Making my own drums

[chestwick91]

I was just wondering if there are any other good drum part sites and stores around the internet (other then drumaker.com) that had a good list of parts and shells...etc
thanks
all
help welcome

 

[BlackHawk2029]

google it man. you'll turn up quite a bit of stuff

 

[rory]

I got my shells and some hardware from AM Drumparts.

 

[spindrummer82]

AM Drumparts is fantastic. It's great for first time builders as they will cut edges and drill the holes for free if you buy all the parts you need from them. Lately I have been using www.bestdrumdeals.com though because I have been doing my own edges and holes and BDD has better prices.

 

[chestwick91]

Thanks guys...keep um coming

 

[ausrock]

Eric Sooy at http://www.drumfoundry.com is a good guy to deal with.

If you haven't already found them, it may pay to look through the backlog of building info at both http://www.drumshed.org/forum/ and...... http://www.ghostnote.net/vbforum/ ............although I have an idea that GN may be "off line" at present, not that it really matters because they were originally one site, some people trotted off to set up Ghostnote V2.0 while to save confusion GN V1.0 changed to Drumshed.

 

[Louddog]

http://www.drumrap.com/

This site is for drum makers, and has a lot of good links.

 

[zacanger]

eBay is cool too for finding vintage hardware.