For those interested in the great lengths that we at Busman Whistles go to in order to bring you fine, durable whistles, here is a picture of our quality control department testing a Busman Delrin whistle in gruelling tropical heat conditions:
The photo was taken at King’s Wharf in Bermuda. Tough work, but somebody had to do it…
Back to the real world, alas.
I just received a new batch of metal fittings for my whistles, so those people who have been waiting patiently 
for their whistles should not have to wait too much longer.
I have a number of interesting whistles at various stages-- finished tubes in Yellowheart, CheChen, and a really interesting piece of Chokte Viga. These could be finished up into whistles in fairly short order. Bored and ready to turn externally and finish I have another yellowheart, Mun Ebony, Ziracote, and two in Bolivian Rosewood. I’ll be boring some others in a couple of days, so if there’s some timber you’ve been considering, now would be a good time to let me know so I can get one in the works for you.
