Kick e-pad

Kick e-pad

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This is one of my old designs that I created in an attempt to build a DIY e-drum pad using a kick pedal. The construction is based on 20mm PVC tubes, which you can find at most hardware stores. Additionally, you'll need some mesh material for the head; I used mosquito mesh from my local store where I also purchased the tube. Assembly: I attached a 35mm piezo sensor to the frame using double-sided tape. The cone is made of standard packaging foam, which works surprisingly well. The hardest part of this project was putting on the mesh. Here's how I did it: First, use a zip tie to secure the mesh in place (see the illustration). Make sure to maximize the tension at this point. Next, apply hot glue to secure the mesh and hide any loose ends. Finally, a few rubber bands will help create the necessary tension while also acting as vibration dampeners. I used this design for about half a year before moving on to a more traditional mesh design. If you're interested in seeing that design, check out Thingiverse's 4296480.

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