Native American Style Flute, Making the True Sound Hole

After prepping the inside of the flute and turning it on the lathe, the exterior of the true sound hole is finished.
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[@mahiraydin3279]

You are truly a polymath master. I am particularly interested in Native American Flute making. Thank you very much for sharing of your knowledge. Excellent videos.

[@donaldporta]

You are very welcome

[@busbys002]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful craft.

[@donaldporta]

My pleasure 😊

[@ajtaranto1989]

OMG thank you very much for this. I was making it all complicated and struggling so much. Ive made 12 flutes of which through determination Ive gotten 4 to sound good. This video will make that ratio far far better, Thank you.

[@donaldporta]

You're very welcome!

[@manoloramirez6456]

Good video

[@loveplease3740]

Thank you

[@RustyGunn7]

Thank you. Nice tutorial.

[@garreb7]

The title is misleading, you showed some aspects of making a TSH. But thanks for what you did show.

[@scottyj9420]

the holder for your tool did you make it or buy it ? i have been looking for something like that that way when i rout the flue its nice and even

[@donaldporta]

I make the router from a dremel type tool. this was my most difficult part of making flutes, this tool took all the error out of the process. here is the video link to the router base; kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKLCoGubapWamZo

[@allisonkang3249]

Why does the first hole need to be a rectangle? Could it not just be round?

[@RucoMedia]

What happens if bevel of TSH is more than 45º? For example 60 or 70. Thanks for your video!!!

[@learningindian4825]

I wonder who made it first'

[@Chavez472]

0:42 what's the name of the tool that he's using on the flute? Greetings.

[@almollitor]

It looks like a block plane.

[@prproducer8]

We say it *Renda* (Assam, India)