what happens if you put a big wheel on the treble, will it go up wrong and go more slow?

The tenor clappers bouncing twice when i strikes

They need to update the camera bc its going late

that clapper in the tenor looks broken

Very nice (Liam was here )

Beautiful lower - is it just me or is the treble’s ceiling boss loose? It could just be from the video not being able to pick up that well, but towards the end of the lower it seems to shimmy a fair bit

can you please do a video of it being raised in the belfry with the new clapper?

I know this one is the tenor but they are ringing the 6b instead of the normal 6

Those Devon boys have inspired you You have to admit they are so pro at ringing up.

Very beautifully done :) I am always rubbish at ringing down 10 in peal

Does the tenor go up wrong now

Well struck!

What a lovely church, shame its now a redundant church, the ghostly worshipper obviously loves it there still

This is a mini version of Big Ben , love this

0:39 0:41

I want to see the new clapper in real life

Can you record to the bellfry because I want to see it on real life so can you record it to the bellfry please

Could you make them activate upon recognising a sequence in a method to give a new layer to the sound from outside?

my brother loves bells!!!!!

I rang at stanton st john on an open day and let's just say it wasn't one of the best experiences of my ringing career!, when I arrived the place was heaving with people and as the ringing chamber is so tiny you could only have five people up there at any one time. the band I was in was included this awful man with a bowl haircut and whenever someone made even the slightest error he would angrily bellow "LEAD" or "4,5!" if someone happened to loose where they were in grandsire, needless to say he scared the crap out of me and the experience did dent my confidence for weeks afterwards but thankfully I'm now over it!.

I listen to this superb touch of Stedman Caters every morning when I’m doing a physiotherapy exercise for scoliosis and I have to hang over the side of my chair for 15 minutes, it really sets me up for the day. Thank you. Jane Webster (Founder and ex-Chairman of The South African Guild of Church Bell Ringers)

Lovely,,, Thankyou ❤️

Finely toned bells.

We have a church where we live in Hyde called St George’s they are also a Taylor 8 and they sound exactly like the ones here at Gravesend but the St George’s in Hyde Taylor 8 were cast in 1920.

This is definitely what I need at 4am

Nicely done! Alex told the other day, about how the tenor's clapper had seized or something, during a quarter and just stopped striking.

Nice bells….shame about the absolute monstrosity of a cathedral mind you!

They sound beautiful I would love to give these a try someday :)

These really are an amazing sounding 10. There is a warmth about them that is hard to explain.

Wow what a find, thats particularly special that you found something like this

Plain hunt 11.

Really lovely bells, a masterpiece of Taylors, they sound lovely outside too.

Didn't know Blackburn was in Sussex!

Not rung here - but going off of video they seem far better as an 8 or 10 - both acoustically and in terms of ease?

John Taylor & Co

Very nice

Light

Nice Taylor 10, I think Maidstone sound better outside , but then again Bells are to towers like guitar strings to the guitar and some guitar bodies will make the same strings sound different.

They sound like the front 12 of St Martins Birmingham.

I've never seen a sally at the tail-end like that before. Presumably it's not temporary as it's on every one?

I think they’re in Db but still a very nice ring

They have a very sweet tone to them. I like them.

Glorious bells!

hohoho

Skipton are gorgeous!!!!!!! So are Whalley & Clitheroe up Lancashire.

Lovely bells.

Hi

32cwt tenor clapper being flipped at All Saints Maidstone.

Hello Graham, why did the tenor get a new clapper, I thought it already had a wooden shafted clapper. Also, with the new clapper, does the tenor go up right, or do you still need to flip the clapper

Absolutely lovely and so nostalgic for me living in Aus for 52 years. Dad was a whitechapel bell hanger till 1972 and apart from ringing tours i used to go with dad during school holidays and help him Apart from ringing bells up for dad i was the one who had to go down to the trucj to get all manner of stuff in luding clappers etc. I w9uld also explore the church and surrounds, the smell of cool stone and timber, the smell of grass and the bird song, i so wanted to live in places like this but alas had to return home to north London , with traffic street lamps and anti social behaviour. I remember going down to Devon and it was so rural and the only crimes seem to be somebody had pinched some turnips