Thanks my friend! Good info! As I said, it is a great product for flute makers, not at the top of my list for flute players however. Olive oil is much cheaper!

@@BlueBearFlutes Got it, thanks

Thank you so very much! It shouldn't be any problem however once you receive your tracking number, please be sure to watch for when it arrives in Tasmania. We usually ship after 7 to 14 days. Feel free to email if you have any questions!

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Way Cool!!!

No digital version yet, only print/English. Thanks for watching! Please like, subscribe & share. I do have hundreds of videos on making and playing as well!

The homeless in California must be some kind of tough powerful people then! Almost bought a house in Long Beach until I saw something in the sand.

I've done that. It may produce a result you like, just not one I prefer. Additionally, afterwards the flute will always seep oil! 😅

@BlueBearFlutes I had a feeling that would be the case. Thanks!

There are several natural plants that you can use in addition to the coffee, with the amount of flutes that we make (specifically the ones that I stain), there is a company who's staying I buy. It's called Rubio Monocoat. Worth looking into!

@@BlueBearFlutes did you get my message through your website yet?

@jasonwalton1985 hey, I did get your message on the 24th and put a star by it so I could reply with a thoughtful of response as the message was. I realize it did not require a response but I put a star by it in my inbox. Since that time I have been inundated with the holiday emails and missed it. That aside, I did get your message from this morning and the answer is yes. I will be sending some with your order! 😁 Thank you so much for your patience and comments and purchase!

@BlueBearFlutes awesome, I appreciate it. I'd like to get one or hopefully be able to make one special for my daughter for Christmas. I didn't expect her to fall for these like she has. Lol It's something I've always wanted to do and get into, I just didn't realize that it was so much easier than I thought until I ran across your videos. I had seen some flutes in maybe a couple music stores over the years, but they were pretty elaborate and several hundred dollars. I just couldn't justify it, especially not knowing for sure if they were authentic traditional made or imported. I may not have much Cherokee blood in me, but native american history and culture definitely has a big place in my heart. To buy something manufactured and or imported, to me, takes away from that. Each flute or craft made authentic and by hand, has a little bit of that person's love, hard work, heart, and soul in it and even a part of their life went into it. That means a lot to me. I remember enough of my Cherokee family members and remember what they put of themselves into everything did for everyone else, that I've grown to highly appreciate and miss it.

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Please check out some of my other hundreds of videos on making native american flutes! Thanks for watching!

And also, bamboo is how I started as well.

With regards to oiling flutes, you realize that I've made over a million and have put them in every country, right?

Thoughts on Almond, coconut (nut oils)? Also the Flutes we order from you, do they already come treated? Maybe I missed you saying if it does or not.

@brantburnham39 Hey Brent that's a great question that many of my KZfaq viewers ask! The answer is simple. I am a flute maker who shares his love and passion of making this instrument with other people so that if they want to learn how to make their own they can, however when you purchase a pre-made flute from me, that is what you receive! Recently someone has asked if the flutes I send them are tuned. This is definitely one of the questions I need to address in another video!