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Category: How bells make their sound

Introduction

Posted on 4th January 2022 (4th January 2022) by Bill Hibbert

How bells make their sound is a complex but interesting subject. The discussion here is restricted to bells of typical ‘western’ profile, rather than those of the east which have a very different shape. Western bells are usually hit by an iron clapper at a point on the inside, near the bottom, or by an […]

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