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- My very first drum build out of PVC Pipe, Really had a blast making it. Contact me if you want one.
the pipe is from pvcpipesupplies.com
Email: brdane@gmail.com
All of the hardware, with the exception of the lugs, I got from drumfactorydirect.com
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That snare not only looks good, it also sounds excellent!
For being your first handmade drum without professional shop tools you did a kickass fine job!
Bonus points for the awesome drum solo!
Thank you very much, friend! I learned a lot just from this build! I'm proud of it and glad I still have it.
Can't get over how good that snare sounds. Nice job. Sounds a lot like an Acrylic to my ears
Well thank you very much! I agree! :D
pretty damn good for having no tools and your first build. you're really on to something here my friend
Jeff Rittenour Thank you! Those words really mean a lot! :)
After watching this. I’ve decided to build my own kit. Wish me luck
Good luck, friend! I want to see it once you've finished it!
@@brdane do you by chance have any PVC left over? 24” inch PVC pipe at 5’ is like 700$ btw so this is gonna be PRICY
@@Bolockaye206 I do not have 24! But I'm hoping to work on my inventory soon!
@@brdane if you get ANY 24/16/13/12 at ANY point please lmk! I would love to buy some off ya
@@Bolockaye206 I'll let you know! You can only make drums with 14" and up, with normal drum head sizes.
we use 4 regular size pieces of paper double stuck to the granite.
I do a similar thing now! Only infuse double sided tape on a table. :)
Large format sandpaper. I currently use a broken sanding belt from a drum sander in my home shop, but at Calderwood, we use a 20" sanding disc adhered to a reclaimed glass tabletop.
BALES That sounds like a good way to do it! I just might have to give that a try!
I think if you cand finde large enought peace of sand paper you just can glue a number of smaller peaces on some surface and use it. Also about router: you dont need high coast router table you can make it just from peace of plyfood and it will work great if you need only make chamfer.
Also amazing how you make so much work using only hand tools. Iam too lazy for thos way xD
this video deserves more than millions of views!!! i can't imagine why such good videos get little amount of views
I honestly don't know either. TH-cam's algorithm is odd as hell and at times it recommends ridiculously off-putting videos to people. Having that said, I appreciate you thinking this video deserves those views! :)
Nice warm thud but has a snap to it as well. Thanks for the inspiration. I’m going to try to make one .Well done mate!🤘🥁🇨🇦
Awesome work man! Sounds and looks great. You should make an entire set out of PVC. Be loads of work but probably would sounds good.
Building full PVC sets, is the eventual goal. Starting with snares first. and Thank you very much for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed. :)
Love the sound of that snare, are you still making them, and what about a 3 pc kit!!
A full kit is the eventual goal! It maaaaaayyyybe done sooner than expected. :O
I glued a couple of regular pieces of sand papaer and worked really well
Enrico Simonotti Smart. I did a similar thing, I put a bunch of 2 sided tape on a table with sand paper on top.
That snare really does have a sweet sound to it. Many years ago I made a mounted tomtom and a floor tomtom out of some fiberglass water softener tanks and they didn’t sound to bad, they might of sounded better if I had put bottom heads on them but I didn’t.
Definitely sounds like some good experimentation! There's so many materials that are waiting to be made into drums.
Sounds UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!
Thank you very much!
@@brdane You're welcome. Another guy did a PCV snare video (sure you're aware) and his didn't sound half a good as yours.
Sounds decent. I would highly recommend investing in a cheap router and build it into a table yourself. Especially if you're going to make more drums. Also find that table sandpaper stuff. And create a jig for the lug casing holes out of metal if possible. Probably cheaper than a drill press. All these tools will make the building process more efficient and more precise. Nice drumming too!
Since this video, I have indeed invested in a router, drill press, sander and a few other tools to make the build process a lot easier!
It takes about 30 turns to get it true flat, flip the stone put the shell flat on it put a light on the inside of the shell if light leaks do it some more
We get the sandpaper at my work like your talking about. I think our is 60 grit. It is special ordered and special made. It isn't something your probably going to be able to find. Our comes in rolls 80" wide.
But if your interested in some maybe we can make some sort of trade.
