing

[@Juesterduester]

Brilliant!

[@dr.jagendrachhantyal3440]

One of my drones connecting tip has been broken.Is there any way that could be fixed sir?

[@np8754]

Why does he connect the gun drill to a compressor, is it to suck out the wood chips?

[@juliangoodacre]

The compressor blows out the wood chips

[@PIPEHEAD]

Do you play much off Trout Mask ?

[@juliangoodacre]

Fast and Bulbous.

[@Lumbergh42]

Help me, step reamer, I'm stuck ☠