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Willow and Maple trees (especially striped maple, ''Acer pensylvanicum'') are considered the best for making whistles. Willow is often more plentiful than maple, and they grow back very quickly when cut. Some prefer maple because it is straighter and has fewer knots. Maples also grow back quickly if cut from a large stump.
 
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;Alder, aspen, and poplar: These species can also be used for making slip-bark whistles. As with any slip-bark whistle though, they should be made in the spring or early summer when the sap is up. After that, it's too difficult to slip the bark off the wood.
 
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;Elderberry: Elderberry has a pithy core that can be easily removed. In this case, the bark is not used as the outer sheath, but rather, the whole twig is. You must find another piece of wood to fit tightly into the pith and shave off the top edge of it to make the whistle.
 
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;Sumac: If you select a sumac tree, make sure it is not a poison sumac tree (''Rhus vernix''). All parts of the poison sumac contain the same resin as poison ivy and can cause a person to suffer from an itchy rash. Poison sumac has white berries. If the sumac has red berries, it is OK to use and will not cause a rash.
 
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;Tin Whistle: This is another form of musical whistle, but unlike the transverse flute, it is end-blown and has only six holes. It is an important instrument in Irish folk songs.
 
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;Dog Whistes: Dog whistles are used for training dogs or for commanding them from a distance. Some of these are too high to be heard by humans, but dogs can hear them (and respond) just fine.
 
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Silbatos

Nivel de destreza

1

Año

2007

Version

20.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

Asociación General

Whistles AY Honor.png
Silbatos
Artes y actividades manuales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
Asociación General
Año de introducción
2007
Vea también
Maestría de Artesanía
Silbatos - Avanzado


1

Relatar brevemente la historia de cómo se fabricaron los silbatos y decir por qué se inventaron.



2

Explicar la importancia de la conservación en lo que respecta a hacer silbatos.



3

¿Qué es lo que las estaciones del año tienen que ver con hacer un silbato de sauce?



4

Nombrar dos árboles que hacen los mejores silbatos y por qué. Hacer una lista de otros tres árboles que se pueden utilizar para hacer silbatos.



5

Dar una breve descripción de los siguientes estilos de silbatos:


5a

Silbatos tipo tubo



5b

Silbatos tipo pan (flauta de pan)



5c

Silbatos tipo flauta




6

Nombrar cinco clases de silbatos y sus usos.



7

¿Qué instrumento musical moderno es un sofisticado silbato?




8

¿Cómo funciona un silbato?



9

¿Cuál es el equipo más común utilizado en hacer silbatos?



10

Explicar la importancia de la veta de la madera en el tallado de un silbato.



11

¿Por qué el tamaño de lo agujeros y la cámara debe ser proporcional a la cantidad de fluje de aire?



12

¿Cómo ajustar/entonar un silbato?



13

Demostrar que se puede hacer un silbato de dos manos usando sus manos y un trozo de césped.



14

Demostrar la técnica y tratar de lograr un silbido utilizando las manos o los dedos.



15

Revisar y demostrar primeros auxilios adecuados y normas de seguridad para el uso de una navaja de bolsillo.


Si ve a una persona que está sangrando mucho, puede hacer lo siguiente:

  1. Presione duro sobre la herida para detener el sangrado.
  2. Si se corta un brazo o una pierna, eleve el miembro.
  3. Cubra con una almohadilla limpia y ponga un vendaje.
  4. Verifique que el sangrado se ha detenido. Si no es así, puede añadir otra almohadilla y otro vendaje; no quite el vendaje anterior.
  5. Si ha vendado una extremidad, verifique frecuentemente que los dedos de la mano y dedos de los pies se mantienen cálidos. Si los dedos se están enfriando, afloje el vendaje para que la sangre circule.
  6. Para un sangrado severo (5 tazas de sangre o más), lleve a la persona a un hospital para recibir puntos de sutura (y posiblemente una inmunización contra el tétano) y mantenga la extremidad elevada.


Para más información, véase la especialidad de Primeros auxilios.

Seguridad con la navaja

  • Mantenga las cuchillas afiladas. Un cuchillo sin filo es difícil de empujar a través de la madera, lo que requiere una fuerza adicional. Cuando la madera finalmente se corta, la cuchilla sigue adelante.
  • Empuje siempre la hoja lejos de usted y considere constantemente la dirección de la hoja.
  • Mantenga sus dedos alejados de la hoja en todo momento.
  • Cuando parte la madera con un cuchillo, no clave en la parte posterior de la hoja. Esto debilita el apego a la empuñadura y la hoja se deforma.
  • Cierre una navaja de bolsillo cuando no está en uso o cuando la lleva.
  • Mantenga todo cuchillo lejos del calor. El calor suavizará la navaja. Una navaja suave no dará una ventaja, por lo que es casi imposible mantenerla aguda.



16

Saber cómo afilar una navaja utilizando una piedra húmeda para afilar o una piedra de aceite para afilar.



17

Realizar los siguientes silbatos:


17a

Flauta de pan (tubos)



17b

Flauta




18

Aprender a tocar una canción sencilla con cada silbato que ha hecho.




Referencias

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