PA camping ride.

Every year a group of us ride up and over to PA, camp out and then attend the hill climb in Freemansberg. The hill climb is a lot of fun if you've never been, but after a few times it gets stale for me. 

Well done Sir!

A Long Time Ago....

I don't know who made this but its absolutely beautiful.

Sometimes Comedy...

 Jurassic Motor Park

 Hover Bike... (Flying Death Machine)

 Yeah.... Dave.

 YooHoo!

 ...because how else do you evade someone?

Poor Gorilla, just being a Gorilla.

Another Drum Rack is underway.

Nothing against Gibraltar hardware, or any other company. As a matter of fact I'm using Gibraltar clamps, but I've noticed the tubing wall thickness on the racks is quite thin. I know, they're made for easy mobility, but I'm not mobile. I have a basement studio, and my drums never move. My setup changes a bit, but the foundation doesn't. The previous rack I made is so sturdy that you could run into it and it ain't moving. So in my drum booth I have a lot of stands. They get in the way, they move, and the chrome gets dirty. So I've produced a semi octagon, with 4 legs. The tubing is .055" wall. The design is simple and meant to take the place of my stands, nothing more. It's all getting finished in a silver vein Powdercoat. 

Here's the before shot.

Some would say the welded "t" legs are a disadvantage, but they are solid. There is no chance of the leg getting wobbly. Each leg is 3' total. Designed to clear my bass drum by just a bit. More pics to follow....

Here it is partially assembled.

And the finished product: 

And now I added my timbales.