It's shape will also have a large effect on your ability to play the didgeridoo So we recommend that you learn to form a good mouthpiece. Before you take the mouthpiece off your didj, learn on something else. Any length of 40 or 50 mm pipe will do. Or you can use an old cup or glass. Take the extra piece of beeswax we sent you with your didgeridoo and take it out of the plastic bag (You can also get yourself some beeswax from Hardware shops, Arts and Crafts shops or Health Food shops). Place the beeswax in a closed glass jar in full sun for half an hour or into the oven at very low heat (~60C or 135F) or place it in the microwave for 10 seconds. It should be soft and very easily pliable just like play dough or pottery clay. If the beeswax gets too hot it will become crumbly and unworkable. If that happens allow it to cool enough to be pliable again. Now take the strip of beeswax (if you have a block it will be very easy to cut a strip off. The strip should be about 130 to 150 mm long (5"-6") and about 7-15 mm thick(1/4"-3/4") depending on the top diameter of your didgeridoo) and start pressing one end onto the inside edge of the didgeridoo (or pipe or cup). Keep pressing the strip onto the inside edge of the didgeridoo until you complete the circle. While doing this, envisage