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#1 2008-05-21 03:31:14
Question for yungflutes,
About the fred flute, the one that was still a little on the green side. Is it looked down on to make a flute in a hurrry like that if so i'll wait!, i have some pics on my myspace of the bamboo i have curing right now, @ Myspace.com/Mopish its in Waiting for the right time! Thanks for your time man!
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#2 2008-05-21 23:02:12
- Yungflutes
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Re: Question for yungflutes,
mopish wrote:
About the fred flute, the one that was still a little on the green side. Is it looked down on to make a flute in a hurrry like that if so i'll wait!, i have some pics on my myspace of the bamboo i have curing right now, @ Myspace.com/Mopish its in Waiting for the right time! Thanks for your time man!
Hi Mopish,
You mean this flute? It's a 3.0:
It's next to my computer here, no longer green. I love the flute. The bamboo was still green when I made it. It worked fine then and it works fine now.
My desire for making this particular flute from curing bamboo arose from seeing my friend in pain. It was about the importance of the moment and not waiting to do something otherwise you may never get the chance to do it.
Enjoy your precious time.
Best, Perry
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