Amazing Grace Using an Electrical Saw

1 Comment By Eran Abramson on September 15th, 2008 in Fun Stuff

This is a great short musical piece of Amazing Grace being played using a modded electrical saw. The saw itself is not originally electrical but was combined with a contact mic and some guitar effects.

I couldn’t help but laugh when I first saw it (no pun intended). It is a regular saw that could be found in a woodshop or garage that was modified to be a musical instrument. The musician/toolman is TJ Hill.

Who thinks this stuff up?

There are different musical mods that do not cease to amaze, such as: the piano keyboard that controls a Table Hockey game, the Floppy Drive Hack playing the Star Wars Theme, regular computer keyboards that rock out Hotel California, and even a Music Pizza Box that is used as a working DJ scratch pad.

Via: MAKE

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One Response to “Amazing Grace Using an Electrical Saw”

  1. Monitor Radiation Turned to Weird Music | Walyou Says:
    September 25th, 2008 at 10:37 am

    [...] some odd, different, and various ways of music being played other than the common way. There is the Amazing Grace rendition using a modded saw, Tesla Coils Guitar Amp, a pizza box DJ Scratch pad and even a simple and [...]

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