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Here is a note of caution. Do not put pencil erasers in a case with a silver plated finish pencil erasers give off a gas called suffer dioxide which causes tarnish. Sulfur dioxide is in the air we breathe. Charcoal impregnated paper manufactured by 3M absorb the sulfur dioxide. The larger the horn the more strips you will need in a case. Cases are also known to give off gases which can cause tarnishing. Great product.

It depends on how much sulfur dioxide the silver plating is exposed to. Keep this tip in mind do not put pencil erasers in a case with silver plated instruments. The erasers off gas is sulfur dioxide.

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One important step was missing - leveling the pad! You need to be sure it's not raised on one side or you will most definitely have a leak!

Good afternoon l live in Guyana South America. I repair saxophones for the Military bands. I do everything except soldering. I am interested in doing a course in soldering. Very soon l will be in the USA permanently. Be rest assured l will contact you.

Do you carry both set and pivot screws for my 10M?

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Where is this your workshop? Or training center?

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Ryan are you using your lunch apron for shop work? 😅

This is satisfying AND Informative!

Dominating the market in electricians Tools. Knipex moving in on that lucrative wind instrument market now 😂

Thank you for inovation pad music instruments

how cool! I'm Brazilian and I have a musical instrument workshop here, I'm thinking about moving to the United States and working in this area, would there be a lot of work opportunities there to start my life in the United States?

Thank you Selmer saxophones are the greatest! God bless you. Bill. Uk

Do y’all ever use induction heaters for dents? Heard it’s revolutionary and better than torches

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Squeaky clean!

is that a mk vi bass?

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Is there any such thing as a 3d print engraver for band instruments that will duplicate that style of engraving?

Hi, when I am testing for a leak in that area without any specialty tools, I should be play testing with the neck attached but without tightening the neck screw, and then do the same when I apply the teflon tape. Am I correct to say that?

Thanks a lot 🙋🏻‍♂️ Really great stuff ❤

how do you get rid of the streaks its leaving? I tried one of these but the streaks just wouldn't go away

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What size are the barrels?

Could you also use Frixion markers or pens that go away when heat is applied or garment construction markers that go away if water is applied?🤔. Thank you for these demos. 🥺Nailpolish remover might help to remove permanent markings without damaging the metal, but I'm not sure. Anyway, 👍😎

Thanks! This will be very helpful.

Actually, once you commit to unsoldering why cut at all. If you unsolder the screw side, perhaps you will be able to get a better grip and save the screw. If you unsolder thread side, you may save the screw and avoid the alum bath.

Amazing information 🎉

I picked up and old C-Melody sax, just to restore it as I restore old stuff as a hobby. Sadly I have two screws with no head remaining. I wanted to find an easy-out, but I have yet to find one small enough.. Do you have a video to unsolder and resolder?

Como faço pra ter um desse aqui no Brasil 🇧🇷

Where can I get the screw extractor driver shown?

Hi, Im I have a C-Melody sax circa 1920 which I am going to restore. Which sax repair kits should I get, alto or tenor?

Lose the music please

I want to see you play the sax with that silly face mask.

That's 🔥!

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Why are you bragging about drinking alcohol ??? What a sad pathetic excuse for a man 🙄

I'm willing to die on this hill but Keilwerth makes the only good looking black saxophone

Must be a hell of a lot of dust in the air!

Nice toy.

ese cuerno es gigante!

Thanks,sir. You might could use a small dedicated grinder or food processor.😊

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Removing the old spring is the tricky part... and they conveniently dodged it... lol

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Really beautiful work. I don't even want to think about the time and overall investment this would take, but it would have been interesting if during the process you guys added a chromatic F# tone hole and key.

Thank you, sir. Are there any springs that need to be coiled first? I don't have my flute in front of me and I'm a beginner. So, sorry if this sounds like an idiotic questions.😊