I did this to a cheap brass hi-hat cymbal to make a trash-crash, and it actually sounded pretty good. Began to crack at a couple of holes though. Still a good use for a spare cymbal.
I would watch heating them up unless you quench them directly after it makes them brittle. If you heat them red hot then quench in water tank the color stays and tempers the metal. With out quenching they will break very easily. I found out the hard way and after talking to cymbals makers figure out quenching is best
Jace Hebert could be the one I shattered was b20 but quenching also helps the sound for me Atleast. I took a couple sabian sbr rides brass lathed them hammered and quenched. Before quenching they sounded dead but good tone now after quenching the volume open up big time
I got a B8 Pro 18” rock crash I never even fill on cause it sounds like shit. I’ve got 2 o-zones that I fill on constantly. Then my ballistic crash. I’m definitely doing this to that old big bell rock crash tomorrow. Sounds amazing!
You’re funny!😸 I’m going to make one of these myself. I have a slightly cracked Zildjian, so why the hairy heck not? It’ll make a great trashy hi-hat! Thank you for the idea!
its cool but maybe you could made the first four holes near to the bell and check the sound before drilling next holes, need to play with the diameter an location of the holes to get the correct sound
Thanks for Sharing the video of the ozone creation! I did one myself and I use it with my stack. I think there might be a chemical out there In which you could apply to your O zone to give more color and more of the earth ride look of the 90s Not sure what it is myself but I’m sure UA-cam community would know? Thanks again
It sounded bloody awful as a normal cymbal dude but man did it change into something quite fab had a great trash to it sounded great I thought , I’m off to shed now with some crap cymbals to Frankenstein some of mine 🤣🤣 nice one good vid 👍
I'm so glad I could help you with this problem! I struggled to figure out for myself and after getting lucky stumbled across someone using it. Its called a "beam compass" now the one I'm using I ended up making because I couldn't find exactly what was going to fit my needs.
No Problem! The red on in this video was my first one, I actually remade a better much more efficient one. If you're interested in checking out Gen.2 its in my Junk Hat video.
@@JaceHebert Ahh. That makes sense. Thanks! I followed your procedure for this today. Had an old Sabian Solar cymbal. Sounded terrible. Its amazing. There are not many things that work better after drilling a bunch of holes in it.
So a normal compass won't do, what you need is what's called a Beam Compass. They are somewhat pricey but they are also fairly easy to make. I've made a better version since this video was made. I recommend going to homedepot and getting a large yard stick and drilling holes in it so you can adjust your center point.
Испортил нормальную тарелку. После того как он насверлил дырок пропало натяжение и тембр звука металла, я уже не говорю о длительности самого звука. Теперь она стала звучать как крышка от кастрюли. Не звук, а хаос.
Gotta crank that snare up my guy
😂😂
man, I really didnt expect to hear his snare sound like a bass lmao. really caught me off guard
Holy cow, I am a big fan of your work
The sound just amazing and already stole my heart
It's comments like yours that makes all the work worth it, Thanks.
Sounds really close to B8 Pro Ozone Crash, good job!
Thanks!
I did this to a cheap brass hi-hat cymbal to make a trash-crash, and it actually sounded pretty good. Began to crack at a couple of holes though. Still a good use for a spare cymbal.
I would watch heating them up unless you quench them directly after it makes them brittle. If you heat them red hot then quench in water tank the color stays and tempers the metal. With out quenching they will break very easily. I found out the hard way and after talking to cymbals makers figure out quenching is best
I questioned if I should quenched the cymbal but I have had any issues with it yet. B8's are a pretty hardy cymbal though so it might be ok.
Jace Hebert could be the one I shattered was b20 but quenching also helps the sound for me Atleast. I took a couple sabian sbr rides brass lathed them hammered and quenched. Before quenching they sounded dead but good tone now after quenching the volume open up big time
Liked the sound as well. I wanna see more cowbell. I got a fever
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing. Glad you didn't lose a finger
I got a B8 Pro 18” rock crash I never even fill on cause it sounds like shit. I’ve got 2 o-zones that I fill on constantly. Then my ballistic crash. I’m definitely doing this to that old big bell rock crash tomorrow. Sounds amazing!
You can polish to make bright and clean before make the holes to be safer haha
But that sounds amazing!!!
Next time sand and polish 1st. Still great job!
Holy shit ! That sounds much better !!!
This actually sound pretty decent!
Sabian cymbals for life man!!!! But, that would make an ideal stack cymbal. I'd say stack that under an 18" AA Fast Chinese cymbal.
Wow sounds great looks cool too good idea!
I think if there is a next time you should thing out the cymbal like on a lath3 if you got one. Sounds to thick but still better than what it was
There is plans for a cymbal lathe in the future. It being thinner would make a world of difference.
