Wooden whistle

The first thing I need to find is a suitable piece of stick, preferably seasoned, but in this case I used a green stick. The problem with using green wood is the fluff that's left in the chamber when you drill it out. I'm sure that I can sort out the problem with a piece of hot wire later. I carefully drilled out the chamber with an 8mm bit and followed it up with a 10mm. The diameter and length of the chamber dictates the pitch of the whistle... Once I've finished drilling out the stick I…

Despite the many musical distractions of the digital age, it’s still a thrill to turn wood into a whistle. Rob Cowen explains how to go about this life-affirming skill

Learn how to carve a whistle out of wood! This easy DIY project is simple enough to do with your kids and start passing along your love of woodworking to the next generation. Read on to learn how to carve a wooden whistle.

Wooden Whistle: How to make a whistle out of a 3/4 inch wooden dowel and a 3/8 inch wooden dowel.

Wooden Train Whistle: This is a small wooden whistle that is quick to make and sounds great. Material used in this example is 20 mm x 20 mm x 150 mm pine and 9.5 mm dowel This plan is based on a similar one by dirtbike98

In this video, I'll show you how to make the classic wooden train whistle. I'll also show you how to transfer a graphic printed from your inkjet printer to t...

This Native American Bird Whistle is designed and tuned to help imitate the sound of a Cardinal/Red Bird or Mocking Bird! These are hand made out of hardwood by us and come on a leather cord (cord colors may vary - cotton available upon request) to wear around the neck! The whistle is approximately 3/4" X 2 1/2" (19mm X 63mm). Check out our demo videos! Each include playing instructions and cheap domestic shipping within the USA and its territories as well as super inexpensive global…

Wooden Whistle: How to make a whistle out of a 3/4 inch wooden dowel and a 3/8 inch wooden dowel.