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The Yamaha B Foot is a vinyl‑covered wood flute case designed for flutes with a B footjoint (extended low B). It fits intermediate Yamaha models like YFL‑481H, YFL‑461H, YFL‑381H, and YFL‑361H, providing secure protection and a classic look — ideal for transporting your instrument safely.
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Leather bansuri/flute case to accommodate 16" flute. Mahogany dyed (Fiebling oil dye) Hermann Oak leather. Brass fitting. Rizza 1mm dark brown braided thread. Fiber glass core. Lined with cork inside to balance moisture level and protect against shock.
New flute case I made. Can hold 4-6 flutes. 35 inches long. Mahogony colored fiebling oil dyed.
My favorite work so far of leather work. Latigo leather case, pigskin lining on top inside, Japanese cloth lining on inside of main case, cork lining under cloth, aluminum tube as base of main case (custom cut for my flute size by a fly fishing rod manufacturer), all hand stitched, burnished edges, treated all leather with needsfoot oil, brass fittings, added grove as accent in a couple places, handle made from 4 pieces to give a briefcase look that is handmade, molded end caps with water/ bone folder/ baked in oven to harden, add top coat of clear gloss. I remade several of the parts 4 to 5 times to get them just right. Thanks for advice from Wayne at http://www.yelp.com/biz/tricks-of-the-trade-berryville and videos by Ian Atkinson http://www.youtube.com/user/satansbarber Remade the case in Feb. 2014 to restitch without knots, add carnauba cream, move keep for head piece, add a stick/cleaner holder, and other small upgrades.
Life would be so much easier if you could just hit people in the face with a flute case...
