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Rogers Bow-tie Cut-and-Thread Thread

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So the Duco center-lug Rogers kit I just picked up to restore has no reso hardware. The kick is a 22x14, needing ten 7 3/8" bow ties.

The parts kick drum from my previous project is a single tension Rogers Mercury 20x14, and used eight 14" bow ties.

Seems like it ought to work to cut these down to size, and thread them 12-24 to match, even though the originals have threads that are just slightly raised from the rod diameter.

Cutting and threading was easy, and the end result, even with a slightly lowered thread profile, fits all my 22's b&b lugs (save one for some reason) snugly. I couldn't pull the rod out from the lug when inserted, so this should work well.

Hey, I still need two more bow ties, if you can spare a couple. PM me please.

Regards

John/levelpebble

John/Levelpebble

Tama Superstar 81 Aqua bop
Rogers Cleveland BDP (x2), Silver bop, Champagne, Black/Gold Duco, WMP, Blue sparkle; Dayton Red Onyx;
Camco Oaklawn 12 14 20 5x14 Tuxedo WMP
LW 59 SC Blue Sparkle, WMP
WFL Gold Sparkle SC, WMP Compacto
Gretsch 49/50 Broadkaster WMP
Fibes Copper Forte
Remo MasterEdge Bop, Gold Crown, Mondo
Slingerland Conway Black Satin
70's MIJ Del Ray, my first and fav ok I'm lying here
Way Too Many Snares, She Says
Posted on 8 years ago
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You've answered I question I have had now for some time - can hardened steel be re-threaded? Well yes, yes it can....unless the ones you have are brass or something. Anyway I tried threading old rods awhile ago and had no luck whatsoever. I think your process was a bit more legit. :)

Nice work!

Mitch

Posted on 8 years ago
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I to had a problem with not enough club rods. I did have a couple of rods with the right handles, I found a couple of rods with no handles and cut the ends of both so the cut would land under the claw and be hidden, ground them down to a point and welded them together, a bit of filing and no one knows, except people reading this.

Posted on 8 years ago
#3
Posts: 404 Threads: 23

Under the claws, now THAT's a great idea.

John/Levelpebble

Tama Superstar 81 Aqua bop
Rogers Cleveland BDP (x2), Silver bop, Champagne, Black/Gold Duco, WMP, Blue sparkle; Dayton Red Onyx;
Camco Oaklawn 12 14 20 5x14 Tuxedo WMP
LW 59 SC Blue Sparkle, WMP
WFL Gold Sparkle SC, WMP Compacto
Gretsch 49/50 Broadkaster WMP
Fibes Copper Forte
Remo MasterEdge Bop, Gold Crown, Mondo
Slingerland Conway Black Satin
70's MIJ Del Ray, my first and fav ok I'm lying here
Way Too Many Snares, She Says
Posted on 8 years ago
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