How to put a tine back into a Sansula
Channel: Kalimba and Sansula Love
Date: 2019-12-23

If a tine goes off from the Sansula, you can fix it. You need some pliers!
Certain tunings require some tines to be on their suspension limits of the bridge, and sometimes they may even get out from it. On the Hokema kalimbas and sansulas it is not trivial to put it back in.

You can bend the edge of the tine just so to make it go through the bridge softly, and then bend it back to it's normal flat position.

This video actually represents the first time I did it. So if you ever have the same problem you can fix it as well!

Spoiler: There's some spontaneous improvisation by the end of the video.