Here are a couple pictures of the floor tom before and after the new wrap. You can see the floor tom mounts in the second picture.

Nice job on the wrap. Sorry, but no real name info for you, and yes they are Pearl stencils. Actually, those edges put it at a later date, into the very late 70s, more likely into the 80s, as the lugs are the Taiwanese stuff. Those sharp edges are Maxwin/Royce/Import (very early Import), knife edges. And they should sound pretty good, although they probably have a very narrow tuning range, but good, solid hard working drum,s, if you keep the edges in good shape. If you want to open up the range, take some sandpaper and do the following:

1) First, very lightly take the edge down from knife sharp to a very slightly rounded contour. I mean ever so slightly.

2) After that, use 220 grit to "close the grain" of the wood. This basically burnishes the edges, making them smoother and giving the head a easy slide over the edge.

This is part of the reason they have a narrow range, because it is not a smooth action pulling the heads over the edge. Smoothing the makes the head slip easier. If you are uncomfortable changing the contour, just smoothing out the edges by sanding the to close the grain will make a difference. Not as much, but some, and every bit helps. Use an edge treatment when you are done sanding.

Good Luck!

The set is made by pearl 1980-95.most likey a cb 700 or many other names it can be..The bass drum legs,floor tom mounts,tom mount were used on40 or so other names.The badges were stick on ones so to tell you a name for sure would be very hard...Mikey

Thanks guys for the feedback.

I redid the bearing edges as part of the project. They had an inside rounded cut that came to a point near the outer ply of the shell. I redid the bearing edges in a similar manner using a rounded inside cut. I made sure the bearing edge was flat before I started. Once the edges were cut, I went back over them with 180 to smooth out the cut and took the sharpness off the bearing edge. The edges are really nice now.

Mike

Very nice! I ain't no great drummer, but I know the sound I like and it is vintage, to go with my ears...and that edge contour usually produces that type of sound.