Looking for lugs...

[moja music]

Anyone know where I can find the round lugs that Hart Dynamics uses?

Or atleast what there called...?

[Edit] ...found them. Whoo hoo!!!

[uglybassplayer]

Anyone know where I can find the round lugs that Hart Dynamics uses?

Or atleast what there called...?

Do you mean like these?:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Hayman-10-Pack-L...QQcmdZViewItem
or these?:
http://cgi.ebay.com/12-Pacific-tom-t...QQcmdZViewItem

Here's another place (check out the last two items on the page):
http://www.amdrumparts.com/lugs.htm

And still another:
http://www.viperdrums.com/hardware.lugs.html

OK, one last place (for good measure):
http://www.jamminsam.com/lugs.htm

- Ugly.

[moja music]

Thanks Ugly. You're not so bad!

[uglybassplayer]

You're welcome.

[Gastric]

The title of this thread immediately made me think of the Eddie Murphy "Buckwheat" SNL skit where he's singing "Wookin' Pa Nub"

[Tetra-Pro]

The title of this thread immediately made me think of the Eddie Murphy "Buckwheat" SNL skit where he's singing "Wookin' Pa Nub"

I always thought the title of that song was "Mookin' Pa Nub"

[moja music]

What could I use to clean up rusted lugs?

[Sabre]

The title of this thread immediately made me think of the Eddie Murphy "Buckwheat" SNL skit where he's singing "Wookin' Pa Nub"

HAHA me too!

[tripp2k]

What could I use to clean up rusted lugs?

Went on a quest for my own personal Neil Peart #1 and bought 3 Slingys and each one sounded like shiite. Lots of resources out there for what you are looking for including this one http://vintagedrumguide.com/how_to_vintage_snare.html. Whink, whink.

[MPLS_Mike]

What could I use to clean up rusted lugs?

I have been into restoring bicycles for a number of years and one trick that absolutely rocks is oxalic acid. It's mild, CHEAP and you can find it at the hardware store (it's commonly used as a wood/deck cleaner). You mix it up w/ water and let your parts sit in it. I have witnessed frames that were canidates for rechroming come back from the dead. No heavy scrubbing, nothing...

[Hope Drums]

Isn't that a country song.....Looking for lugs, in all the wrong places.....

['lectric drumma]

I have been into restoring bicycles for a number of years and one trick that absolutely rocks is oxalic acid. It's mild, CHEAP and you can find it at the hardware store (it's commonly used as a wood/deck cleaner). You mix it up w/ water and let your parts sit in it. I have witnessed frames that were canidates for rechroming come back from the dead. No heavy scrubbing, nothing...

Any link for that product? I don't think I know it, but if I could find something similar in Belgium, I could use it for my motorbike I think. Not that it's rusty, but I drive it everyday, rain or no rain, so you can imagine what the chrome looks like and cleaning it is a lót of work everytime.

Thanks!


Stijn

[MPLS_Mike]

I don't know how it would do as a general metal/plastic/rubber cleaner, I have only used it on steel.
You should be able to find it at a paint store, it's sold in crystal form. I am going to mix some up for my deck this weekend, it removes the gray/dark residue on wood really well.

[moja music]

I have to buy mounts for my toms. What's the diameter of the standard "L" rod for vdrums? Is it 9.5mm or 10.5mm