How CYMBALS are made (the "Redux" part 1)

[@brent3760]

How about the funky tune playing! Can't wait to see the lathing process. That's my favorite! I love the fact that there are so many different techniques and methods and tools to use when lathing to help get a certain sound. Plus you get to see that beautiful bronze come through!!

[@kennethcappuccio749]

Great work, Timothy! Looking forward to receiving my 22". Prayers continue! Blessings, Ken 😊 🙏 "The Prayer Man "

[@jaybreen1010]

Man, it's great you can share the ways that the various aspects of the material and show one shapes it and works it to achieve different sounds. As a player, it's just more understanding of the instrument that I can integrate into my practice, if not cymbalmaking, which I've never done. Though you do make it look like time very well spent. Thanks!

[@arnonle]

wonderful video. questions: 2:40 when you hammer the border of the bell, is it to mark where to hammer? or by hammering the border, the bowl shape is limited to the hammered border? 6:05: pressed bell. can't you hammer the top side to make the profile lower? to adjust the height of the pressed bell to a lower profile?

[@euex]

Nice. By the way, does hammering affect your drumming?

[@sethbaer7567]

Does hammering your bell, make the metal thinner? Could you stamp your your bell with a big dye piece and have it done in one shot and have more metal you mentioned sound affected by the shape. What about sound affected by the hammering

[@ajmbcr8965]

👌🔨🔨=💎 (from a 🇵🇹🥁💜😎)

[@F00Lsmack]

What hammer(s) are you using in this? How hard are you striking?

[@DRUMTRAPp]

l o o k s like fun