Reinforcement ring installation - Compression fit - By Kirsch
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2022
- This video is made for Adam Ullrich at Derby City Drums. Enjoy sir!
This is an oldschool technique for installing compression fit reinforcement rings. The goal of this is to create and outward tension on the shell, which supports higher tunings and adds attack at lower tuning. Used by Rogers, Camco, early dw and many other custom builders. This is not the same as just adding extra material at the end of the drum. This is a very specific sound you don't get other ways. Especially at higher jazz tunings.
Thanks Jeff great video found you on drum history do you have more content is this your only channel?I’m more of a hobbyist super fun love drums your you saying don’t go super tight with this process with Keller shells?
where can I find rerings ?
Do you route the inside edge any differently or at a different angle than a drum without a re-ring?
Is this the same process for installing the locating collar/ring in your nesting bass drum and floor tom shells?
It is! Makes for a very stable lock between the shells and eliminates buzz.
Ross from Friends .. fits rerings
Thanks! I just ordered some reinforcement rings and was wondering how to install. They are too big to just fit in. Cheers!
Enjoy!
Tighter is definitely better than loose.
ash preferred
all I see out there is 3/8" thick I'm thinking buy a 14" to put inside a 13" but they are also 2.5" deep That's too wide .....
Use a brush next time. Also, no need for glue on both surfaces. More glue doesn't mean better bond...
Super constructive suggestions from the guy with no content.
Brushes create waste and serve no other purpose than to keep my finger clean. But water does that.
When compressing one piece inside the other, it takes lubing up both pieces. Just cause there's glue on both pieces doesn't mean there's too much. Very minimal glue to clean.