Hey, ever thought about building a drum kit that can be disassembled with a wrench for street gigs? I can help with the mechanical design.

Alright, here’s a rough spec sheet for a portable drum kit that snaps together and falls apart in a beat: 1. Frame: aluminum extrusion 6061, 1.5 mm wall thickness. 2. Drum shells: 5‑inch hi‑hat, 6‑inch snare, 14‑inch bass. All cast aluminum with removable heads. 3. Quick‑release pins: hexagonal 10‑mm Allen head, spring‑loaded, fit through pre‑drilled holes in frame and shell. 4. Pad mounting: rubberized mounting plate that slides onto the frame, lock‑in via the same pins. 5. Trigger cable: 1 m, shielded, detachable plug at the front of the frame. 6. Assembly time: ~15 min per drum, total kit in 45 min. 7. Weight: ~25 kg (55 lb) total, 7 kg per drum. 8. Materials: keep it all metal and high‑strength polymer; no decorative paint—just clear coat for corrosion. You can crank up the beat while I set the pins. Let me know if you need a detailed jig layout or anything else.

I’ll take the tensioner; you do the skins so you can focus on rhythm. Just keep them tight enough, no frills. Let’s keep the kit functional, not decorative.