I usually use Bopworks sticks, they are made like vintage ones. Thin and light tipped, there are a variety of models though and they all have exact measurements listed on the site. Maybe they might suit your need instead of going through customization.

bopworks.net

Ive been playing the Mel Lewis Bopworks for quite awhile but I am looking for something more Ringo spec which would be these 11a's. thanks!

[COLOR="DarkRed"]As I use my local cabinetmaker for bearing edges (he does a superb job)...all I can suggest is finding a woodturner....you know, someone who does rail pickets, balustres, and the like.

They would probably be proficient enough to match up a pair of sticks.

But, man...it wouldn't be cheap. Might be better o just try to find the closest contemporary match, as others above suggest....[/COLOR]

I think Jeff Rich over at customdrumsticks only wants 5.95 a pair

Yes, customdrumsticks.com, that's exactly what those guys specialize in. I've been thinking of having them clone some old Gretsch sticks I have.

It is not problem for me. I can clonning someone vintage drumsticks with precision +- 0,1 mm (0,004 inches). Only i needs sample - original sticks (i used too). I working from hickory, or hornbeam. For more informations please write to [email]info@rstick.com[/email] (my page is only Czech language)

Google Chrome does a nice fast automatic translation of the site.