self made?

cool!
was it easy?
are you able to create a sound?
i bought a fife last year and it took me a while because i did follow the wrong tutorial 😉
i still cant play it because ... "there are to many holes for me" 😉

Shortly: It is easier to play on it than play on low whistle when is holded as flute :-).

I don't thing it's time (I'm trying to learn embouchure more centered or more on left side - it sounds more airy, but flute is held better), but as you wish :-):
https://soundcloud.com/kmartycz/pvc-flute

It is airy always, but it shouldn't be so much airy. It can produce more ... "rounded" and "full" sound. But only way I can do that at this moment, is to blow off center with holding flute almost over the right shoulder which is uncomfortable to me although it produces the best tone. I'll se later, maybe it is not possible to me play with different embouchure (in the past I had injured and sutured upper lip at the left side, perhaps that's the reason why blowing clear, thin air stream to the right side is easier to me) or maybe it is just about practice :-).

Required amount of air is approx. between penny whistle requirement to play lower and upper octave. Maybe more close to the upper octave requirement.
But it should be able to play with lower air requirement (to play more quiet).
BTW. On the flute, both octaves requires the same amount of air (only hole between lips is changed - thinner forces sound to second octave). It can be overblowed as well as whistle, of course. But that's wrong way on flute.

Today I measured lasting of breath and:
PVC flute low octave: 13sec
PVC flute high octave: 12.5sec
Burke highD low octave: 28sec
Burke highD high octave: 16sec
(on flute I tried to play the strongest tones I can do now)

Sorry for the previous mystification.

I've made one as well that works but I cut my embouchure too steep so it's a bit tough to play.
I have just ordered a Tipple flute. Should be fun to compare the two and get all of his ideas from it to make a new one.