These are simple instructions on how to construct a PVC didgeridoo. You must work in a well ventilated area as you are dealing with heat and PVC fumes. You need a heat gun, pipe clamp, screwdriver, pipe cutter, dremel, PVC pipe, buffing bit and bucket of water. This is a detailed process of digeridoo making.
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2 Comments
But does it actually sound like one?
I've seen a pvc didgeridoo that was curved a bit like a french horn. It was very compact and I am wondering how you would shape the pvc that way.
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