daredrummer
Gold Member
Which would you is your favorite out of the group? I would love to own a dunnett.
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Which would you is your favorite out of the group? I would love to own a dunnett.
uniongoon
Gold Member
Here is another one for my stable. 7X14 Walnut stave with a wafer thin mappa burl maple inlay, puresound 24 brass strainer, allstar posts with polished aluminum tubes, DW 3 way butt and throw off, die cast hoops. This was my first ever attempt at an inlay, not perfect, but I am happy still with the result, sounds good too.
Here are a couple of mine;
1-Craviotto Poplar 14x6½
2-Noble & Cooley Maple 14x7
3-Ludwig 'The Brick' Birch 14x7 w/Stellar Wood Hoops
4-Pearl Session Custom Maple 14x5 w/Stellar Wood Hoops
The first 2 are steam bent one piece.
1-Craviotto Poplar 14x6½
2-Noble & Cooley Maple 14x7
3-Ludwig 'The Brick' Birch 14x7 w/Stellar Wood Hoops
4-Pearl Session Custom Maple 14x5 w/Stellar Wood Hoops
The first 2 are steam bent one piece.
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scorch whammin
Gold Member
Here's a few of mine....
Yamaha Parallel Action Birch (late 70's)
Yamaha Sonny Emory Sig. Beech
Longo Steambent Walnut
BCA in cherrywood with woodne hoops
Yamaha Parallel Action Birch (late 70's)
Yamaha Sonny Emory Sig. Beech
Longo Steambent Walnut
BCA in cherrywood with woodne hoops
Deathmetalconga
Platinum Member
Sweet natural whole wood goodness. I am blessed just to see these.
Deathmetalconga
Platinum Member
More jaw-dropping drum porn. The one on the bottom looks like it grew on a tree, just like that - some kind of exotic tree that produces snare drums as fruit.
uniongoon
Gold Member
Another walnut stave, this one was covered with some thinly sliced maple burl. The veneer had some dips and valleys, filled and sanded many many clear coats to smooth it out, became futile really, but looks pretty good from 10 paces.
And I finally finished this birdseye maple snare, installed the vent, matched the tension rods and I drilled and put tiny gold wood screws through the claws so they would be supported better under pressure.
And I finally finished this birdseye maple snare, installed the vent, matched the tension rods and I drilled and put tiny gold wood screws through the claws so they would be supported better under pressure.
Deathmetalconga
Platinum Member
Another walnut stave, this one was covered with some thinly sliced maple burl. The veneer had some dips and valleys, filled and sanded many many clear coats to smooth it out, became futile really, but looks pretty good from 10 paces.
And I finally finished this birdseye maple snare, installed the vent, matched the tension rods and I drilled and put tiny gold wood screws through the claws so they would be supported better under pressure.
Dude, you are the Larry Flynt of drum porn. Just mindblowing. Where do you sell this stuff? How much do you charge for something?
Deathmetalconga
Platinum Member
Supernatural Limba
Limba? Never even heard of that. Let's see more pictures of your kid. The grain is bold.
latzanimal
Silver Member
Here a few older ones that desperately need cleaned... Tulipwood, purpleheart w/ 24k hrdwr, & cocobola
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GrooveSuperfly
Senior Member
My recently received Antoni Drums snare.
Its made of Elm, hollow trunk, one piece.
14x6,5.
Throwoff is Antonio in Alu,
Its made of Elm, hollow trunk, one piece.
14x6,5.
Throwoff is Antonio in Alu,
Swiss Matthias
Platinum Member
Yes, deliteful, lol! Well, on second thought I'm not sure if the finish really belongs in this
thread, because it's actually engineered veneer. So it's realy and natural wood, but it
doesn't grow like this.
thread, because it's actually engineered veneer. So it's realy and natural wood, but it
doesn't grow like this.
Deathmetalconga
Platinum Member
Crazy! Never seen anything like that.
As the originator of this thread, I have taken on the role of determining what qualifies as a natural finish.
This qualifies! As long none of the wood is stained, dyed or artificially colored, then it is a natural wood finish. Even if several woods are somehow sliced up and pressed together like this apparently is.