The Handpan Hydroforming Process

[@NeZversSounds]

And this technique is used for handpan drums because of the Mythbusters. :D

[@thesyideffect7508]

This is awesome to see! would love to see more of this!

awesome video Sean ;)

[@wagonjaws]

thanks Sean, I really love what your doing with the Iskra . I really hope to play and own one someday. keep at brother

[@CarolWCamelo]

Totally intriguing! Fascinating to watch! Thanks a lot, Sean Beever!

[@jorgebrandariz1467]

Good job, how thick is the metal you use?

[@MotivatorG]

Good idea! Very interesting!!!

[@JeanMatthieuHandpan]

Very interesting and well done man!!

[@brianwest2775]

Did you change to hydroforming due to seeing it on MythBusters? Here's Jamie telling a story that someone making drums changed their process after seeing the show. ua-cam.com/video/AoXNSquNsbY/v-deo.html

[@renerpho]

I see I'm not the only one coming here after Adam's video.

[@renerpho]

Jamie?

[@LucidThought]

This is the guy who invented the process for making shells after watching Mythbusters. He released how he did it for free and explains his journey here:
ua-cam.com/video/Yf2ssRUMqAQ/v-deo.html

[@иванПальчевский-д8с]

I wonder what kind of water pressure?

[@kirillsmirnov689]

Hello friend, can you please tell me if there is a gasket between the flanges? Thank you !

[@LucidThought]

The original inventor of the technique explains his journey and why he released his research for free.. ua-cam.com/video/Yf2ssRUMqAQ/v-deo.html

[@sunyatainstruments2672]

Interesting, so not even all the bolds are necessary, i wonder why everyone uses alot

[@hozoiconcept]

VERY PRO

[@placasowuicho967]

Adam savage brought me here

[@tonycstech]

Wow thats allot of waste material.

[@RKroese]

Yeah, because they throw away the rest. 🙄