I build my own Drumset | First Drum Building 

How it sounds i am so anxious about it, great job

Wood worker for 45 years. Drummer for 45 years. working in the lumber and wood business for 37 years. This is FUCKING great! Nice work.

Can’t fool us. He’s a part of the drum manufacturing team.

I've wanted to build some stave drums and never have. Top points for getting it done! I fully recommend scaring yourself by watching some table saw/router kickback videos, they will save your life! Keep making and learning, props x

Building your own drum kit is better than buying any expensive equipment you have. I think that’s a great idea to do so 😎

Those look amazing, dude. Like, incredible. Can't wait to hear them!!

If his drumming skills are half as good as his woodworking skills, then he’s great!

Absolutely incredible work! Although it looks like very specialized tools were used.I bet it sounds like the best set money can buy.

Dude...no video of someone playing them? That's rough.

How do they sound? After spending all that time making them, people are naturally going to wonder what they sound like. I see a lot of videos of drum covers but none of you playing the kit alone.

Love the stave build...lets hear em! :)

Hell yeah, dude! That's freaking awesome!!! You definitely got some woodworking skills!! Great job, man, great job!!!!!

Excellent hustle man! Great vid with some really interesting techniques for the woodworking bank.

Absolutely stunning job

WOW WOW WOW, that is seriously impressive, well done, you friggen ROCK 🤘😝🤘

Killer build reminded me of my first build 10 years ago :.)

Servus! Ich hab beim Jonas Winkler die Bilder von Deinem Projekt gesehen und die waren schon echt nett. Aber nach dem Video ist "nett" echt untertrieben. Hammerprojekt! Chapeau!!!

crazy what people can do with simple tools and the right know how. bravo!!! impressing!

Love the use of the X22 music. Hiii aaand welcome!!

Those are beautiful, amazing work!

Amazing

impressive technique ... creativity +100

great job very smart build

How much did it cost for the wood, hardware, and heads because honestly if it's cheap enough this might be my ticket of admission

Beautiful work! Congrats on the new kit :D

Hey, does the router move up and down at all if it meets any resistance along the way? Not sure if it’s because it’s a heavy router but it seems like it doesn’t move up at all. I tried previously with this method but the snare always seemed to lift up off the metal glide rails.

Wonderful job! And you picked some really cool hardware that pairs really well with your finish. My kudos!

Well done! Rift white oak it looks. Those will be bright. Thanks for the great video!

Beautiful kit!

Nice work man, I know Ludwig doesn't make drums liek a barrel the way you did , just ago the reason its so time consuming 1, and 2 I wonder about the sound for even the most expensive drums to my knowledge are made out of plywood. Do you have any vid of you playing it? Im a carpenter and would really like do build y own set but I figure time is better spent practicing paradiddles ha ha,

Can we have a sound demo please??? Fabulous job!! Well done

That work is just on point! Really well done. I've never seen rollers used like that before. Good thinking. Now I gotta set something up like that. But I do want to hear what they sound like! Also, I think different woods would sound very slightly different, being different densities, depending on which wood one chooses. But, man, the finish looks awesome!

Inspiring...such a great job you did...how do they sound though?

That’s simply beautiful 🤘🏻

Very Nice build. Do you have a blueprint of the gig you set up with the router that you are willing to share ?

Wow! Amazing...🎉🎉🎉❤

Amazing Work!

Awesome😄😄 Some good woodwork is an art himself, especially on acoustic intruments. Respect! I lik it

Stave construction......very cool.

That hand powered lathe is so smart

It’s crazy how you managed to use a router and a belt sander instead of a typical lathe! Great job!

I hereby name you, Sir Slingerland! Very cool, nice job!

Why is your table saw blade set so high above the thickness of the the work piece? Dangerous..

Awesome work! Would love to hear it

Amazing work.... Respect !

awesome idea.

