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Why didn't you cut sufficiently thick staves and glue the circle halves together? This solves the problem immediately. The error will always show up in two places, and by using a wedge, you can fix it by gluing the halves together at a 0-degree angle. You sand and glue the whole thing. It may take a little longer, about two days, but you won't have gaps between the staves. Regards.

your saw blade is far too high up! dangerous business.

Dude, I’m going to try this tomorrow and if it works, you’ve saved me so many hours.

I found timbecon, what size bit and bearing? Thank you🙏

Where did you get the bearing?

thanks for the clarifying all the way from 2024. bought my BD case in 2007 and didn't use it for along time. got it out today for a gig and couldn't figure it out. specially cause looking at the buckle it sort of looks like it's more complex than what it is. anyway, thanks again!

Great solution

Chris also wants one of your snare drums...

You need therapy! The music is horrible and unnecessary! Your face is in the middle of the frame most of the time. This video is not about you or nay be it is. You unable to handle the focus, but it is okay when you do not even show the product and how it works. You got serious problems. Just send this video to a real good professional. (You are not alone, but that should not stop you.)

Awesome....Another Victorian making musical instruments. Cheers.

Hey do you sell bassdrum hoops by chance??

Has a 24 inch bass drum..... plays as lightly as he can. Such a missed opportunity

Thank you Phill for showing how to get the Pony Band Clamp started. It's been many years since I used the ones I have and I couldn't recall for sure how to string the strap thru the "thingy" and I was ok with my thought of how to, but I lacked the picky thingy lol. Thanx big guy!

Lovely playing. Kit sounds great too

This review seems to be focused on miked situations without other musicians. For unmiked live or outdoor situations, the extra depth can be essential to round out bass tone. Otherwise, all you get is attack, and the snare dominates everything.

If you are playing more complicated, busy bass patterns, where there is less space between the notes, 14” is the best. Ian Paice, Bill award, Mitch Mitchell, Bonham, all played 14” deep bass drums. Deeper bass drums started being a thing because drum companies started to market “Power Rock” kits and got people to believe that the 18”-20” is a must.

I used the D112 until I ran into the 52a.. never went back. The 52a has so much punch and low-end extension, which is absolutely amazing for studio use as well as live performances. The 52a also cancels out a lot of the drum bleed.

Either the width of the staves or the angle is wrong. I saw there was a problem when you were rolling the staves and it closed up before you got to the end of the roll. Also, use Blue Painters tape, it sticks better. I know it's 3 years after the fact, but this showed in my Recc's now, blame YT ... for EVERYTHING!

Hey Phil!! Such a great idea that I plan on doing myself to my 64 Slingerland gold sparkle. Just curious, does it transition well to the original sparkle finish?

Don’t think the clamps are to blame. If you’re just slightly off by, .2 degrees, with 30 staves that’s 6 degrees off.

Exact reason I picked up a new Tama Superstar Classic 22x14. I can actually get a normal rock kick drum in and out of my back seat with an Ahead bag on it. And the feel of a 14 deep is so much better imo.

Could probably use a much cheaper foam alternative (like one of those harbor freight fatigue mats, or maybe even cut some pool noodles in half and use half the circumference? Just an idea) & save the kaizen for the good stuff! BUT I have to say that I love the ingenuity here! Cheers

Unfortunately I don’t think the clamps held it in weird ways. Small amounts of error became large final error when multiplied over all the staves. If the angle is dead-on, it has no choice but to be closed right when clamped. I know from experience the hard way!

At one point you appear to have the worlds tallest table saw. :)

Good lookin' out bro'! Cheers!

I recently acquired a Premier '1026' snare drum. Dismantled, cleaned, reassembled. The clever thing about those washers, for me, is that you don't have to remove the bolt to take a tensioning bracket off. Unless this is standard for this style of snare? My first snare restoration, so what do I know? Works for me.

Why not feather the wrap to the edge to conceal red finish? Now it’s beyond apparent that’s it’s a re-wrap. I feather all of my wrap to the edge, looks cleaner and more professional and hides any previous finish. Great tip for a clean/new shell though. Also the beat box music is crazy annoying had to watch it with the sound off.

So looking to make a set for a Pagan Post Black Metal band, because nothing says metal like a good pair of Clave. 🤘🏻 my questions are does any hard wood work or do I need a certain kind, and can I shape one end of them and as long as the...shaft... is straight...? Yeah no clean way to ask that.

Zildjian specifically says if you use a pizza box, it will be sent back

Random question... I've got an older Mono bag that I've worn out, the Kontroller bag. I want to get one of these, but I travel with a Mono guitar case on my back & bag on my side. With the way the strap is angled, would it hang on the side as well, or would it by nature want to slide to the back?

Looks like a great strap...great info here...you say "right?" a lot.

D112 picks up a lot of ‘blat’

nicely built. do you have plans for it? thanks

Much better this time. - The time and effort in making the jig was worth it.

I do like that jig you've made, simple and effective. - Probably going to have a go at making one of those myself.

I like watching this series, as you're a honest guy. So many of the videos on here don't show and skip over and omit the problems, you don't mind showing things when they don't work out, and I salute you for that. - Hay, a mistakes been made, but we're all learning from it and figuring the correct way for next time. Looking forward to the next video.

Why would you have the most annoying sound as an intro... Hurt my ears with the coffee grinder.. :/

Come on man.. .. you did not adjust gain to matchy? AKG seems stronger in bass region and i suspect it was clipping.. this vid has no value to me...

Thank you! Great comparison!

If you don't have a pizza box, its easy enough to acquire a larger box (depending upon the largest cymbal size) and cut it down to fit. If you shipping multiple cymbals, Get a 1/2 or 13mm bolt and nut that will fit through all the cymbals by 1/2in or 13mm, make a cardboard nut to fit on the top and bottom of the cymbals, Place tape or plastic between each cymbal, place the cardboard washer on the bolt, place the bolt through the cymbal holes so the had of the bolt is facing toward the exterior of the box, place the other washer into the protruding bolt under the cymbals, add the nut to the bolt and tighten (don't over tighten) then pack as indicated in the video. I usually place folded cardboard in the area where my largest cymbal will contact the box (extra measure of inner pack to protect)

I would be interested in seeing a comparison video between the Yamaha FP9C and the Sonor Jojo Mayer kick pedals [fully modded and tricked-out, of course]...... Are you up for that?

Great video! How deep are the snare beds and do they need to be flat or match the shape of the bearing edge of the drum? Cheers from Australia!

All talent.

pra uso em bumbo fico com o beta52,. pra outros usos o d112 sai melhor.

Hello. I`ve mad an really cheap snare from the tom parts i had. Cutted shell, lugs, rims heads. Just bought an snares and throw-off for it It tunes fine, but the snares... They just don`t sound. How tight you don`t tight them. It does not has an bearing edge on a snare side and it does not have any of the snare beds. Would it help if i would cut an the bearing edge and the snare beds?

Também fabrico tambores stave no Brasil e uso processo similar. A princípio, monto o tambor apenas com a cinta de aperto para então aplicar a fita adesiva em torno dele, cortando então a fita adesiva para esticar a "esteira" de blocos sobre a bancada e passar cola.

This was helpful to get my old hex nut Pony Web clamps back in commission. Thank you! I especially liked the part that said to use any picky thing to pull the strap through. :)

Ok, I am interested in buying a stave snare from you. I am near Chicago, but happy to pay the shipping. Do you have a website?