Thank you so much. I have a Native American hand drum that has gone flat. Thanks to this my husband and I can see a way to return it to a good sound. I watched others which were not much help at all. This is just great.
This is such an awesome video! I love watching how others work on the drummaking craft! I love making and selling my drums at community gatherings. I even taught a couple classes myself. That being said i can never learn enough
GREAT INSTRUCTIONS! Thank you. My drum is nice and taut, and already has a voice even though we just wrapped it. I am excited about hearing it's sound after it dries!
Thank you. I wonder what kind of wood you are using. I have a 200 year old silver maple on my ground. She has been a big part of my and my granddaughters lives. She lost a huge hollow branch this winter. If I can smooth a slice of it inside and out, do you think it would be strong enough? Give us good sound? Is there a traditional wood that is used?
The round hand drums are typically made with maple frames. Using the branch would be a fun project and I can't see why it wouldn't sound good. Thanks for watching!
Hey man, those bird symbols on your shirt, I've see that spirit figure in the astral realm twice. I always have a crazy out of body experience when I see it.
Very helpful video. I have a 24” double sided drum whose frame was made using 16 mitered segments of rounded softwood. I relocated from the Midwest to Arizona and gave it no thought. One night I heard a sound like a rifle shot as one of the laces gave way. Within a month enough laces broke to break out two mitered segments! I would like to reuse the heads to make a pair of smaller hand drums. My question is whether or not these heads will, after soaking, react in the same way an un-stretched hide would? Any experience reusing a previously stretched hide you could share? Thanks for the video.
excellent video! Do you use warm water or cold water to start the soak? Do you need to put any chemical into the soak? Just watching this makes me want to make one, I love your videos :)
Hello Phil, Could be a few things, crack in the frame, tension on hide it too loose. Is the frame deep could be that or maybe the kind of hide that was used. Thanks for watching our video's!
@@thewanderingbull9843 Thanx so much for thew quick reply. The frame is brand new...20 segments glued (over glued with lots of squeeze out) and sanded to circle. This frame is 2 and a half inches deep and others just 2 inches deep. Buffalo hide drum head. So it goes, in the fullness of time all things are revealed, again, thank you for your input, it's much appreciated.
Chris, great video. You mention the kit, but your site only has a 9" drum kit. Are you planning a 13" kit? If not, how many feet of Rawhide lacing for a 13" drum?
Best video of how to make a hand drum I found so far. Thanks and greetings from Germany!
Thank you & thanks for watching!
Thank you so much. I have a Native American hand drum that has gone flat. Thanks to this my husband and I can see a way to return it to a good sound. I watched others which were not much help at all. This is just great.
Het thanks for watching! So glad the video was helpful!!
Just put your flat drum over a fire. Goes back to normal.
This is such an awesome video! I love watching how others work on the drummaking craft! I love making and selling my drums at community gatherings. I even taught a couple classes myself. That being said i can never learn enough
Thanks for watching! Would agree we learn something new each day!
GREAT INSTRUCTIONS! Thank you. My drum is nice and taut, and already has a voice even though we just wrapped it. I am excited about hearing it's sound after it dries!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this tutorial brother
Thanks for watching!
Very Informative!!!!!
I learned an awful lot and am inspired to make some for myself. THANK YOU,Cory
Thank you for watching!
Wow awesome! Started making my first drum this morning, should have started with instruction video haha, miigwetch!
Thanks for watching & have fun!
Awesome
Thanks for watching!
Thank you. I wonder what kind of wood you are using. I have a 200 year old silver maple on my ground. She has been a big part of my and my granddaughters lives. She lost a huge hollow branch this winter. If I can smooth a slice of it inside and out, do you think it would be strong enough? Give us good sound? Is there a traditional wood that is used?
The round hand drums are typically made with maple frames. Using the branch would be a fun project and I can't see why it wouldn't sound good. Thanks for watching!
Hey man, those bird symbols on your shirt, I've see that spirit figure in the astral realm twice. I always have a crazy out of body experience when I see it.
Thanks for watching! Strong energy with thunderbirds.
This is a good video for making a hand drum it looks like a spider web
Thanks for watching!
Very helpful video. I have a 24” double sided drum whose frame was made using 16 mitered segments of rounded softwood.
I relocated from the Midwest to Arizona and gave it no thought. One night I heard a sound like a rifle shot as one of the laces gave way. Within a month enough laces broke to break out two mitered segments!
I would like to reuse the heads to make a pair of smaller hand drums. My question is whether or not these heads will, after soaking, react in the same way an un-stretched hide would? Any experience reusing a previously stretched hide you could share?
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching! There is a good chance they will work on a smaller drum, but may not if it is the same size.
Good video
Thank you for watching!
The Wandering Bull, I like the name
Thanks! And thank you for watching
Thanks for showing. Just wondering. How are the holes punched?
While the raw hide is wet use a hole punch. Thanks for watching!
great video, thank you! Where can I find rawhide lace?
Thanks for watching! You can buy rawhide lace on our site here is the link. wanderingbull.com/shop/craft-supplies/leather/rawhide-lacing/
boyasını çıkarmam lazım birde üzerine gerçek deri orginal derileri cam deri native deri geçirmek istiyorum drum sete
nice
Thanks for watching!
Do you ever use birch for drum hoops?
I have not used birch hoops. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the demonstrtion. Do you sell horse, buffalo or elk lacing? How much lacing do I need for a 15 inch drum?
Our lacing is cow. We use 25 feet of lace for a 15" drum , thanks for watching.
I LOVE IT
Thanks for watching!
excellent video! Do you use warm water or cold water to start the soak? Do you need to put any chemical into the soak? Just watching this makes me want to make one, I love your videos :)
Thanks for watching! We suggest soaking it in hot water. No need for any chemicals.
Some of my drums have a vibration that sound like something vibrating on the dashboard of my truck. What's up with that?
Hello Phil, Could be a few things, crack in the frame, tension on hide it too loose. Is the frame deep could be that or maybe the kind of hide that was used. Thanks for watching our video's!
@@thewanderingbull9843 Thanx so much for thew quick reply. The frame is brand new...20 segments glued (over glued with lots of squeeze out) and sanded to circle. This frame is 2 and a half inches deep and others just 2 inches deep. Buffalo hide drum head. So it goes, in the fullness of time all things are revealed, again, thank you for your input, it's much appreciated.
plese upload a video of making parai
Thanks for watching. Sorry never made a parai.
@@thewanderingbull9843 please try to make a parai
cam deriyi çıkarıp kalın bozulmayan deri geçirmek istiyorum
👁🙏🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for watching!
My drum skin got loosened, i get some parasites vibrations, may i redo the process? Wet in for 2 day and restart from scratch? 🙏
Hello, You could restart from scratch or try to just dry the drum out.
Chris, great video. You mention the kit, but your site only has a 9" drum kit. Are you planning a 13" kit? If not, how many feet of Rawhide lacing for a 13" drum?
Hello, We are not planning a 13" kit sorry. You would need 16 feet of lace to make a 13" drum.
Why soak it for so long?
Sing a song
Thanks for watching, good idea for the next set of videos.