Windchime Secrets - Kevin Caron

Using a new 8-foot tall piece with two bells that has yet to receive its finish, Kevin reveals some of the ways he makes his windchimes ring better and longer.

[@CanadAustralian]

15 years old and still helpful, thank you for all your hard work uploading videos over the years Kevin!

[@KevincaronSculpture]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching and posting.

[@KevincaronSculpture]

@cougarman07470 Thanks! The table does turns on the cylinder so I can use that as a lazy Susan but what do you do with the rotisserie? Something to hold a piece horizontal and be able to rotate it? Have to think about that one for a while......

[@insolentstickleback3266]

Magnificent!

[@Jockofthesnowveld]

Lovely! Where did you find triangular bar? or did you fabricate it yourself?

[@KevincaronSculpture]

Just made up what I needed. Always learning something new.

[@CattooButt]

Beautiful work my friend.

[@KevincaronSculpture]

Thank you very much!

[@Jockofthesnowveld]

Does a larger hollow ball (with sand for weight) make a better sound than a smaller solid steel sphere for the clapper?

[@KevincaronSculpture]

Nope, it all depends on the diameter of the clapper, not the weight.

[@VisorBlue]

That's pretty impressive. Would love to hear that in a light breeze.

[@MidnightLight.]

NICE!

[@KevincaronSculpture]

Thank you for watching and posting.

[@hawkdaddy64]

Where do you get the steel balls that go inside?

[@KevincaronSculpture]

google steel balls and or spun metals hollow balls. I found mine at the local steel yard. King Metal online also carries them

[@SuperPussyFinger]

Neighbors love junkyard ornaments that make a shitload of racket. It’s good for property values.

[@KevincaronSculpture]

I did come up with a way to make the bells not quite as loud as they can be. Because my studio is in a residential area I try to keep the noise down whenever I can.

[@rob6480]

Damn!! Lol. The username checks out too .