Introduction: How to Make a Whistle With Cococola or Beer Bottle-Caps!
Requirements:
Bottle caps
Empty coke tin
procedure:
Cut empty coke tin and separate two portions one is bottle cap size and another one an inch width straight portion
Step 1: Making Inner Part of the Whistle
Take the straight portion and at the edge place the smaller portion and twist the edges of smaller portion and the roll it back in a circular way
Step 2: Making Covering Portion of Whistle
Take two bottle caps and make a small gap as shown in the figure and the by hot glue stick the inner portion between two caps
Step 3: Make Some Gap
finally make some gap near the blowing section with any pointed object finally our whistle is ready
8 Comments
6 years ago
How does this work? If this is like a pea whistle, where is the pea? If it is a pealess whistle, it would need three chambers. Does it make the same sound?
Reply 6 years ago
eh? Why would a pealess whistle need three chambers? Even a pea-whistle without a pea works. The pea is only in there to get into circular motion by air pressure and open/close the opening differing the tune (basically the same way a sirene works); the function is like blowing over a bottle-head's opening or any other tube. The mouthpiece's end is straight in line with the edge at the other side of the opening splitting the air flow and bringing the whole thing to vibration.
Afaik that's how it works to make sounds, even with your voice; forcing air through more or less movable edges, strings and make them vibrate.
6 years ago
OMG that is so cool
7 years ago
Dude that's very cool
Reply 7 years ago
thanks
Reply 7 years ago
Hey @krazykred what is your name
7 years ago
Looks like fun ,would make great party gifts for a kids party!
7 years ago
awesome little ditty for them pesky bottlecaps! love it!