Traditional Drum Making: Hammering the Final Studs into a Giant Drum Head

The video shows a craftsman detailedly securing the leather skin onto a large wooden drum. The drum skin is tightly stretched over the wooden frame using heavy-duty metal tension hooks and turnbuckles. The craftsman carefully places large, decorative metal studs (pins) along the top perimeter of the drum and hammers them into the wood one by one using a yellow mallet, permanently anchoring the leather head in place.