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Make Marimba - How To Make Marimba

The great thing about these projects is that they will work for you, no matter what wood you have available - or in the case of the vibraphone and glockenspiel they will work really well with standard metal stock which is inexpensive and easy to get hold of in most parts of the world.

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Concert quality marimbas are usually made from Honduras Rosewood or African padouk, and obviously the better wood you have access to the better instrument you'll be able to make. However you can make these instruments from just about any hardwood (eg, Durian or Meranti).

And if you wish to make a better quality instrument you can of course invest in a better quality wood, such as Rosewood. This will cost you a few hundred dollars, but will still be way less than purchasing a real concert instrument.

Absolutely not! I'm not a carpenter - I'm a musician. Most of the skills required are fairly basic woodwork – measuring, cutting and sanding.

Even if you've hardly ever picked up a hammer or a saw in your life I'm confident that you'll be able to achieve a workable instrument using these plans. Of course I've picked up a few clues over my time designing and building instruments, but I've put all the important construction tips in the package for you.

Absolutely not! All of the tools you will need are common houshold tools.

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Things like:

• An electric drill with a sanding attachment
• A screwdriver
• A wood saw
• A small hammer
• Sandpaper and sanding discs
• Hacksaw
• Rivet Gun

Plus a few other bits and pieces commonly found around the garage!

Of course if you are saving extra money by using a cheaper timber for the bars then you can't expect them to sound like one of the traditional timbers used for marimbas. And of course the final sound will also depend on the care and precision with which you make and tune your bars. BUT... particularly with the P524 or PV guide which are designed for fully professional instrumets - ALL the information you need to make your marimba or vibraphone sound exactly like a commercial one, is supplied in your building guides.

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removing plastic????????????

how would you remove normal plastic, with out sand discs???? i was thinking sandpaper but that seems like hard work and im lazy....

any ideas any1

its plastic spacers for my speakers.... i need 2 remove a cuple of mm's so they dont viabrate on the door panels

normal plastic??? is it on a car? and if so what kind of car...and where is the plastic? Why do you want to remove it? If you are so lazy then why do you want to remove the plastic anyway? Just leave it there and maybe it will fall off of whatever it is that you do not want it on. If I were going to remove plastic I would pull out my pocket knife and remove it. I damn sure wouldn't take the time to log into Y! Answers and type a vague question to which NO ONE could give me a informed answer to. But thats just me

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