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Making the PVC Fujara

The much requested details on how to control the airflow for this great sounding instrument based on the Slovakian Shepherd's Overtone Flute the Fujara.  
 
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iaincwil (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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can you show me how to position the finger holes for different keys??? do you use the tali method???

thanks
mick
cococody121 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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oooh myy gooodd.....i love the accent haha
Tworzyslaw (2 months ago) Show Hide
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This is Polish instrument Too ! The most popular Polish Version named "Fujara Wielkopostna" Fujara is a popular acient folk instrument of lot od (probably all) slavic countries !!
Fhionnan (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I made a cork by cutting off part of the pipe, sealed it on oner end with ducktape and filled it with hot-glue from a gluepistol.
The rest goes as same as the pvc-flute from junkdojo, cause it is alittle tricky give the hardened glue a clean cut.
ATTENTION
While cooling the glue maybe needs refilling in the center.
keep on going......
lanterndivinejaysus (3 months ago) Show Hide
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deadly...=)  nice one.
michaelstanger (3 months ago) Show Hide
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ok i went and bought my 1 1/2'' pvc and my hose from a plumbing store. then i tried using dowl cuz i figured cork would be to poress? and of course it wouldnt match with anything. so i am going to my woods class from high school 12 years ago and hopefully there there and laith the dowl to fit snug. is this what i do? i planned on using chisels to make the ramp and fipple. i will try to post if it works. let me know if i am on the right direction? as well as any commentors?
anikaire (4 months ago) Show Hide
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whittle it down
then sand it smooth
mattimieo (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Instead of using a cork I am trying to use a 1" wooden dowel. I'll let you know how it goes.
massieko (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Hey actually I found that'd be the best likely thing to use too, I've got it to a point where it makes sound while the end it plugged but not much while the ends open.
Not sure what the problem is but I haven't touched it much. Been a waiting project for quite some time but I've thought about finishing it, just haven't had much time. Worth it though! Awesome instrument!
masajana (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Super , thanks :-))

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