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BLAMINACK - HOW TO BUILD A KETE HAND DRUM - PART 3

Next I use an elastic band to wrap around all of the staves… arrange them into the shape of the drum at this stage. Then I secure the whole bunch of staves with a hose clamp, as such… just on one end so it can be glued together…

Notice the kind of glue that I use! This glue washes off with water and is SUPER strong on wood. With one end loosely secured with a hose clamp you can open the other end and glue it up. You will need to spread an even coat that is not too thick. It is best to do it on both sides of each joint, but you will need to move fairly quickly.

Glue being applied…

place another clamp over the open end once all the joints glued. Keep it fairly loose and flip the drum over and take off the other clamp. This will allow the staves to spread out while I finish gluing.

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