Making Bar Chimes - DIY Percussion

I bought a Yamaha snare from a guy a few months back and he brought a bag of stuff he was planning to throw. In it was these loose chimes. I need some chimes! So I drilled a piece of wood and strung 'em together...

[@thisissweet1708]

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[@LuisPerez-nn5gu]

Wow

[@Ancestors-of-the-4-Directions]

are those all on one string of continuous fishing line?

[@TonyRadford]

Yes. But I would recommend doing a string for each chime if possible. One string for all works, but they get uneven and it's somewhat difficult to straighten them out.

[@Ancestors-of-the-4-Directions]

@@TonyRadford Ok thanks for that info as I was thinking I would use one string. I just don't like the look of a bunch of cut pieces and knots. Thinking of using twine instead perhaps.

[@LuisPerez-nn5gu]

Bar chimes

[@cristhiangalvezrumiche4361]

Cuáles son las medidas?

[@lorindalehning9504]

How did you string them?

[@TonyRadford]

I used heavy fishing line

[@JTranDung]

it's sound very nice. can you give me measurement.

[@TonyRadford]

unfortunately they're in a shipping container with the rest of my stuff, coming back to the US from Europe :(

[@nguyenminhkhoi8539]

what kind of metal to make it

[@TonyRadford]

I didn't cut the metal... The tubes were already cut. I just cut and drilled the wood bar and then assembled with wire. I think these tubes are brass, but they could be anodized aluminum...I'm not 100% sure. I have some other chimes that are made with hollow aluminum tubes, whereas these are solid.

[@LuisPerez-nn5gu]

indominus bar chimes

[@nguyenminhkhoi8539]

Hi, I'm from Vietnam. I really need it now. Can you give me the specs to do it. Examples are the length, diameter, and material of the pipes. Thank you very much.