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Here's a few more shots.
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Beautiful! You brought a sad drum back to life! I was also thinking "Buddy Rich" when I saw it. Again, a fine restoration on a drum that might have ended up in the trash heap!
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cool looking indeed !
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Thank You For the kind words. When you said Trash Heap I got a cold shiver up my spine.
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I'm considering doing this with a 10x14 concert tom I have that has been drilled for multiple mounts as well.
Did you use a table saw to cut the shell down? Great save! Looks really professional.
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YEP!!!. That's exactly how it was done. Just put the shell against the fence of the table saw, push the shell into the blade and spin the shell.
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