Tried to keep the cymbal cheap and simple by using wood like the rest of the drum kit.

Cut 11" diameter circle from 1/8" thick wood. I chose 11" because that was the size of the neoprene pads that I have.

Used another piece of wood. Drilled holes for the 1/4" jack and rubber bushing that will go in the middle.

I used rubber bushing for the center hole of the wood cymbal.

I Painted the wood black and attached the center support. Added the rubber bushing in the center and fuel line hose around the edge.

Installed the 1/4 jack and used 3-M double sided tape to attach the piezo sill in the plastic case.

Update: The cymbal will be more sensitive if you screw down the piezo.

Added a cover with a rectangle hole. Trimmed second rubber bushing to fit in the rectangular hole.

Keeps the cymbal from spinning.

Added the the neoprene to the strike area.

I have been using the kit for a few days now and I'm not sure if I like the feel of the neoprene on the cymbal. I may change this later when I find the right rubber that feels the best.