If that video was not enough for you, watch this one. It is slightly less dramatic, but it does convey a bit more information about the actual function of the Aquaharp and the sound it produces.
The Aquaharp is based on the Waterphone, invented by Richard Waters.
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Signing UpStep 1Materials / Tools
- A Round Cake Pan - Just a metal cake pan
- Some Thin Metal Rods - Old metal clothes hangers work perfectly
- Sheet Metal It just has to be big enough to fit the cake pan on
- A Metal Pipe - At least 1.5 inches in diameter
- Rope - The more comfortable for your hands the better
- Heavy Solder or Welding Supplies - Just something to melt metal
- Waterproof Epoxy - Used to make the Aquaharp water-tight
- Water - H2O
- A Horse Hair Bow - Normally used to play violins, cellos and other similar instruments
- Rosin - To put on the bow
- A Drill and Drill Bits - Used to put holes in things
- Sheet Metal Sheers - For cutting the sheet metal
- Bolt Cutters - Used to cut the metal rods
- A Metal File - Just for smoothing some of the metal pieces
- Optional: Rotary Tool - It just makes some steps faster and easier
- A Vice - Useful for holding stuff
- A Tape Measure - For measuring the lengths of things
- Leather Gloves - For safety while you cut the sheet metal
- A Hot Glue Gun - It melts glue then shoots it out
- A Soldering Iron or Gun - If you are using solder and not welding
- Optional: Metal Polish - To make your Aquaharp look pretty
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