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It turns out PVC pipes are good for more than just making cannons, you can also turn them into a surprisingly pleasant-to-the-ear musical instrument. In the video above, YouTube user Snubbyj—who has ...

Using over 20′ feet of PVC pipe, a whole bunch of 2 x 4’s and a few nuts and bolts, [Jeremy] and his cousin put together a rather unique percussion pipe organ. [Jackson], his cousin who is a musician ...

Music is a great creative outlet for kids — as well as an easy way to keep them occupied — but you don’t have to buy expensive instruments to encourage your little Mozart to make music. From kids’ ...

There are all sorts of fun ways to make music with empty jugs and other things that resonate with a popping sound when poked with a finger. Should you ever get stuck on that proverbial desert island, ...

With the PVC material, the cost drops to about $57 LUTHIER, IVAN DA SILVA OLIVEIRA, SAYING:"The most important thing is to bring music to all sectors, to all people." YOUNG MUSICIAN, GABRIEL SANTOS ...

Learn how to make musical instruments with recycled materials using a metal washtub, the washboard, and playing spoons to make homegrown music. One way to save money and have a good time all at once ...

Unique shelving units are all the rage, but they usually come with a hefty price tag. If you've been dreaming of a built-in unit but don't have the budget, this innovative DIY will turn PVC pipes into ...