Whistle construction - Percentages for holes?

Hello all,

There used to be a website that I used that automatically calculated the distances for each hole on the whistle, after inputting details about the tube diameter etc, and I found this really useful, but due to a technical problem, I have lost the site.

Can anyone help refresh my memory as I would really like to finish my new whistle. I am using 22mm copper piping for the body.

Best regards to all

The Edster

Not sure what site you may have had in mind but here are a few that might get you started looking in the right direction.

http://www.chrysalis-foundation.org/flute_tone_holes.htm

http://www.cwo.com/~ph_kosel/flutomat.html

http://www.kingsmills.us/twcalc/twcalc.htm

There are others, some simpler, some even more involved.

Hope that helps.

Feadoggie

Hello all,
I have remembered the website if anyone else needs the info - flutomat!

A reliable reply as usual.

I will let you all know how I get on.

regards
The Edster

Yes, let us know! One thing to keep in mind with these calculators is that they assume certain values for “end corrections” and “tone hole efficiency”, etc.. Few of us could make whistles that match those assumed factors. You may still have to do some adjusting but they give you a good start. And it sure beats doing the calculations long-hand.

Feadoggie

Oops,
I wanted to enclose some pictures of my new home made Low D, does anyone know how we attach piccys?

Thanks
The Edster[/img]

You’ll need to actually host them online somewhere, then you can use the “Img” button when you’re typing your post (above the text box) to frame the image link.

Thanks,
Jason

Ah ok thanks Jason!