Building a harp part 10: installing and regulating the levers

This is the final part of my vlog series on building the Musicmakers Jolie harp kit. Here, I install the Camac levers and regulate them to produce the semitone change.

[@DietCokeAddict]

7:52 I said here I was worried about the steep angle between the bridge pins and tuning pins. I’ve since realised this probably helps to avoid the lever pushing the string out of the groove in the bridge pin.

[@VictorialuvsGod]

Absolutely a joy to witness your journey building this incredible harp! Wow! Inspiring!

[@connieLo87365]

awesome video, thank You for taking the time to video this. Great Job Sarah

[@deicynmoel]

To fix the misaligned levers ... remove the lever and drill our the misaligned hole with a 1/8" bit. Measure the depth of the hole and cut a piece of 1/8" dowel just a bit short of the depth. Glue in the dowel. Allow time for the glue to dry then remount the lever using an awl to mark the new position prior to drilling. I also suggest using using small washers under the mounting screws.

[@DietCokeAddict]

Thanks, will pin this advice as it might benefit others too.

[@tia283]

Congrats on doing this by yourself, I had my husband help me, I don't know how you did it.

[@artviolino7251]

❤😮😊😊🤗🎶🎶🎶

[@TarasMusicChannel]

Congratulations! Well done :)

[@HaPea]

AWESOME!!!!❤🎉🎉🎉

[@idunablack2592]

You are making this whole so much less intimidating! Thank you.

[@leninnavarrete2502]

❤️👍🌟🤓Good Job Lady...!!!💖🤔it's Camac levers...? and how much...?🙏😇🤠🇪🇨Hellos Quito.Ecuador

[@Haidi7]

Wow, spectacular! You installed the levers yourself...👏👏👏 You think it can be done with a lyre...?