Djembe Repair & Rehead - Shaving or Sanding Goat Skin Djembe Drumhead

www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Shaving or Sanding newly installed Goat Skin Drumhead to remove hair or smooth rough texture

[@sacrificetosotec]

Thank you for these videos. This made it very easy to fix my drum on the eve of fest!

[@SlavaChrome]

Thank you for all these tutorial videos! =)
Now I'm ready to re-skin my broken year ago 10" djembe.
I asked many drum shops in our city, who can do it. Nobody helped me.
So I will do it self.

[@jacksync8713]

Slava Chrome I’ve just reskinned my 13” dia. Head Djembe, all good. Just follow the videos, keep an eye that head loop remains level

[@vikingvigilante3703]

brilliant series of videos, thank you very much. Really enjoyed following your instructions.

[@brianhawkins7278]

bloody brilliant,

[@phillip572003]

A fantastic tutorial, Thanks!

[@DadaPoopoo]

thanks for the uploads! invaluable resource!

[@djembetreffgoodvibrations]

thank you for sharing all your videos from munich (germany)

[@kurdott]

great job man!! thanks for sharing..

[@markusgarvey]

Let it dry in the sun overnight? Did I miss something?
Thanks!

[@claudiagiolli9937]

does a thin skin produce a warmer sound?

[@nickzwack2905]

I think a thinner skin produces a higher pitch sound. I would think a thick skin would be warmer.

[@rytmydjembe]

making smooth rough texture will change sound of my djembe?

[@wwdrums]

Shaving hair off will change the sound but just sanding a shaved head will not change the sound noticeably.

[@user-ku4ip8kd7t]

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你得唔得閒呀…，要幫手呀…。