Printed in Vancouver

3D printed drum gear

Small things that go missing. Three bits of gear I kept needing and kept not finding, so I drew them and printed them. Made one at a time on a machine in the same room as the drums — not a warehouse, which is why the list is short and sometimes something runs out.

Rendering of a T-handled drum key in orange printed plastic, with a keyring hole through the handle and a square socket at the tip.

The drum key

Lives on your keyring instead of at the bottom of the stick bag. Square socket, so it turns any tension rod on any kit you walk up to.

PETG · standard square socketKeyring loop. Prints in a few hours.

$12 CAD

Rendering of a small dark digital mixer with an orange printed rack-mount bracket bolted to each side, each bracket drilled with two holes.

Rack ears for the XR18

A pair of brackets that turn a Behringer XR18 into rack gear, so it rides in the case with everything else instead of loose in the back of the van. Uses the mixer's own case screws — nothing to drill.

PETG · sold as a pairFits the XR18. Screws included.

$38 CAD

Sold out

Rendering of an orange printed stick holder clamped to a vertical stand tube, with two drumsticks angled out of the open top.

The stick holder

Clamps to a stand tube and holds a spare pair where your hand already goes. The first run went in a week and there is not a second one yet.

PETG · fits a standard stand tubeThumbscrew clamp, no tools.

$28 CAD

Next batch has no date yet — .

Ordering

Anything with a Buy now button goes straight to a card checkout and is paid for there. Anything with an Order button has no checkout wired up yet — tell me what you want using the form and you get a note back with the total and how to pay. Nothing is charged until you have said yes to a number.

How it actually works

Made to order. Nothing sits in a box waiting. Expect a few days before it ships, longer if a few orders land at once.
Vancouver pickup is free, and usually faster than the post.
Shipping across Canada at cost — these are small and light, so it is not much.
If it breaks, tell me. It is a printed part made in my room, not a moulding from a factory. A replacement costs me an afternoon, which is cheaper than an argument.

Questions

Easiest is a DM on Instagram — the form above goes to the same place, just slower. If you want something that is not on this page but should be, say so; two of these three exist because somebody asked.