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Laser Cut Small Orange Wood working whistle

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Application scenario
Laser processing
Machine & module
xTool S1
40W
xTool F2 Ultra
40W
xTool M1 Ultra
20W
xTool Laserbox
40W
xTool F1
10W
xTool P2S
55W
Accessories
xTool M1 Exhaust Fan
Material used
3mm plywood
3mm White Ash Plywood
1
27

Information

      Very easy to assemble and adjustable flute to adjust pitch for high or low whistle sounds. Great for kids and pets first SVG file for working whistle.
    

Instruction

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Step1

Laser Cut Small Orange Wood working whistle instruction: step 1 -
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Assembly (quick)


 


 

  1. Dry fit: stack Bottom → Middle → Top using the 2 mm alignment pins. Ensure the engraved pocket on the Top layer faces down toward the middle.
  2. Insert one plug into the window area from the mouth side so its sloped face guides air toward the far (downwind) edge of the 6×6 window. The downwind edge (the edge closer to x=26) becomes your labium (sharp).
  3. If it chirps but not clean: lightly sand the plug or reduce the windway height by adding a thin tape shim on the Top’s pocket (temporarily) to test.
  4. When happy, glue the stack (thin wood glue), clamp flat, keep glue out of the bore/windway. Seal the bore with a tiny wipe of shellac or CA for brighter tone.
  5. Pitch goes up if you shorten the bore (add a small wooden stop at the tail) or narrow it slightly; it goes down if you lengthen/open the cavity. Fine tune by shaving the downwind window edge or moving the plug by ±0.5 mm.


 


 

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Step2

Laser Cut Small Orange Wood working whistle instruction: step 2 -
Preview

Simple 3 peace’s cut out glue in order they just flew for airflow prior to glue

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xTool Supplies Used in This Template

xTool M1 Exhaust Fan
xTool M1 Exhaust Fan
xTool S1
xTool S1
xTool F2 Ultra
xTool F2 Ultra
xTool M1 Ultra
xTool M1 Ultra
xTool Laserbox
xTool Laserbox
xTool F1
xTool F1
xTool P2S
xTool P2S