The objective of this site is to serve the interests of the growing population of didjeridu players around the net world. Then you'll be in touch with those out there who are in the know about didges. The didjeridu is an ancient tribal Aboriginal instrument from Northern Australia. Traditional didjeridus are made from a branch or trunk of the bloodwood tree, a species of eucalypst that bleeds a red sap when cut.
White ants eat out the core of the tree and branches.
Three tree is then cut down, a section selected and the inside cleaned with sticks and water. Often beeswax is used to make a mouthpiece. Since the inside of the instrument is rough and irregular the tone color may be more complex, or at least unique. You don't need a bloodwood tree to make didjeridu, almost any tube will do. PVC sewer pipe can be used.