Sep 14, 2023 · That’s right – we’re gonna teach you how to make your own Taiko drum! In the same way that anyone can do Taiko drumming, anyone can also make their own practice drum to use in the comforts of their own home.

Get a list of tools needed to make taiko drums, including products we purchase and where to get them. In this section, we will also explain how we create the template used to cut the skin and how to build the stretching stand.

Feb 12, 2018 · Here are the DIY directions for the tire Taiko Drum. Materials needed: 1 cleaned car tire, 4 rolls packing tape, 1 roll Duct tape, and 1 pair of sharp scissors. Work on 1 side of the...

Lesson Description: Create a homemade drum, or taiko, at home - using common household items. This video was produced with funding support from the Arizona Commission on the Arts, an agency of...

Connie McOkser, Grand Vision's Community Projects Manager teaches you how to make a taiko drum from common household materials.This is a very easy process th...

Here’s a tutorial video on how to make the bucket-taiko. Make sure it’s the right height and angle (or at least close) to help practice your kata and develop good taiko habits. Homemade bachi (drumsticks) can be rolled up and taped layers of paper or …

My teacher, Kenny Endo, introduced practice drums made from old car tires (here's a pdf guide by Tatsumaki Taiko Studio). This tire drum is good for beta and naname style, but not for practicing odaiko because of the upright placement.

Mar 31, 2022 · I'm an Industrial Designer and have been thinking about making a drum as well but no knowledge on the Arduino stuff. I'm working on an enclosure design inspired by the Nintendo Switch. Keep it up!

First, you need to decide what size you want your finished drum to be. Most large taikos are 22" high x 18" diameter, or 24" high x 20" diameter. Wine barrels will come close to these measurements if cut correctly. These dimensions may not be easy to reach, so you should try to come as close a possible to these figures.

DIY TAIKO - DIY Taiko is created by Chung Wan Choi (Chung), who is frustrated with the limited access to practice instruments, which is essential to one’s taiko learning. Tire drums are easy to make and plays well for beta style (upright).