NUTHA JASON
Senior Administrator
A long time student of mine is leaving for university and as a going away present i got a good bottle of wine and a fat gift voucher for amazon. so i decided, after all these years of playing with sticks, to make a proper go of learning brushes. i've always had them around and played them my own way but the time has come to get serious. i love watching steve smith brushing and i want some of that so i have purchased ''The Art of Playing with Brushes'', a pair of good new brushes and decided to make a brush practice pad.
I had an old unused coated ambassador and a spare 14'' rim. i cut a piece of plywood to size and then cut 5 sheets of bubble plastic into discs 13'' across. these were then all sandwhiched between the head and the wood and i simply tied the rim to the wood. i used spares so it cost me nothing and took 20 minutes to put together and works perfectly. you can make one too...
I had an old unused coated ambassador and a spare 14'' rim. i cut a piece of plywood to size and then cut 5 sheets of bubble plastic into discs 13'' across. these were then all sandwhiched between the head and the wood and i simply tied the rim to the wood. i used spares so it cost me nothing and took 20 minutes to put together and works perfectly. you can make one too...