These bells are beautiful! The tenor has a good sound

the heaviest bell to be made in my year ('99 !)

amazing bells they sound amazing

Well Done! Lovely Bells, the tenor is brilliant :)

Ringing a bell up without checking the handstroke sooner is risky but if practiced correctly can be done smoothly. I personally don’t do it as I don’t want the bell to go over the point of balance but I’m sure the ringers there are very experienced.

What you can do is pull the rope right to the floor to get more power, that's how I rang up our tennor bell in 12 strokes

thought the tenor was the smallest bell, when ringers come in the person that yells “tenor going… gone!” is usually on the smallest bell

Lovely bells 👍 we have 8 in ourlocal tower :)

At that time, I also went to church in the United States, the bell design was very strange in Vietnam, no church designed such a bell, the bell system in the United States, I remember there would be heavy-duty iron bars, big bell wheel. On the right is a wooden bar on the bell hanger, because the pendulum hits the bell body, the pendulum is not balanced . And most bells always pull the string

awesome!

trebles are mears and stainbank 3 is robert catlin 4 is wokingham foundry 5th and 7th are henry knight 6 is roger landen 8 is william tosier 9th and tenor 26-1-5cwts john taylor bellfounders

Great Tom sure is a fine bell! Little tip - Try to keep your hands together on the rope when ringing up. That way you can get more power through the rope to ring it up! You and your Dad or Steeple keeper may want to have a look at the 8ths stay... At 5:18 it looks bent towards the handstoke side. It may just be the camera angle and the fisheye effect of the lens, but just double check that it isn't broken or cracked in the headstock!

Yeah

Hello

Hi what are the weights?

do you not ring at worthing anymore?

Tenors in c# but sounds like d

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