How many pounds or what is the size of the drum? I am looking to tumble rocks. I have no idea how much space "175 28 cases" take up... Thanks!!
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About 1 pint of cases or maybe a little more. Overloading could hinder the effectiveness.
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At least 2 lbs. I bought 2 lbs of rock and had to add a little more to get the right tumbling action.
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The drum is 7 inches in diameter and 3 inches deep. You lose about 1 inch in the middle due to the post.
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I can do a full mason jar full of rocks with my ceramic pellets and grit you could probably do a little more I tumbled agates and they turned out beautiful
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26 inch long, 12 accross drum, nine inch accross base of drum, and 3 1/3 in deep. Hope that helps. Also we were very happy with this instrument, three children have learned to play on it, and it is still on the original strings, very good value for the money!
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It takes up about a 4' X 2' space. Total space will depend on how you set up the drum kit.
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I googled how to assemble drums and found a very good video, then i googled how to assemble cymbals and found a good video. I was able to do the whole drum set doing that. Also, the instructions that came with the set were for a smaller set. I googled Mendini 5 piece instructions and got those instructions. Good luck. I had never put a drum together, but with the videos and the 5 piece instructions, I was able to do the whole thing without any problems.
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Originally I used a snare stand (not recommended),it wouldn't sit still.You have to get the mount for the back of the unit,various prices available.I found a straight bar w/clamp on top that fits in an old pearl cymbal stand for about $40.Depending on what your mounting it to,your looking at another $50 to $100 in purchases.I found it well worth it.
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Hi, What they are offering is called a Shell Pack. I am sure it comes with the twin tom mounts. The floor tom will come with 3 legs, too. That is something that is usually not considered as extra hardware. They are referring to Hi-Hat Stand, Bass Drum Pedal, Cymbal Stands, Stool, Sticks, Cases, and Cymbals. I would assume no Snare Drum Stand, but they may surprise you on that. They are affordable to buy. Entry level drums will respond VERY WELL when time comes to replace the heads. You will be amazed. Your real expense and commitment with be cymbals. Cheap cymbals sound terrible. Good cymbals, while not cheap to buy, will do a good job holding value and,,,,,,,,,,,,you can keep them if and when you upgrade the drums. I would consider 14" hi-hat cymbals, 16" crash, and 20"-22" ride. Used is fine. Sabian offers refurb cymbals. They gather up and old, used, or cosmetic issue cymbals and sell them under the SR name. Price is great, you never know what level cymbal you are getting though. Most good cymbal companies sell starter cymbal "packs" that are not bad in price, but get nice cymbals and get a comfortable stool.
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This purchase was a gift and I was told the size... But this might help you. http://www.ehow.com/how_5118124_measure-drum-heads.html#page=0
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I am not a master at tumbling, but I would think small pieces of glass (think small rock size) will work good. I would think you would need to run with the fine grit a little longer than normal.
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You will need the package of 4 different grit. I bought the package that contained 4 large, 1/2 pound packages of grit. Then some rocks, of course. Not real big rocks. Rocks about the size of a strawberry and smaller. Any shape. We have, so far, polished all shapes of rocks. Even flat ones. Just make sure you measure the grit exactly as it says and leave in the tumbler for at least 7 days. We go through and sort through the rocks after each week. Moving some to the next stage and putting some back to the first stage again.
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Oddly enough I have all Paiste cymbals and manage to fit a 20" Novo China, Formula 602 Flat Ride, Sound Creation Bright Ride, 2002 Medium Crash, an 18" 2002 Heavy Crash, a 16" Medium Crash, a 14" Signature Series Crash, a pair of 14" Sound Creation 'Dark' Hi-Hats, a pair of 14" 2002 'Rock' Hi-Hats, a 12" Signature Splash and an 8" 2002 Thin Splash......A lot of cymbals as you can tell but they all fit with a bit of room to spare for others, should I decide to add more cymbals for a particular gig.
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Michael, my rover is at the cabin and not where I am, but the shipping weight if 10 lbsis case, box and guitar. I would estimate no more than 4 lbs for the guitar. It feels like you're holding a broomstick!!! Put a strap on it to help with balance! A very fun guitar. I had a broken right shoulder and with the shallow body I was able to keep playing til it healed and could go to normal size guitar!
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drum is 23-1/2" tall. 12" across including rope. 9-3/4" playing surface. nice drum.
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It is small set / as drums go. It takes up less Than the size of a child's small table? Like two feet by two feet?
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rock size is limited due to tumbler size (obviously). Largest single stone I have polished was (it turns out) to be a stony meteorite 8x8x4 cm. All others were smaller. It takes a LONG time to do the polishing and multiple phases -- running about 3-4 weeks of constant tumbling in various grits. This is not an "easy" project, but worth while ultimately. JSH
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Yes, this would be the perfect size for your daughter. We bought one for our son when he was 4, he is now 6 and we have made one adjustment for him. He has friends come over and play with it and we have not had any problems with the set. Other than the noise!! We were debating over which drum set to buy for him, toys r us or other department stores, after reading the reviews on this particular set we decided to buy the gammon. By far it is the best decision we ever made. I was shocked at the quality and the fact that we have 1/ 1/2 and 2 years beat on that drum and you would never know. It is a great set and you and your daughter will love it!!!Hope this helps Yes, this would be the perfect size for your daughter. We bought one for our son when he was 4, he is now 6 and we have made one adjustment for him. He has friends come over and play with it and we have not had any problems with the set. Other than the noise!! We were debating over which drum set to buy for him, toys r us or other department stores, after reading the reviews on this particular set we decided to buy the gammon. By far it is the best decision we ever made. I was shocked at the quality and the fact that we have 1/ 1/2 and 2 years beat on that drum and you would... » Read More Yes, this would be the perfect size for your daughter. We bought one for our son when he was 4, he is now 6 and we have made one adjustment for him. He has friends come over and play with it and we have not had any problems with the set. Other than the noise!! We were debating over which drum set to buy for him, toys r us or other department stores, after reading the reviews on this particular set we decided to buy the gammon. By far it is the best decision we ever made. I was shocked at the quality and the fact that we have 1/ 1/2 and 2 years beat on that drum and you would never know. It is a great set and you and your daughter will love it!!!Hope this helps « Show Less
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Hi Keith, the bag sizes are 12",13"&16" toms a 14" snare and a 22" Bass Drum. All of the bags are for deep "power" toms and the bass drum bag is 18" deep. All of the bags are oversized. To the point I can fit a 14" Tom in the 13" bag. One word of warning. The bags are VERY thin and not very strong if you carry your drums around a lot. I got mine mainly for storage so the drums I don't use very often won't get dusty sitting in my garage. I hope this helps!
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It has three cymbals. Hi-hat, Crash, and Ride. The exact weight I don't know. But its less than 40 lbs by my guess. The hardest part is that its probably too big to fit into whatever bag you want. When it's disassembled, there are some rods that are still 3 feet long, and there are some bulky pieces that can't actually compact in any way, i.e. the kick drum pad is huge and you can't do anything about it.