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My DIY Window Screen Mesh Heads -7

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This is top view. I colored the tan stitches black with a marker. Black thread would look nicer.
 
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I put the mesh head on the drum and laid on two more layers of window screen. Tighten down the lugs. I noticed the more layers you put on the less the rebound is.

Update: Another option is to add one layer of SuperScreen over the fiberglass window screen. I use 20 x17 tiny mesh SuperScreen.

SuperScreen  link 1


SuperScreen link 2

SuperScreen link 3
 
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Trim off the excess window screen. I'm sure the screen will wear at some point. When the top two layers start to wear out. I can easily replace them and won't have to re-stitch new screen to the rim.
 
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To me the window screen mesh heads feel great and are much quieter than the Roland mesh head on the Roland PD85

Next I will make the SuperScreen mesh heads quieter.

 
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