I don't have much to say here. This was another typical, routine restoration job that involved disassembling, cleaning, polishing and reassembling the drum without any issues. All the parts were good and were re-installed. I didn't even replace the existing heads because they still had plenty of life left in them. I did utilize new tension rod washers and snare wires, but that's a normal replacement need. Nothing tricky about that. Cheap Japanese washers are always the first thing to rust and the flimsy original wires are always bent up and useless.
So without further ADD-EEW! here is the drum in its "Before" state:
And here is the drum after I have worked my magic on it:
Okay. That's it. Show's over, now move along. Nothing more to see here.
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