Wind Chime Parts Replacement, 20 PCS Wind Chime Repair Kit Including Hexagon Top, Clapper, Wind Catcher, 16.4FT Nylon Cord, Brass Pin, Wind Chime Supplies for DIY Wind Chimes Making and Restring

Very nice kit. Well made. Looks lovely when finished. Glad to have bought it.

Nylon string isn't the best for wear and tear in the weather. Not sure how Long it will last. The 2 string threaders broke; the first one half way through assembly, then just as assembly was about complete, the second one broke. Assembly is frustrating, but that's par for the course with a tubular wind chime. Final outcome was good. I guess kit is good for the price.

worked well and gave a second life to my wind chime

The wooden pieces are really nice quality. Once completed, it looked like a high quality upgrade for my chimes. The instructions are poorly written and virtually unhelpful. And it took me a beat to realize where they reference “front” they mean “top.” Also, the tools sent for the repair kit are dinky and don’t help with the chimes because this set was intended for large chimes. I ended up having to fabricate a tool out of my own wire. Overall, I’m happy with the results of the completed repair. But it was a painful process that could have been simplified by tools intended for the size of the repair and better instructions.

Several years ago I cut some 1/2 inch electric conduit to tune and made a windchime from them, but I cut my own wood pieces from plywood and used monofilament to hang the tubes. It worked as a chime, but was ugly and stayed in the garage. I used these parts to re-string my tubes and my chime sounds good, and looks well.

Easy to use, looks beautiful when it’s done. Easy to thread.

Ok product. 1: The threaders are cheap and both of them broke halfway through before I could finish. 2: The nails are not easy to put in by hand...you need a little hammer. 2: There is nothing to attach the final hanging strings to, so be prepared to hang it right away or find a ring to put on top to secure the strings. 3: Instructions were not clear as to how to finish attaching center clapper string at the top to the hanging strings at the end. 5: Bottom wind catcher piece did not have hole drilled all the way through. If I hadn't been in the middle of stringing it when all the problems started, I probably would've returned it.

The first thread puller broke on the first pull. The cord is melted at the end and will not pull thru the tiny holes. I re-melted it and shaped it into more of a point, and that allowed me to avoid the thread puller entirely. What I did not check prior to purchasing this kit was the number of tubes my original chimes had. This kit is for a six tube chime (mine had five). So waste of money for me.