Thomann Bees Wax for Didgeridoo

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Beeswax

  • For didgeridoo mouthpieces
  • Untreated and cleaned for molding the mouth tee
  • Quantity: 20 grams
Available since May 2007
Item number 115645
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Material Bees Wax
$1.64
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AlexK2 10.10.2020
The wax is very good , durable and so easy to put on the digeridoo .
After like 2 -4 months i recommend you to switch it with a new one as it starts getting a different color and that's absolutely normal for it being a natural wax . Amazing quality and nice flavor for the price tag . Good job !
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A must have for your didgeridoo
NikMartken 23.07.2018
I bought this beeswax for creating the mouthpiece on a PVC didgeridoo and I was really surprised by the quality of this product.
Quick tip: use warm water for heating it up and moulding the wax while it is warm. Once cooled, it stays there and it's really comfortable to play: highly recommended!
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Get a finished mouthpiece instead
nikreiman 27.03.2023
This product is useful for filling in small gaps, but don't bother with it if you are thinking of crafting a full mouthpiece with it. Just get one of the fully-formed mouthpieces instead, that works much better. The wax is also a bit low-quality, so it won't hold the shape very easily (and hence, fail to maintain a consistent tone).
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aus Australien
Tom 19.10.2009
hallo. das ist ja wirklich Bienenwachs aus Australien. Super ! oder täusche ich mich ? der Farbe und Konsitenz nach dürfte es sich um Wildbienenwachs aus dem Outback handeln.

Toll ist die Körnung, so feine Tropfen. die Ideal als Mundstück herhalten. Man nimmt einfach ein wenig aus dem Beutel und formt eine Wurst oder Rolle. Diese Rolle knetet man richtig durch, sodass der Wachs fein und geschmeidig wird. Es sollten keine Löcher mehr sichtbar sein. dann kann man mit dem Wachs einen Kreis formen den man dann an das Holzstück des Instrumentes setzten kann. wichtig ist dann noch, dass der Wachs mit dem Holz verbunden wird sodass es auch richtig hält. Auch essbar.
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