You’re funny!😸 I’m going to make one of these myself. I have a slightly cracked Zildjian, so why the hairy heck not? It’ll make a great trashy hi-hat! Thank you for the idea!
It sounds so open and beautiful! Love it!
I'm going to try this with a 20.5 inch Chad Smith explosion crash!
Rough, I was looking for a hydro cutting process
Problem with that is unless you already have access to a machine to do it, It'll be expensive.
its cool but maybe you could made the first four holes near to the bell and check the sound before drilling next holes, need to play with the diameter an location of the holes to get the correct sound
Personal I feel as though the sound is spot on.
really liked the tone..
Turned out good to me.
ah fr christ sake do it with a B8 sure. not a b8 pro though. theyre pretty damn good
Thanks for Sharing the video of the ozone creation!
I did one myself and I use it with my stack.
I think there might be a chemical out there In which you could apply to your O zone to give more color and more of the earth ride look of the 90s
Not sure what it is myself but I’m sure UA-cam community would know?
Thanks again
Sounds better
what size hole saw did you use? 1 1/2 or 1 3/4 is what it looks like to me
I believe it was 13/4
Note to self polish before and not after
Cool project. I like it, though for my tastes a bit too trashy. I probably would have started with 6 or 8 holes that size and then tested it.
I totally get that, I would like to revisit this project in the near future and try a few things differently.
So cool! Well done.
Cool. Thanks for posting that. Lots of drilling/milling safety violations there, bud, be careful!!! :-)
The crazy part is, I work in a power plant and deal with Osha regulations all the time lol
Tone is great 👍 it sounds way expensive
I'm very pleased with how it came out
I got an extra hit hat was thinking doing the same! How'd it hold up?
Like that music choice bud.
Sounds like a 500 dollar effects cymbal
What size are the holes?
Please practice shop safety next time. Hard to drum when missing fingers 😂. Thanks for the video!
How much would you charge to do this? No heating involved.
It sounded bloody awful as a normal cymbal dude but man did it change into something quite fab had a great trash to it sounded great I thought , I’m off to shed now with some crap cymbals to Frankenstein some of mine 🤣🤣 nice one good vid 👍
Nice work
Jace the man
What’s the protractor for
How much do you charge??
what type of hole saw did you use? brand?
The are craftsman brand.
Hey, what's that compass like tool called that you're using? Something like that would be super handy but can't seem to find anything like it
I'm so glad I could help you with this problem! I struggled to figure out for myself and after getting lucky stumbled across someone using it. Its called a "beam compass" now the one I'm using I ended up making because I couldn't find exactly what was going to fit my needs.
@@JaceHebert thank you! Think I'll probably build one myself. Your design looks a lot more useful than the commercial ones I can see.
No Problem! The red on in this video was my first one, I actually remade a better much more efficient one. If you're interested in checking out Gen.2 its in my Junk Hat video.
Where did you get that protactor
It's custom made.
Your drum heads are confusing. Are they Remo or Evans?
They're Remo drum heads but have Evans E rings on them to help with the over tones. I dont like Remo rings they aren't wide enough.
@@JaceHebert Ahh. That makes sense. Thanks!
I followed your procedure for this today. Had an old Sabian Solar cymbal. Sounded terrible.
Its amazing. There are not many things that work better after drilling a bunch of holes in it.
where did you get the compass from? Been looking for it on amazon and lowes
I made it.
@@JaceHebert I have to ask what compass would you suggest to draw those lines? I tried helix and that failed measurably
So a normal compass won't do, what you need is what's called a Beam Compass. They are somewhat pricey but they are also fairly easy to make. I've made a better version since this video was made. I recommend going to homedepot and getting a large yard stick and drilling holes in it so you can adjust your center point.
@@JaceHebert Ok final question do you have a pic of your new beam compass? I'd love to see it if that is possible
Sure, I could make a short video and maybe send it to you. What kind of social media do you have?
"I'm more of a B20 Bronze kind of guy". lol Who TF prefers B8 over B20?
I'm teasing, of course.
3:45 😁
where did you get the equipment
Which equipment to be exact?
@@JaceHebert the drill bits
They are holesaw drill bits. You can find them at any hardware store or on amazon.
@@JaceHebert thank you
-como se llama la maquina?
-Name of machine?
Nice trashy sound, maybe try stacking?
Tune them drums
Tune your ears.
@@JaceHebert haha nice
Who else hates b8,s.
I definitely not fond of them. I feel like they're right up there with sabian sbr's
Sabian B8= big no no.
Paiste 2002 are made of b8 bronze and they are great
Испортил нормальную тарелку. После того как он насверлил дырок пропало натяжение и тембр звука металла, я уже не говорю о длительности самого звука. Теперь она стала звучать как крышка от кастрюли. Не звук, а хаос.
Stack that thing