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I turned this piece of cured Eastern red cedar into a blowgun mouthpiece.
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I turned this into this
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Actually it was and pretty fast compared to the oak one I made before it.
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Yes I am addicted to it now I have made about 8 really good ones and a few bad one's but getting better and better.
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I been following you also. I will say ,it seems to be easier to learn than the sling.
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Yes it is but with a lot of practice the sling would come easy also after a while.
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Well If my thumb holds out, I shoot at least 1/2 hour a day. Although my rubber was really slow today. High temp of 22. Man , smack a thumb in this weather , it might feel like you cut it off. I've only been at it a month.
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Plus, a Cedar mouthpiece helps wick some of the moisture blown into a flute.....I used to shim the bottom of my flutes block ( the piece tied on top that controls air flow) with Cedar for that very reason.....I can see it also helping to keep some moisture out of the blowgun bore....if left unfinished on the inside that is.
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Yes I have it works great I actually gave this one away and have one I made out of Japanese plum that's my go to.
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