Is it factory to have the spacer directly under the lug on the exterior side of the shell? Lug first, then the spacer under the lug, then wrap.
I hope this pic is small enough to upload. Yea it was, it was 60 kb.
Thanks guys
SA
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Thanks, are those drums in the pic yours?
BUT ful.
SA
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glad to help, yes they are. 9x13. 14x26, 16x16
Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
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Man, I always love seeing those drums Mark!Cool1
BTW Scott, can't wait to see your kit when it's done. I love the flat Imperial lugs!:cool:
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Man, I always love seeing those drums Mark!Cool1BTW Scott, can't wait to see your kit when it's done. I love the flat Imperial lugs!:cool:
I can't wait to see it too. I am still designing the details.
I am wondering, How far into correct vintage should I GO?
I am thinking all the way.
This kit should be done in about 1 year.
SA
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