MY CELTIC LEVER HARP BUILD | How I built my 36 string Celtic lever harp.

This video shows how I built my Celtic lever harp based on design plans from Robinson’s Harp Shop. I deviated significantly from these plans, for example, I overbuilt my harp – making it much stronger and heavier than needed. I also added a horse head to the neck, and much of my own Celtic knot work carving and décor. Rosa’s Creative Works: Thank you for visiting my channel! Please like and or subscribe! Doing so helps me so I can continue to provide you with new videos! 0:00 – Introduction 1:00 – Design 1:40 – Construction, building the sound box. 3:56 – Construction, building the neck. 4:48 – Construction, building the pillar. 5:39 – Construction, building the base. 6:12 – Construction, building the sound board. 6:37 – Starting the Artwork. 7:34 – Working on Wood Carving. 9:25 – Assembling the Harp. 10:50 – Adding the Hardware to the Harp. 11:36 – Finished Harp and Music. 13:16 – Credits LINKS TO RELATED SITES / CONTENT: Robinson’s Harp Shop: http://www.robinsonsharpshop.com/ Robinson Harp Shop discontinued operations in 2023, and their business activities were acquired by https://www.northshorestringsusa.com/. For plans, you can try https://simonchadwick.net/shop/plans or https://www.sligoharps.com/plans.html English to Elvish Translator: https://www.jenshansen.com/pages/onli... DIGITAL TOOLS: ○ Blender 2.9+ - https://www.blender.org/ ○ Adobe Photoshop CS5 - https://www.adobe.com/ ○ Audacity - https://www.audacityteam.org/ ○ Canon PowerShot Pro A720 camera - https://www.usa.canon.com/ DISCLAIMERS: All video content is for entertainment purposes. This video is not sponsored by any of the brands seen or mentioned in this video. All thoughts and opinions are my own. SAFETY: ***USE AT YOUR OWN RISK*** YOUR SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. This publication and the information included in it are not intended to teach the proper use of your tools or other specific methods of creation or fabrication. Do not work beyond your capability and seek help from an experienced craftsperson if you need it. Refer to your tool user manuals, or the tool's manufacturer for detailed instruction on their use. Follow all the safety recommendations of the manufacturer of your tools & materials. Use generally accepted safe practices and safety equipment at all times in your workspace or workshop. This publication and the information included are intended to serve as inspiration and a preliminary guide. Because of factors beyond my control no information in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. I assume no liability for property damage or injury as a result of any information contained in this video. #celticharp, #diyharp