[drumbuilder]

can somebody help me with these anibody with some plans!! thanks!!

[toneV8]

Šta je to na slici.

[drumbuilder]

to ti je tokarac za drvene shellove znas li sto o konstrukciji toga??

[sailfl]

I think you will get a better response if you provide in more details what kind of help you are looking for.

[drumbuilder]

i need some plans for building this!! I am interested only how to build a jig on that table so I can fix the drum shell on it!!

[JasonD]

Looks pretty basic, your main issue would be finding the metal for the jig. I would think that it could be done in wood as well, (plywood 2 or 3 pieces of 3/4 stuff epoxied together)

Then from there, find out your circle radius and start drilling the boltholes that will hold your drum on.

Looks like they have 7 bolts threaded through to catch the inside.

EDIT: If your ONLY plans were for drums.. I would think that you could build it completly out of plywood and have the pulley bar sitting on top of a few bearings on top of the wooden plywood box. The arm for holding your carving tools could also be bolted right to the box.

Make a square box, sealed in on all sides, bolt the pulley and bar onto bearings clamped to the top, then bolt a metal arm coming out to hold your chisels..

I have plans that show how to make a wooden lathe out of all plywood & other parts available at a hardware store.. drop me a PM if you want them.

[Drakkn]

Looks pretty basic, your main issue would be finding the metal for the jig. I would think that it could be done in wood as well, (plywood 2 or 3 pieces of 3/4 stuff epoxied together)

Then from there, find out your circle radius and start drilling the boltholes that will hold your drum on.

Looks like they have 7 bolts threaded through to catch the inside.

EDIT: If your ONLY plans were for drums.. I would think that you could build it completly out of plywood and have the pulley bar sitting on top of a few bearings on top of the wooden plywood box. The arm for holding your carving tools could also be bolted right to the box.

Make a square box, sealed in on all sides, bolt the pulley and bar onto bearings clamped to the top, then bolt a metal arm coming out to hold your chisels..

I have plans that show how to make a wooden lathe out of all plywood & other parts available at a hardware store.. drop me a PM if you want them.

PM me as I am getting into drum building also - I have some plans for a woodworking lather.

Regards

Tony

[mhickler]

Check out my website... hicklerbanjo.com. I have a four axis lathe that I made myself. It's not exactly the same, but it works. I have some pictures and plans, though not complete for the CNC prototype. I'll help you if I can.

- Mark

[Drakkn]

I guess your plans could be adapted to make snare drums ?
I know I make guitars but I am also being asked if I can make drums as well

[mhickler]

email me and I'll do what I can to help. My plans can be adapted, but you can also adapt a standard wood lathe.

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[Drakkn]

email me and I'll do what I can to help. My plans can be adapted, but you can also adapt a standard wood lathe.

[email protected]

Cheers - I have not even made the lathe yet - just finished my cnc machine - probably cant adapt that though ?

[mhickler]

Can you send pictures?

[Drakkn]

Can you send pictures?

I have a pdf file but I dont think you can put them up here so I could put them on my website for you to download .let me know

[Art Ransom]

Mount the piece on a faceplate using hot melt glue. Run a bead of glue around the outside and turn the inside first. Then run a bead of hot melt on the inside and turn the outside. Keep the speed fairly slow.

http://www.turningaround.org/31inColumnBases.htm
this shows the face plate construction