O’MEARA DIDGERIDOOS

Tristan has been playing and making didgeridoos for over 10 years now. Tristan spent countless wonderful hours collecting timber, curing it, carving it, shaping it, chiseling it, tuning it, sanding it, dressing it, and then finally, playing it.
His didgeridoos  are coated inside and out with an epoxy 2 pac resin of super high quality. The resin has added UV protectants to ensure a long lasting clear natural finish.The didges are finished on the exterior with several coats of high clear epoxy resin that sets rock hard for better protection against chips and scratches. After this, he cuts back the resin to a super fine finish and hand polish it with a canuaba wax polish to add that French polished look to your natural timber didgeridoo. This allows the option to re-polish your didgeridoo each year or two which takes ten minutes and brings it back to looking brand new! A polyurethane finish is more common but does not last as long and can not be so easily polished up to new.
Most of the wood used for the eucalyptus didgeridoos is the Darwin Wooli Butt eucalyptus, or eucalyptus miniata. This timber grows in abundance all over the top end of the NT in Australia.  All the timber used to make his didges are harvested using a selective cutting, drill/test method. That means each tree that is deemed a suitable shape and size is first drilled into with a small auger bit in two places first before cutting it down. This way it can be checked for the size and quality of the bore inside, at the mouthpiece and bell ends of the log.
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