This striker is the result of a study on a carbon/rhotodendron kee striker. It had a inconsistent high pitch and a decent yelp. So I rebuilt it as a carbon/dymondwood. It is a thin .232" diameter and is 8.75" long. It is has a good high pitch,rollover, and plenty of rasp. Purrs well too.
Oh! and it took me just about as long to figure out how to post this on my phone as it did to make in my shop.
(http://www.jesseshunting.com/photopost/data/500/medium/image102.jpg)
Very nice!!
Very nice! What surfaces does she like?
Plays on any surface. I think a bubinga or ironwood tip would be perfect for glass
Nice looking striker, Matt
Are you building these for customers yet?
I'd like a bubinga tip, if you are....
Yes I plan on building these...send your info and I'll write it down
thanks
matt
Pretty cool Matt. :icon_thumright:
Matt, try a blood wood tip on glass to.
Sweet!!
I've turned blood wood not as good as bubinga on glass IMO . But I'll give it a try for a tip
sweet three piece of turkey .... bet bubinga would be the #1 match up for glass...
Glad you took the time to post, mighty sharp striker