Hi Bob
If you meant a nine slide shuttle (I think it has 17 bores)
then it sounds very like the drawings done by Robbie Greensitt ,
of the Musette in the Cocks collection at the pipes museum.
I have a somewhat faded copy, but you can just see the graph paper squares
in the background.
It has a beautifully made concertina pleat bellows (pre dates concertina so
another name may be appropriate)
which I think was not drawn.
I have made three bellows based on that, but it's a fearful lot of work!
Cheers,
Dave
Dave Shaw, Northumbrian and Scottish Smallpipes, Irish Pipes and SHAW
Whistles
www.daveshaw.co.uk
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Salter" <bob.sal...@blueyonder.co.uk>
To: <nsp@cs.dartmouth.edu>
Sent: Sunday, February 07, 2010 10:15 PM
Subject: [NSP] Musette drawings
I was trawling through an old folder, stuff I downloaded and scans of
old books when I came across a fairly complete set of drawings of a
musette. Where I got them is lost in the mists of time however I am
curious how good they are. They are scans of drawings drawn on graph
paper and include both chanters and keys and a nine bore shuttle. I
have no reed data with them and no written text. Does this sound
familiar to anyone and if so are they tried and tested or suspect. Are
there any other musette drawings out there? If so I would be most
interested in them. Is the C and B book ever going to be reprinted,
indeed is it available in any form now?
Cheers
Bob
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