I’m a guitar builder who is also a drummer. Just got the conveyor rollers and threaded bar etc…. Videos like this inspire me to make my first kit. What do you think about multi layer like mahogany inner and maple outer for floor Tom’s? Snare all maple curly outer edge. Mounted Tom’s birch/maple combo. All curly outer layers on whole kit. Thx for video

Wow wow and thousand times wow amazing please show how this sounds?

Sounded great gee thanks 🤯

you rocks, congrats, is beautiful.

Awesome job

Looks great!

Wow that was epic as shit looks So nice with the black

Very impressive

That's an interesting way of doing with powertools what would traditionally be done with a draw knife.

How much did this cost you? This look amazing. I want to do this but I don’t have the tools. What tools are you using?

Are these lugs gretsch? What's wood dodaj You use?

Perfeição ! Ficou belíssimo o seu trabalho e a sua bateria ( Drum Set ).

just curious, how wide were the strips you cut? And was that 5/4's thick or 1 inch?

I'm a carpenter. Seriously, dude, what you did is awesome🤘 just add a demo and some links for the materials....

Brilliant, brother. You'd better not ever stop creating, and after another 5 or 6 builds' experience, I'm going to buy a kit of shallow drums from you....so you'd better give me a discount for the early support 😂

Hi, nice looking! would be great to share some tips, like dimensions on phase1, triming size phase 2 and so on. Also would like to know weight of each drum? Great video and success!

Looks real nice. Wish i could hear em

That took a lot of time and dedication

So inspiring! Looks amazing!

Wow, impressive.

Im happy for you. Very nice job. What kind of wood was that?

insane! kudos!

Amazing job, dude.

Looks amazing. I saw your reply saying Oak, I thought so. Oak stave shells! And what bearing edge have you gone for please?

What were the rollers that you used to mount the shells on when you are routing the inside?

Stupendo!!!!

I'll be going down this route. But, better yet, I'll be trying to improve my finishing skills. There is virtually NO ONE who does custom drum paint jobs. When I say custom....I'm talking even if you just want a solid lacquer color. I'm having a custom kit made now, and was astonished at the fact that there is maybe one extraordinarily talented guy I've found who will do it. And, his prices are as high, as his work-ethic is low.

nice but how do they sound they looked a little thick (shells)

awesome!! nice work. why anyone would give you a thumbs down is beyond me

Where you located at? You still building drums? Nicely done. Your shop and jigs are very cool. I’m part of a reclaimed wood company and would love to type / talk with you if you can. Thx. Dean. TBC Timeless Barn Company Frankfort, IN USA

Impressive!!! I bet it sounds great!! Talk about a custom kit..😎🥳😎

Looks great! Nice job!

Kickass, those table saw moves though, shit man.

I wonder if my wife will let me have a drum set if I build it. 🤔 hmmm

Great job. How much did it cost you?

pretty cool

so cool..

Great !

Nuts! I'm jealous of you having the time and space to do this project. Lovely build and well-designed jigs, thank you for sharing. Would love to see a follow-up vid of how they sound. But yeah, push sticks. Woodworkers are always gonna rag on you for that, and quite right too. Why compromise the value of a) your fingers b) sponsorship potential? Just my thoughts. Cheers.

what videos did you happen to watch? I've been looking for videos on drum building, as I'm looking to start building my own kit!

How long did it take you from the beginning to the end? They look great!

Geile Kit!! Es sieht wirklich klasse aus!!

Can you give dimensions for every cut that you did for each piece

Respekt...Grüße aus Niederbayern :-)

WOW!

Sehr gut!

Awesome shells cheap hardware I’d upgrade the hardware and custom wood burn badges.

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👏 wow very nice bro.

Man your blade is supposed to be just a little above the top surface of your board you are cutting, if you accidentally have a tiny jerk or mishap you could cut you hand off with the blade all the way up like you did it there. You did a nice job on them.

Bravo.

Excellent job!! Lots of hard work but also lots of future refinements if you decide to build more kits!.

Sau interessant, schaut richtig guad aus!

Wow👍