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Tenor Joint Boxwood Asturian Bagpipe 230x37x37 mm

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Overview Tenor Joint Boxwood Asturian Bagpipe 230x37x37 mm:

In Maderas Barber we have available all the necessary sizes to build your Asturian bagpipe. Pieces of this dimension can be used to build the Tenor Joint on this kind of bagpipe.

Boxwood, probably the hardest wood used in the old continent before the appearance of exotic woods, continues to be one of the favorite woods in the construction of bagpipes. Its hardness, together with the ease with which it turns and the level of detail and filigree it allows are some of its many points in its favor. The only problem with this wood, the small available size of its pieces, is not even such for all those who, like bagpipe builders, do not need large sections. Its light color, between yellow and ochre, is really attractive, and the softness of its touch once worked is frankly good.

Features:

  • Dimensions: 230x37x37 mm
  • Botanical name: Buxus sempervirens
  • Origin: Spain
  • Density: 970 Kg/m3

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Instrument: Gaita Asturiana
Wood: Boxwood
Lenght: 230
Width × Thickness: 37x37

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Tenor Joint Boxwood Asturian Bagpipe 230x37x37 mm

Overview Tenor Joint Boxwood Asturian Bagpipe 230x37x37 mm:

In Maderas Barber we have available all the necessary sizes to build your Asturian bagpipe. Pieces of this dimension can be used to build the Tenor Joint on this kind of bagpipe.

Boxwood, probably the hardest wood used in the old continent before the appearance of exotic woods, continues to be one of the favorite woods in the construction of bagpipes. Its hardness, together with the ease with which it turns and the level of detail and filigree it allows are some of its many points in its favor. The only problem with this wood, the small available size of its pieces, is not even such for all those who, like bagpipe builders, do not need large sections. Its light color, between yellow and ochre, is really attractive, and the softness of its touch once worked is frankly good.

Features:

  • Dimensions: 230x37x37 mm
  • Botanical name: Buxus sempervirens
  • Origin: Spain
  • Density: 970 Kg/m3

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