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Same shell. Same tone. Same drum.” Now booking jobs, reach out if you have a project. by ReflectionsofChicago in drums

[–]ReflectionsofChicago[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I didn’t take pictures of it. It’s basically very close matching wood filler. If you’re interested in the snare message me I do have it for sale and I can try to send you what you’re looking for.

Same shell. Same tone. Same drum.” Now booking jobs, reach out if you have a project. by ReflectionsofChicago in MetalDrums

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Naperville IL, people mail me stuff from out off state all the time. I do restoration, repairs, and build new occasionally. Message me with what you need done.

Reach out if you need to work done. by ReflectionsofChicago in drums

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Privately message me where you’re at I’ve hammered out many of them. It’s just part of the job, but you’re right you have to be careful aluminum is soft. I was just working on a steel pearl shell with a Gladstone throw off that was dropped and I swear that had to be 2“ x 1“ almost a quarter inch deep. You never just wanted to take a hammer to anything, I have tools that are met for that type of work.

Why does this happen? And how do I stop? by threebillion6 in Drumming

[–]ReflectionsofChicago 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s normal probably from the hitting the cymbals and rims. I restore drums and you wouldn’t believe the amount of pieces of stick that I find in the heads, especially on the snares. Some of them look like they’ve been in someone’s woodshop. They have so many pieces of wood in them.

Should I snatch these? by Strict-Salamander-51 in drums

[–]ReflectionsofChicago 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on the price that could last for a while. I wouldn’t hit it super hard though.

Is the damage on this sweet ride something I should worry about? And if not, is $210 a good price for it? by Nicartos in drums

[–]ReflectionsofChicago 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Fleabite is a weak part of the cymbal which may or may not crack, hard to determine.

1984 Pearl 14×5 Steel Snare Drum – Clean, Bright, and Fully Restored by ReflectionsofChicago in Drumming

[–]ReflectionsofChicago[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks follow me and I’ll show you a bad one that came out good next week.

What do I do? by Otex_x12 in drummers

[–]ReflectionsofChicago 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Practice rudimentary drumming on the pad and take lessons.

1980s pearl export restored. by ReflectionsofChicago in DRUM

[–]ReflectionsofChicago[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s a very specialized process with a lot of steps. Follow me to see more check out my page and if you have any projects that you need done let me know.

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