My idea for making a saxophone
I have created models for the neck, bell, and something that serves as a literature by sliding the mouthpiece and it is compatible with an alto sax mouthpiece 🎷
u/Mission-Bite9617 — 1 day ago
👋Welcome to r/woodwindmaking - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
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u/Mission-Bite9617 — 9 days ago
▲ 6 r/diyinstruments
Membraneless bell flute that weirdly actually works. I made this and a public version will release soon,.
In case you’re wondering why there’s duct tape it’s because I had to make it airtight and I also used rubber cement since it fell off the plate at a salvageable time so I could still connect it and it’s playable. You play it vertically but you need to tilt it at a slight diagonal.
u/Mission-Bite9617 — 12 days ago