An Indonesian artist has displayed great craftsmanship after creating a Rube Goldberg Machine musical instrument out of scrap metal parts.

Slamet Beard created the contraption out of disused metals from pistons, bicycle wheels, stoves and even an old typewriter.

Combining technical engineering with musical skill, the Indonesian man produced the stand alone instrument in order to become a one-man-band.

Though often mistaken for a robot, the machine produces a repeated percussion sound while Slamet plays on stringed instruments for melody.

Videographer Yaskur Jamhur filmed the artist in Bekasi, Java, Indonesia on August 15.

He said: “Slamet Beard is a unique and quirky artist, creating musical instruments from waste metals.

“The instrument he created was very interesting...There have been many places he visited for concerts. Slamet hasn't yet given a name for the instrument he created.”

Slamet Beard is a unique and quirky artist. creating musical instruments from waste metals. starting from pistons, bicycle wheels, pans, oil stoves, sock breakers, brake discs, steel wires, etc.
  with technical engineering combined together. this machine produces a pentatonic tone. see the shape looks like a monster or robot. the basic sound produced is percussion sound. usually slamet beard plays stringed musical instruments for melody.
these kinds of objects are related in a complicated mechanism. driven by a small dynamo. the result is a repeated tone.
  the instrument he created was very interesting. there have been many places visited for concerts.
slamet beard hasn't given a name for the instrument he created
the interview
ask what is the philosophy of this musical instrument?
asw, used goods say form I am new to something new.
         I want to flow like water moving like a ball.
         all work together always moving
what does the circle mean?
Asw rotates, results from one point then circles, chases and revolves.