Here’s my latest didgeridoo. The driftwood for this project is from the shores of New Hampshire, collected by Stephen Bachman of White Montain Essence Didjeridu ( http://www.wedidj.com ). Stephen already had the rough shape and the interior hollowed out into a rough didgeridoo. I bought this blank from him to finish. So, this is my first collaborated project.
After several hours of power and hand sanding, I was finally able to begin applying the epoxy coating before the final finishing.
Here are some photos after applying 3 coats of epoxy. I will switch to several coats of wipe-on polyurethane next which will take down a bit of the gloss and leave a warmer satin finish.
Check out the audio sample below the photos!
-Allan
Driftwood Didge 2009
Lots of purple throughout the wood!
Bell end
Bell end with wood burl accent
Wood burl added to a tip that had a flat end
No teeth, but it has some bite!!!
awesome stick, thats definitly a work of art.