Made in Pakistan

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are just under 1/8" thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment...

These wooden drum frames are made in Pakistan. You can make your own tom toms using these frames and our cow or goat rawhide drum covers. The diameter measurement is from the OUTSIDE. These are 18" wide on the outside rim and 1.75" high. Please note: We have had a couple of complaints from drum-makers about the frames releasing at the joints. The problem is caused by keeping the frame too wet for too long.

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are just under 1/8" thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment...

These pre-cut drum covers made of calf rawhide are ideal for making drums. Please note that it is paper thin. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum. The drum covers may have smooth or rough edges. The drum covers are NOT subject to USFWS export inspection and can be shipped overseas without any problems.

This is topgrain goat rawhide lacing. The goat rawhide lace is thin and tough and has been bleached to an even creamy color. It can be dampened to make it flexible to work with and it will dry hard and hold its shape. The 1/8" x 25 feet lacing is 1 mm thick. PLEASE NOTE: Rawhide lacing is stiff and must be wetted before use. It will then dry stiff. We have had customers order rawhide laces thinking that they are getting a nice soft lace and are disappointed because it is stiff. Think of...

These are brass bells with wooden handles. They measure approximately 10" long by 4.5" wide. Each bell weighs about 0.9 pound (385 grams). Please note the size, handle color or tone, and handle shape may vary a bit from bell to bell.

These wooden tom tom frames are made from a wood similar to cedar. You can make your own tom toms using these frames and our Cow Rawhide Drum Covers. All of the frames are around 0.25" thick. The diameter measurements are based on the outside diameter of the frames. We have had a couple of complaints from drum-makers about the frames releasing at the joints. The problem is caused by keeping the frame too wet for too long. We will replace frames that don't look right when you receive them, but...

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are just under 1/8" thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or...

These wooden tom tom frames are made from a wood similar to cedar. You can make your own tom toms using these frames and our Cow Rawhide Drum Covers. All of the frames are around 0.25" thick. The diameter measurements are based on the outside diameter of the frames. We have had a couple of complaints from drum-makers about the frames releasing at the joints. The problem is caused by keeping the frame too wet for too long. We will replace frames that don't look right when you receive them, but...

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are just under 1/8" thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment...

These pre-cut drum covers made of calf rawhide are ideal for making drums. Please note that it is paper thin. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum. The drum covers may have smooth or rough edges. The drum covers are NOT subject to USFWS export inspection and can be shipped overseas without any problems.

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These are stainless steel replacement pins for our premium leather punch. They come in two sizes: Large (19 mm long) and Small (17 mm long). There are no export controls on these items.

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are just under 1/8" thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or...

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: these discs are about 1 mm in thickness. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum. The drum covers may have smooth or rough edges....

The stainless steel premium leather punch makes it easier than ever to punch holes in deerskin, elk, moose and other craft leathers. It has five different hole sizes that can be selected by simply adjusting the selector. It has a spring that opens the punch after each use. The hole sizes are as follows: 0.85 mm, 1.00 mm, 1.25 mm, 1.95 mm, and 2.40 mm. These dimensions are for hard leather. For softer leather, expect a slightly larger hole. The skin will stretch as it is pulled into the hole...

These wooden tom tom frames are made from a wood similar to cedar. You can make your own tom toms using these frames and our Cow Rawhide Drum Covers. All of the frames are around 0.25" thick. The diameter measurements are based on the outside diameter of the frames. We have had a couple of complaints from drum-makers about the frames releasing at the joints. The problem is caused by keeping the frame too wet for too long. We will replace frames that don't look right when you receive them, but...

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are just under 1/8" thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment...

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...

These pre-cut drum covers made of calf rawhide are ideal for making drums. Please note that it is paper thin. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum. The drum covers may have smooth or rough edges. The drum covers are NOT subject to USFWS export inspection and can be shipped overseas without any problems.

These pre-cut discs made of goat rawhide are ideal for making drums. The white powder on the rawhide discs is boric powder which is used to prevent them from sticking to each other. The discs may have smooth or rough edges. Goat rawhide is really thin and is better suited for making hand drums. Cow rawhide is thicker than goat rawhide and is more suitable for making drums that use drumsticks. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The goats are...