PipehackerPipehacker Project: The Chanter Cap Reed Dryer
Monday, September 15, 2014
The chanter cap has become as ubiquitous a part of the pipe box as a roll of black tape. But moisture left on the reed after playing can…
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Pipehacker Project: Rebuild and Resurrect a Practice Chanter Reed
Friday, June 24, 2011
Never chuck a good reed. Wait. Did I say that already once before? Well, it’s true, and if you’ve been at this bagpipes thing for any length of…
The Salvaged Wood Smallpipe
Monday, June 20, 2011
Fellow bagpipe addict and pipehacker-in-training Johnny L. stopped by for a visit recently and he is the first recipient of the “Pipehacker DIYB award.” OK, I made that…
4 Steps to Revive Dead Chanter Reeds
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Never chuck a good reed. A good chanter reed that has served you well may still do so even after it has dried out or turned “wimpy.” As…
Pipehacker Project: The Personal Reed Case
Friday, February 4, 2011
An enterprising bagpiper can accumulate a large number of chanter reeds over time. But once you find those choice bits of cane, what do you do with them?…
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