Make kalimba tines with Piano wires! how does it sound? || 피아노 줄로 철편을 만들어 보자[Mr.Kalimba 미스터 칼림바]

[@blackstonemagi]

😂 Thank you for that most wonderful experiment!

[@wisdom7942]

It's a tough job.👍😍👑

[@ArleneKao888]

Wow! Cool experiment❣️❣️❣️

[@MrKalimba]

Thanks a lot Arlene! Maybe I should stick with my tine! Haha

[@wisdom7942]

I enjoyed watching it.👍🤗😍

[@vintage6346]

You saved me from doing the same thing. That's what I was about to do. Thanks for showing us your experiment. Ko map sum ni da.

[@MrKalimba]

You are welcome!! :D

[@attilakovacs5803]

Congrats! Nice, well made acoustic experiment! I think you should file away part of the wire next to the bridge to get more resonance and sustain.

[@imsacookie5773]

Mr.kalimba how do you make your tines?

[@MrKalimba]

I used blue spring steel for my tines. :)

[@brennanhewitt7609]

id heat the end and hammer it flat then sand it! might work nicer then the bead, still sounded cool!

[@MrKalimba]

I'd like to try but I don't have an anvil or something alternative, so I couldn't try that sadly... lol 😆 I would like to do that one day!

[@Baklavakhamu]

Hi! Sorry to disturb, but I have a question... Can you solder 2 kalimba keys together with a soldering iron?

[@MrKalimba]

Well I never tried because I don't know how to soldering properly haha

[@Baklavakhamu]

@@MrKalimba thanks for replying! Let's be friends?

[@MrKalimba]

@@Baklavakhamu 👍 sure

[@Baklavakhamu]

@@MrKalimba 😃

[@Craneoflight]

You could have cold forged these all u need is an anvil or chunk of railroad tie an a hammer and players hammer them till there flat if it's not would like a guitar string an it's a solid stick super simple it's how they make mbira tines in Africa

[@MrKalimba]

I have a friend who has anvil. Maybe I should try that way!

[@irbomusic]

Woah