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DIY Double Kick!!!!

DIY Double Kick!!!!
Build your very own double kick for a very little cost. This should give you an idea of how to make your own. I recently saw my mate play his drums, when I saw his double kick, it got me thinking how much I wanted one. After looking at prices on ebay and found that double kicks were rather expensive, so I thought I should make my own. I wont give a detailed description because I think you could do better if u tried, and there are just too many things to list. This was made from a few scraps laying around my dads garage. I never actually used a drum set but after thinking about the principles of how a kick would work, I designed an extremely responsive instument.


 
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Step 1A quick guide

A quick guide
Parts:
-alloy sheet (it was light and flat)
- hinges
- spring (couldnt find the perfect spring so I ended up buying a $6 spring from bunnings)
-bike axles
-timber (not to thick)
-scooter handlebar clamps (had to make the second one from steel plate)
-bike chain
-part of a alloy brake
-some steel square tube
-angled steel ('L' shape)
-steel rod
-skateboard wheel
-bike wheel rear sprockets
-most other parts were cut and files to shape


Tools:
-hacksaw
-tap and die set
-drill
-screwdriver
-most other basic tools

Tips:
-lots of patience
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12 comments
Sep 23, 2011. 9:38 PMrykonen says:
I am impressed this project, especially with the skateboard wheel beaters and with your homemade universal joints. Is there any give at the joints when you use it?

Nice work. Now on to the compressed air springs and direct drive chains...

(I wish you had shown pics of how you made those joints...)
Dec 21, 2008. 3:50 PMusualpyro95 says:
thats a great idea... im pretty sure u can make a kick-butt pedal with home depot parts lmao.. but this is somewhat vague, no offence...
Dec 2, 2008. 7:11 PMandrew13 says:
haha my mom bought me a yamaha PDF 9415 double kick.
Mar 30, 2008. 9:53 PMHeywasup says:
Cool instructable though. :vP
Mar 30, 2008. 9:52 PMHeywasup says:
O... LOL!!! Did ur parents let u tear apart the BBQ?
Mar 25, 2008. 6:50 PMHeywasup says:
what are the metal bars at the sides where do you get them and wat are the holding?
Mar 25, 2008. 11:49 PMramonimbao says:
Nice! I made my own and it works perfectly! Thanks, man!
Jan 16, 2008. 3:11 PMIbanezfoo says:
This is actually a pretty cool idea. Clean up your kid texting grammar a little bit and it would be that much cooler. Any ideas for a double kick pedal?
Jan 22, 2008. 11:58 AMdrummonkey92 says:
it would probably be hard to make a double pedal with good movement, because proffessional ones arn't great, but if you pull it off please post!!!!!
Feb 8, 2008. 12:03 AMalvincredible says:
i agree. i want to see an awesome double pedal!

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