I bought a Japanese wind chime last year and I finally made a stand for it.
It's supposed to be a summer seasonal thing so it's late but anyways, it's ready for the next summer and I made it as a knockdown kit so I can put them in a box to put away (well, it's a gift for my grandpa).
The wood for the base is Japanese cherry that my friend gave me and I'm happy that I finally utilized it.
James, Thank you! With available pieces of wood, it was the thing and it took a long time to design.
Ron, Thank you! Yes, the wood was good so I had to make it shine!
BB1, Thank you! This time, I didn't explain my process much in the video.
DL, Thank you. Did you know a picture can't sound, haha! Well, when I tried to record the sound outside, I realized there's a lot of background noise from small planes, speeding cars, and a fire station near me and I kind of gave up.
Thank you, Ryan!
Splinter, thank you! I was originally going to put a metal weight on it, but it actually held up fine in the strong wind. It'll be just sitting by a window inside a house so it won't have any problems:)