I use a combination of 80 and 110. I use double sided tape to attach it to a worktable. :) just might have to get some 60 grit!
sounds better than I expected it to. good job dude.
chris cooper Thank you! :) I agree, I didn't expect it to sound as decent as it did. not too shabby for a first snare. :)
Dark wet tone ! Sounds powerful with good attack and clear
Thank you! I completely agree! :D
Also stick the grip tape to a large piece of granite stone from a kitchen counter top it's true flat
Nice drum! and i love your playing D-Beat and thrash beats! i love hardcore from sweden, japan, finland and actually anywhere as long as its sounds awesome.another guy made a PVC snare online but used two lugs per psiyion for a top lug/botton lug design, and his began to stretch and pull away from high tension, (maybe use 10 single lugs with gaskets or insert sleeves to keep possible snare self-destruction, but who knows?)=did yours ever start doing anything like this? Last question, did the heads easily slide on top of bearing edge or have to be "seated" or pressed at all, with 14inch diameter being same as drum head collars from remo,evans?tempted to buy a shell from you if you still are doing this?were there any takers originally?
sand paper is only strips layed down beside each other to make large square with contact glue
Thank you very much for the information, friend! I figured that out with the help of other people in the comments. 🙂
You want to get 80-100 grit adhesive back paper, and put the strips side by side on a thick sheet of mdf or a glass table top. The paper is not one sheet, it just looks like that because it's laid side-by-side over the entire table top.
Chip Hammond Gotcha gotcha. I thought it might had been multiple pieces. Thank you!
Nice sound
Thank you very much! :D
True drum sound is the size and depth of the shell, bearing edge and the heads u use
Respect for playing 16ths on the ride and high hat playing the punk beat...you woulda blew my mind if you were rocking that beat with a single pedal. I got shit for using a double so I taught myself how to play with a single :)
Dope drum! Love to know if the occur is holding up to the stress of the lugs.
Thanks!
:)
Thank you for the kind words! It is still holding up!
Did those tention lugs wear out the drilled holes? It happened on another guys pvc. Snare build. You can even sand sheetrock mud using folded sandpaper giving it more thickness, or the small electric sanders, untill getting the edges a good angle. Last time i checked , pvc that size was expensive.
To this day, the tension rods have not worn out, nor do I see any signs of them wearing out. I still have this snare pretty tightly-tuned. I saw the other person's snare build with PVC and not sure why he ran into issues. And yes, PVC is still very expensive (last time I checked). At the time of this video, prices were *significantly* cheaper than what they are now... which is why I bought 10 whole feet of pipe! eBay has pre-cut pieces that are more affordable. I appreciate the advice!
This Is Amazing! Thanks so much! I am surprised with how fat that the snare sounds!
Me too! It was a great experience! Thank you! :D
Sounds real good.
Thank you very much!
Awesome snare sounding! :D
Much thanks, my friend!
Glueing 4 x 80Grit sandpaper on a flat MDF board could be an option to level each side properly. Nice project!
Thank you for the advice! I actually did just that to a work table I have! :D
brdane the snare sounds really good!
@@DynamicRockers Thank you super super much! :D let me know if you ever want one, I'll take care of ya!
great job brother! was not expecting that great sound at all!
Well thank you sir! I learn as I go!
you nailed it! what brand is the hardware?
@@ljdunsmore1 It is all from drumfactorydirect.com
cool! I've used drummaker in Nashville before and they have good stuff too
@@ljdunsmore1 dFd has a great, simple and clean format. Easy to find everything.
U MUST do a router bearing edge, human hands make errors
Now you should make a set of Rototoms.
While most Roto Toms are usually small, PVC IS made in small diameter, but the outside diameter isn't exact, therefore heads can't fit on them. But I could make a set of 14 inch rotos. Lol
Great sounding snare but I’m loving the floor Tom more.
Lol thank you, that is a refurbished floor Tom from a Rhythm Art drum set.
Damn that sounds killer! Did you ever get around to making a kit or even just toms?
I did! I filmed the process! I just need to get around to putting the videos together! Check the last few videos on my channel to see my set in action!
And cheap to mid level shell can kick ass
I followed the link from Pete Green. Cool build!
Thank you very much, Tim! Glad you enjoyed it! :D I'm planning on a BIG build here soon, more than just a snare. ;)
Cool!!! I love the sound!
Omar Estrada Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! :D
I want an 8 inch deep one
In the 70's and 80's you see alot of huge drums and single head shells
I have noticed that with bands like The Who. Keith Moon usually didn't have a head on the bottom of his toms.
Sounds great m8 i rate 8/8 imma tryn build dis it look like fun
Benjamin Redd very fun making.
The large sheets of sand paper with a sticker bottom is grip tape from a sk8 shop any skater will know if they tape their own boards
Thomas Brenes That makes lots of sense. Thanks!
extremely cool - amazing job!
Thank you very much!
you're so very welcome - just started playing again after a 35 year absence from behind the kit. I admire your innovation - all the best to you!
Marlo Bernier Get back behind the kit!
I've worked and seen DW, Orange county drum and percussion
Sounds awesome! Could you possibly post another video (or sound file) of the drum without any processing?
Pete Green Productions I can, but my mics aren't the best for raw tracks. Let me pull something together.
If you can. Thanks! Sent you a private email as well...
OMG! it sounds very interesting congratsss !
Richard Zach Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :D
Im amazed that the pvc snare sound amazing but can you make a 14" tom out of pvc
I actually made a FULL set back this past winter, and filmed it all, I just need to get the video put together!
