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Hi, did you harvest the flower stalk when it was still fresh or you cut it when still green? I have one in my garden too but not sure if I should wait until it dies off

I found making my didges that using tape it looks to nice. Had more luck with simply freehand painting everything. Rings looked nicer beeing painted without the use of tape especially wood that had branches. Diges been around for many thousands of years. The people claim much over 40K years.

Hi Edward, I'm writing from Brazil. I've watched all of your videos on how to make a didgeridoo from agave. I found a really large trunk, 106 inches long, and I'm following your steps to make my first didgeridoo. My main question now is how to cut the agave trunk to the correct length. I know that the length determines the note, and the wide end determines the pitch, whether it's low or high. I'd like your recommendations on the length for each note, and also whether I should keep the wide end or discard most of it. Thank you, Rubens Sakay from Brazil

In a serendipitous moment I discovered as a fairly new didge player that I have a fallen agave flower stalk right in my yard! I believe it's also been there for at least a year, if not more. I just realized it would be the perfect project. I restore furniture as well so it's definitely going to be a growth and learning experience, but so glad I found your work.

I like your Bandsaw Band. Thanks for sharing!

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Thank you for your videos!

I appreciate this man Kappibaruh

This is the 3rd time I've watch all 10 or was it 11 . Do you also sell them ? I've just taken up the Didge .

Hi, I like the video and also the rhythm you play at the begining and end of this video. Would you be so kind and break a bit down please? Where you breathe and so on? Thanks In advance. I also have agave stick and i am Just on a way to make a didge out of it.

Welcome back!

Hello Mr meyage 😂

I have watched your vids many times for ideas and tricks,so far i have made 12 didges and have used some of your methods, thanks for making these vids!!

Where did you come from? I see a flag from the province of friesland on your wall. Are you from the netherlands? Good video btw.

If you want to start practicing before investing in an expensive didge get a 1-1/4 X 5ft PvC pipe $4.30 from Lowe's Store, Wall tack for $3.00 Walmart and Duck Tape $2.75 and a wide soda bottle. Put the tack around the rim of one of the ends of the pipe then in strips cover the tack so it's not sticking to your lips. Then cut the bottom of the bottle off and secure it with tape at the other end (paint if you want). I found this cheap and a good way to practice... I find pushing your lips toward the top of the mouth piece when trying to find the "drum" sound it helps. This is day 2 of learning for me and I'm learning circular breathing... Hope my tips helped someone. GL everyone

Up until your video I've struggled with the concept of what back pressure was, you made it make sense. I'm gonna try tampering with my mouth pieces and see what happens. Thank you. I subscribed to your channel too.

Thanks for the effort, of making and sharing this great serie

Cool video keep playing Didgeridoo and keep coming out with videos

it´s great. Thanks for the idea.

I am having trouble with the circular breathing,any tips??? I make dig's from alluminium btw,your mouthpiece tip was good,mine was to small,so i got my knife and made it bigger and ,hey ho better resonance! Back pressure,but when i try to circular breath i still get a break and lose it,the reverb that is. I subbed and liked!! I also play from the side or just of centre,just tried playing straight on and its like i am a complete noob at it.

Maybe try PVC plumbing pipe parts. I subscribed. Thank you

I bought one of those plastic polymer ones just to learn and will buy a nice one once I figure this thing out. If nothing else I can use it a drain pipe lol

Do you sell any of your didges?

Thank you so much for these great videos!

Instructional and pleasant to watch. Wonderful video, man. Thanks

Hands down one of the best - if not the best - Making a Didgeridoo series on RUclips! Thank you for making such an in depth look at making them.

yeah!!

excelente amigp

Amazing I think you're the only person to make this video. Thank you. Have you ever tried making a travel didg box?

Great to see that... I made it too. Using woodprix handbooks :)

thanks for the Beeswax Murray`s idea I use Vaseline and I do not like it, and also a big thanks for the Polymer Clay very good to know thanks, great video very informative

Love the video! I'm excited to make one. I'm so have a question. What is the best way to dry the flower stalk?

Another Fantastic video series! What i like about your videos is that you go slow, take your time and film everything, and the best part is that you think out loud as you work. i did not know you could apply empxy with the didge vertical, i always though that would leave resin drip marks on the bottom.

Great video!!! Thanks for sharing.....I have a pvc one that I made but my next one will be with an agave

Thank you very much Edward, and congratulations for the news videos about agave. Probably I will make the didgeridoo from agave.

Cant wait to watch this! loved your other didge building vid! very informative! thanks.

Hi Edward,I'am writing from Barcelona (Spain), first of all, congratulations for your videos, they are very clears.My English is very elemental and I don't understand what kind of wood you used. Could you tell me what tree are you used?Thank you very munch.Toni

Hello, fantastic in depth video series! thank you for taking the time and effort and filming all the details!

Do more dodge vids

*_Awesome video! I like it_*