Drum Sticks - Page 2

SBZ4life · 12-30-2004, 07:31 PM

the best sticks are the ones you cant buy online or in some book. Try a pawn shop....lmao

orangepridendns1 · 01-12-2005, 03:42 PM

Hmm..not sure why you are lyao SBZ..we typically frequent the pawn shops when we are home in okie land, lol call me crazy but I thought it might mean more for his brother and I to make the drum stick..plus if I am going to buy one already made I have some friends and family that are singers in Ponca, Tahlequah and other Okie areas that I am sure could help me out .I had priced one already done with a friend here in Wichita but thought I really didn't want to spend that much $ right now...didn't know the kit was "corny" thanks for your opinion and input though!

SeaHawk · 01-14-2005, 12:06 AM

Hey, the last ones that I made, I used fiberglass rods for the sticks and 4" sterile self adherent wrap for the heads and covered them with either hide or heavy duty felt. So far, so good. That wrap gives it a good solid head.

SeaHawk · 04-15-2007, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by aye_how_er_007

Hey all, have a look in the gallery and check out some sets of sticks I've made, they're durable, last, and the heads and handles hold together really well, so I've been told (I know the sticks we use are going on there fouth summer, some there fifth)......I use all kinds of tape to decorate the sticks (as u can see from the gallery pics), from flashy to conservative......For the heads, I use neither gauze, bandages, or yarn, I do use fibre-glass rods, and do use various colours of quality leather..............oh, and I do sell them............if ur interested lemme know.......I have many satisfied drum groups, they include Starblanket Jr's, Redstone Ojibway, Eastern Eagle, Redhorse, etc, etc, etc......

I can make my own stick but I ordered a set of matching sticks for my drum. I ordered them from this guy aye_how_er_007 (Jeff Walsh). I wired him the money on 2/1/07 and as of today... no sticks, no correspondence from him... AT ALL. It all sounds good but BEWARE.

**WocusWoman** · 04-16-2007, 01:11 AM

I just started making sticks in the last couple years. I made 14 big drum sticks this Spring, and believe me each one of them were better than the last. I'm confident now, that mine a purty darned good. You know they're good when people pick them up on the table and hand you the money for them. :)

suthernwaterbird · 04-18-2007, 03:05 AM

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Originally Posted by SBZ4life

the best sticks are the ones you cant buy online or in some book. Try a pawn shop....lmao

Buck's......

12-30-2004, 07:31 PM	#21 (permalink)
SBZ4life ~Southernz Elite~ Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Room 112 Posts: 799	the best sticks are the ones you cant buy online or in some book. Try a pawn shop....lmao __________________ :indian2: MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL, JEAN CLAUDE VAN DAMME IM FINE:muscles: " say what I feel, I say what I think, I say what you do not like, Yet for some reason what I say is somewhat correct" Chief Big Beef 1999

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SeaHawk Junior Dancer Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: where the earth meets the sky next to the creek Posts: 142	Hey, the last ones that I made, I used fiberglass rods for the sticks and 4" sterile self adherent wrap for the heads and covered them with either hide or heavy duty felt. So far, so good. That wrap gives it a good solid head. __________________ "I am not a superhero; just one of the few working hard and long for the survival of my PEOPLE."

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01-12-2005, 03:42 PM	#22 (permalink)
orangepridendns1 Teen Dancer Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Kansas Posts: 414	Hmm..not sure why you are lyao SBZ..we typically frequent the pawn shops when we are home in okie land, lol call me crazy but I thought it might mean more for his brother and I to make the drum stick..plus if I am going to buy one already made I have some friends and family that are singers in Ponca, Tahlequah and other Okie areas that I am sure could help me out .I had priced one already done with a friend here in Wichita but thought I really didn't want to spend that much $ right now...didn't know the kit was "corny" thanks for your opinion and input though!

04-16-2007, 01:11 AM	#25 (permalink)
WocusWoman N8tiffUmatillaMAMA Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Interior Alaska Posts: 2,737	I just started making sticks in the last couple years. I made 14 big drum sticks this Spring, and believe me each one of them were better than the last. I'm confident now, that mine a purty darned good. You know they're good when people pick them up on the table and hand you the money for them. :)

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