Excellent build! I especially like the jig making processes, it's amazing how it takes four hours to make the shell but four weeks to make all the jigs lol. Either way, fantastic job, keep up the great work!
Those small quarter pipe ramps used to be so fun a simple back in the day.. Well maybe not quite a quarter, because it was for bike or skateboard jumps off the slab..
Excellent work. Now if you want to turn that into a monster extend that snare bed out all the way untill they meet one another. You will be able to tune your bottom head unlike anything else.
Yup, skipped sections on both sides for the snare beds. 45 degree bevels with a router bit in both sides and sanded the snare beds transition round-overs by hand.
Just curious but did you make the lengths of the lamination pieces slightly longer than the circumference of 14", and then not tighten the mold completely as you snugged it up? Or, did you make the diameter slightly smaller than 14" and thats where you got the 43.5" and 42 11/16" measurement? Or did you just keep taking more off with saw until it fit snug in dry fit up?
You’re spot on! I got my length for the outer part, sneaking up in the cut. Then did the same with the inner. All clamped up, I remember both side of the form touching. I also remember having to recut both pieces a couple times from accidentally making them too short 🤦♂️
Ayd Design Co. Awesome! Been wanting to build my own kit for years now...just inherited my dad’s wood shop, so I think it’s about time to try it out. I’ve built them with premade Keller shells before, but I wanna try making my own shells. Good job man, looks and sounds killer!
Andrew James having tools is like having a superpower! Best of luck on making your drums, nothing is sweeter than interacting with something you’ve created with your own hands.
Really nice Video, but I have 3 questions! First of all, did you calculate the lengths of the veneer or did you just try it out until it fit (because I would like to build different sices of shells)? Second question, how thick is your veneer and how many plys does it have? And last but not least, which hardware did you use, I'm very interested in it, it looks amazing.
Thank you! -Length of plywood was simply trial an error, mostly error! -I used x2 sheets 1/8” Baltic birch plywood. So I suppose 6 veneers total. -I’m not sure where the hardware is from, I salvaged them from an unbranded used drum purchased at drum shop 15 years ago.
If you can tell me all the tools you use for this? Great drum! Loved watching the process. Very interested to do this myself and get into woodworking as well.
Excellent build! I especially like the jig making processes, it's amazing how it takes four hours to make the shell but four weeks to make all the jigs lol. Either way, fantastic job, keep up the great work!
Wow, this the best snare build in a while!!
Man, the technique you used to make the shell just baffles me. congrats, Awesome work
i enjoy your humor. thank you.
That mini half pipe is fire 🔥
the snare drum is cool too ig
Those small quarter pipe ramps used to be so fun a simple back in the day.. Well maybe not quite a quarter, because it was for bike or skateboard jumps off the slab..
1:26 haha great editing!!
haha you've a careful eye!!! thanks!
The idea/step by step seen is great.
Go full punk boil cool aid as tint on thr wood make shure the wood and glue are dry and do it under the sun so it all dries
Awesome job!! The drum sounds amazing!
Increible amigo ! te felicito .. yo siempre he querido tener un shell 13 x 6 pero no tengo esa habilidad que tienes tu .. exitos
Amazing work!
Very nice work!
Extremely cool.
waaaay diggin' your videos my dude! great storytelling.
Pale Dog Tool Co. Thanks so much!!
Really cool build, and hats off to you for using individual ply’s… To bad the drum doesn’t sound as good as it looks…
He probably didn’t tune it right
Ha nope. I’m not a drummer.
@@SethDeng although tuning could make it sound better, ultimately the plywood isn’t gonna sound that good.
@@AydDesignCo Drum looks killer though
you are amazing my man
Muito legal!!! muito trabalho, mais um resultado satisfatório.
The Manix is dope
Excellent work. Now if you want to turn that into a monster extend that snare bed out all the way untill they meet one another. You will be able to tune your bottom head unlike anything else.
No inflTed balloon on the inside??? I'm impressed it still worked 👍
Found your channel through the bent lam challenge on IG. This deserves a sub!
Thanks!! The challenge is over but that doesn't mean we have to stop bending wood!
Wowowow
Very cool!!
Thank you!
Awesome job, sounds great! What type of wood is it?
For punk try building a picollo snare
make a shell out of mdf im curious
Nice.
