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Well Done, Awesome Work !!!! :D
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How did you preserve the log to keep it from cracking. How long was the tree down?
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wish i could afford a lathe that big and had a floor to support it
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awesome! great drum! i just hauled a huge log up to my house today and plan on making a drum out of it. i was going to start shaping it with a chainsaw then switch to a lathe. im buying a shopmaster (really old one!) and i was going to modify it to turn large (16-20") diameter outboard. have you ever seen a steady rest that sits on the floor? im thinking i may need something like that.
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im wondering how much you would charge some one to make them a drum just like this but with a 12" top insted of 14... ill send you a msg with my info...
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Blair, you amaze me! That is one hell of a tree trunk, and your lathe handles it so well. Definitely kept my attention through the entire video. Thanks!
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That was AWESOME!!!
I also play the djembe and I was thinking of making my own custom Drum!
You're the MAN!!
Thanks!!
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Great piece & lathe. Did you make your own hook tool? would love to see the finished product.
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Your work is incredible beautifull!! do you know if somebody can make a djembé for me in Buenos Aires?
Thanks a lott!!
trying to turn a drum outboard with s floor stand steady rest will be deadly. The rest must be solidly anchored . Any slippage will cause big problems. You might try building a bed extension on the outboard side to hold the rest. Good luck and be careful.
blairdavis3 11 months ago
Awesome job Blair!
Sam the finisher @ The Woodworking Shows
SAMHAMORY 2 years ago
Glad you found it. They are fun to do, but pretty physically demanding with the 4 foot tool. Good luck on the show circuit.
blairdavis3 2 years ago
Im a Traditional Djembe maker and WOW! you did a great job! How or Where would I Strat to make a Djembe this way?
jkasumu 2 years ago
Unfortunately, it takes a very large lathe to start: which can be very expensive. It also requires a fair amount of turning experience before taking on such large work. I suggest you try to find some wood turners in your area for advise. Where are you?
blairdavis3 2 years ago