@@brdane i would like to see the video of the floor tom
@@FernandoFlores-vu6vx You'll see a video of the floor tom, and the whole set. :D
Dude! The snare is way cool; what tho is that large stereo speaker (brown with black grille cover) in the beginning? And that you used as a work table, lol!!! Cool projekt, Man!!!
That speaker goes to a sound system, I think by Phillips? And thank you very much! :)
Thought so: used to use those in my rehearsal/teaching room before I got some big powered monitors. Brought back memories! 🤘
@@substrate001 They are powerful!
The brand is actually Fisher!
All the drumset (bass drum, rack and floor toms) were also made in PVC? Thanks.
They were not in THIS video, but however, if you look at my newer videos, you'll see that I use a blue and black drumset. THAT drumset was entirely built out of PVC Pipe. I also filmed the making of that set, and will eventually post that. :)
Sounds great!
Joe Overmoe Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Look up Guru drums the leaders in bearing edges
I thought of an idea. What if I made a set of marching tenors out of pvc pipe.
You definitely could! I would recommend making them following these things: One, make them at least 14 inches in diameter. The sizing of PVC is odd. Any size advertised 14 inches and up is the outer diameter, and sizes under that are the inner diameter, so normal drum heads will not fit properly.
Two, make sure the depth of your tenors are short because the more PVC you have on a drum *that weight adds up incredibly quick* so don't make it to tall or else your back will hate you in the future.
Maybe make them all 14s, and tune differently. If you still want to include smaller drums I'm sure there are plastic materials that can fit smaller heads somewhere. Perhaps paint buckets that you can cut the bottom out of and add hardware to. I'm sure that, alone, would have a great sound.
@@brdane well I’d need like 6 different sizes. Those sizes being 14” 13” 12” 10” 8” and 6”
@@T1_Productions Perhaps for those you can find a manufacturer that can make special sized heads that don't cost an arm and a leg.
@@brdane haha
Buy 20"x 48" belt and cut it open
I remember someone suggesting something like the shortly after I made this video, I've also seen some drum builds doing that as well... thank you, friend!
do you have or can you write out the music for that big fill at the end? its killer. Snare sounds amazing!
I did not! This was all improv. :) And thank you!
Good video bruhh
Were did you find pvc then 45 bearin edge or 60?
The website is in the description, as stated in the video. And the bearing edge was a 45 degree.
Go for big deep drums
How much did the pvc cost you? Thanks.
The PVC costed be a little over 400.
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If u got the $$ for mics mixers amps and cabinets any sizes will do
I can get that PVC in hardware store?
Online.
The lugs don’t look straight up and down
They probably weren't completely aligned, considering this was my very first drum build and I didn't have proper tools.
My man where did you find PVC that big? I can't seem to locate any.
pvcpipesupplies.com
They only sell in 10 foot and 20 foot increments.
Where’d you get the PVC itself?
pvcpipesupplies.com
brdane thank you!
So basic price for a beginner would be around what....$$$?
bevis 316 email me at brdane@gmail.com
sweeeeeet
Yes I think I will
Scott Jones ??
Ill get with ya shortly I have all the hardwear.
Scott Jones alrighty, send me an email and I'll take care of ya. brdane@gmail.com
Travis Baker style
Travis Baker style
@@brdane by the way. The snare sounds good! And that's about it 😊
@@drummerboyharm3078 Thank you so much, friend! I appreciate your words!
Where do you find your large pvc pipes?
Émilien Falcimaigne pvcpipesupplies.com. They sell them in 10 and 20 foot increments.
Thanks
Where did you get the pvc tube?
Chip Hammond pvcpipesupplies.com
How much is the pvc pipe?
Xue Lor About 400
Where in the fuck did you find that pipe???
how can I have one?
Simply email me at brdane@gmail.com with all details as to how you want it made. Heads, shell depth, colors, etc. I'll shoot you a price back. :)
hello very good job, i like that . can you give the PVC diameter please in inch
The diameter is in the title, 14 inches. ;)
hahaha were you listening at all? 😏
@@ljdunsmore1 TThat's what I am sayin'.. not like it's in the title or anything... lol
I applaud the effort but building drums out of plastics has been around since the 60's. Good effort from home though.
MIKE SCHUMACHER Hey thank you very much. I definitely planned on continuing with this. I guess what I meant when I said that I haven't seen much of it around, is that I haven't seen much of commercially sold PVC drums. Especially in the 21st century.
You are adorable
My mother told me the same thing.
Where’d you buy the shell
Aaron Rochford did you watch video at all ?
All the reverb in the world on it. It's not exactly an honest representation of how the thing sounds.
Not the best, I agree. It's just a basic mix, is all!
this video deserves more than millions of views!!! i can't imagine why such good videos get little amount of views
Thank you, kindly! :D
Where did you get the pvc pipe from
Josh Campbell pvcpipesupplies.com