Skipped a section with bearing edge cutting. On what degree did you cut? 45 or what? Or did you edges by hand?
Yup, skipped sections on both sides for the snare beds. 45 degree bevels with a router bit in both sides and sanded the snare beds transition round-overs by hand.
About 2:35 is where I decided to sub.
Hahaha thank you!
Just curious but did you make the lengths of the lamination pieces slightly longer than the circumference of 14", and then not tighten the mold completely as you snugged it up? Or, did you make the diameter slightly smaller than 14" and thats where you got the 43.5" and 42 11/16" measurement? Or did you just keep taking more off with saw until it fit snug in dry fit up?
You’re spot on! I got my length for the outer part, sneaking up in the cut. Then did the same with the inner. All clamped up, I remember both side of the form touching.
I also remember having to recut both pieces a couple times from accidentally making them too short 🤦♂️
nice
What is the outside diameter that you used? is it somewhere around 13.87" ??
How did you do the snare beds? Were the snare beds even shaped?
I made a flat bottom snare bed with the router table (3:45) then sanded in the transition.
How did you bend it,?
Awesome! Where'd you get the hardware for the snare?
Thanks! The throw off is a Trick Drums brand. Not sure about the brand of hardware for the lugs.
Drum factory direct....or Amazon for cheaper quality parts....
What your source for 1/8th ply...? Or did i miss that?
I used 1/8” Baltic birch ply sourced from my local lumber yard.
Out of curiosity did you build the shell itself from a sheet of 1/8 inch plywood? Very inspiring video!
Thanks for checking out my video! Yep, 2 sheets pieces of 1/8” plywood laminated together in a form.
@@AydDesignCo Outstanding, I never knew it was flexible enough to conform to being shaped! Thanks for sharing!
Nice work! What ply thickness were those two pieces you glued together?
Andrew James thank you!! The completed snare shell is 6mm, just about a 1/4” thick.
Ayd Design Co. Awesome! Been wanting to build my own kit for years now...just inherited my dad’s wood shop, so I think it’s about time to try it out. I’ve built them with premade Keller shells before, but I wanna try making my own shells. Good job man, looks and sounds killer!
Andrew James having tools is like having a superpower! Best of luck on making your drums, nothing is sweeter than interacting with something you’ve created with your own hands.
Amazing men can you help me by telling the width of the ply thanks
How did you bend the birch? Was it single ply or thin Baltic birch? Title says diy...
Look up guru drums on bearing edges and be better than everyone else at building drums
Really nice Video, but I have 3 questions! First of all, did you calculate the lengths of the veneer or did you just try it out until it fit (because I would like to build different sices of shells)? Second question, how thick is your veneer and how many plys does it have? And last but not least, which hardware did you use, I'm very interested in it, it looks amazing.
Thank you!
-Length of plywood was simply trial an error, mostly error!
-I used x2 sheets 1/8” Baltic birch plywood. So I suppose 6 veneers total.
-I’m not sure where the hardware is from, I salvaged them from an unbranded used drum purchased at drum shop 15 years ago.
@@AydDesignCo Thank you very much for your quick answer!
@@AydDesignCo Who carries 1/8th " ply... like you used? is there a source for the birth and other kinds?
Hey! Beautiful snare, I really liked it 😍👍🏼, I wanted to ask what raw material did you used? And how it bends so easy?
Hey thanks! It’s 2 sheets of material that is 3mm thick each. It’s already really flexible to begin with!
If you can tell me all the tools you use for this? Great drum! Loved watching the process. Very interested to do this myself and get into woodworking as well.
Tablesaw, bandsaw, drill press, router w/table
Nice Build - Is that maple? Where did you source your plywood from?
Thank you! It’s 3mm Baltic birch plywood. I get it from a lumberyard locally, I believe that thickness can also be purchased through Rockler.
Tee Rific www.rockler.com/1-8-baltic-birch-plywood
@@AydDesignCo Awesome, I didn't think 3mm would bend that much. I thought it would have to be no more than 1.5mm.
Awsome job my friend.
Maybe you can tell me 42"/16 is the inside ring?
This is awesome! Got a sub. Did you have any instructions you followed? Wanting to do exactly this
Thanks, I appreciate it! No instructions, just kinda wingin’ it!