Vintage Drum Hardware & Parts

Restoring a vintage drum lives or dies on fitment: a lug is not a lug unless its hole spacing matches your shell's drilling, and a tension rod is useless unless its thread pitch matches your lugs. This hub files every hardware part we have in stock by what it fits — start from the sub-hub for your part type and match the measurements, not the brand name.

The two numbers that solve most fitment questions are hole spacing (center to center, in inches — 6 3/4-inch is a common vintage snare spacing) and thread pitch (12-24 for most vintage American drums, 10-24 for older and single-tension designs). Both are listed on every part page that records them.