How to make Wind Chimes (that sound really good)

This time I'm making some wind chimes. One for a gift and one for me to keep. This is a fun project using some Electrical Conduit, and Fishing line, for the chimes.

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[nancig]

My Dad had wind chimes just like this kind. He loved them. He told me one morning he went outside and found all the chimes bent in half. He said, he quickly got the message that perhaps some neighbour may not have loved his wind chimes as much as he did. That was the last of my Dad’s wind chimes. So funny. We laughed so hard at the story. So now whenever I here chimes, I think of my Dad. He passed about 5yrs ago.

[thedronescene]

I was casually walking today and came across a 44” windchime with the most peaceful sound I have ever heard

[KarinSatori]

I appreciate people so much that mention other people on their own video

[GeorginaKME]

The look on that little girls face communicates your success with these chimes, they sound beautiful! Thanks!

[shel]

Found a broken one of these and I am repairing it. Instead of fishing line I am using a leather cord. Thank you for the eyelet idea this one was just hung with more fishing line. The chain and eyelets will make this more durable. I need that in West Texas.

[kenmahood]

No need for expensive materials and tools...I made mine with off-cuts of 50mm curtain rods and a Ryobi hand drill a jig-saw and a file. 5 tubes, top disc and clapper, tear-drop shaped piece of leather from an old school brief-case...lovely tones!

[mommabear]

As much as I love the video, It just proved to me that i'm never going to do this and I will just buy them instead 😅

[windslettsobe]

This reminds me of my grandparents back yard, I remember in the summer! Always brings me happiness and nostalgia!! Thank you so much!!

[asdlkj]

Thank you. I am repairing some older wind chimes for my wife, and I found some easy ways to improve the look from your video....
Thanks also, for the link to Lee Hite's website...

[JosePedro-srcp]

Awesome. This will make my wife happy!

[bonsai]

The tip on where to locate striker patterns, priceless

Thank you 😬

[django]

I was smiling when I heard that first note, great job, I think that/s going to be my next project

[greywolfin]

Great video. Thanks. Just a note for someone who may not be a fisherman. Easiest way to cut squirmy fishing line is with finger nail clippers. However I used aluminum wire for durability.

[milangelagonzalez]

I'm impressed.
The sound is beautiful.
Perfect.

[dabomb]

Brilliant video. Love the content.
But if I’m honest, it’s the last 5 minutes of ‘real’ footage that I thought was great!
Keep it up!

[woodandwheelz]

I made a wind chime a few years ago with the tubes from another chime. I guess you could say that I repaired the chime, but I had to make all the wood parts from scratch. Instead of drilling one hole for an eyelet, I drilled 2 holes in the location of the chime and then used one long piece of line for the whole thing. Instead of fishing line though, I used the stuff they use for making jewelry. It's as thick as strong fishing line but it has a steel core coated in plastic. And it's extremely flexible. That was a few years ago and the wind chime is still going. Honestly, the line is the only thing I would change from your build. The line can also simply be crimped instead of tying. Although you can tie it also. Thank you for the great video. You have a new subscriber.

[SlickG]

very professional looking chimes love the chains and eyelets

[JacqsieRae]

Beautiful chimes...they sound so sweet!

[greeneyes]

Sounds great! It'll last forever.

[jaegiesselmann]

I ❤️that industrial windchime.!!! Thanks for making it look so easy-even w/the small mishaps. And!!! Most important: U still have all your fingers. 😉