thank you, lol also you should try saying "trad pads" instead

very interesting, where can we get springs and the tool to insert the spring

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I like the idea of clear, solid adhesive, but I do have concerns about fumes. I assume this is some sort of plastic?

#saxlevel ?

Looks more like a neck replacement rather than a repair.

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I ont bay rivet splitter for saxophone

Sick horn and engraving

can I do this with chopped up glue stick?

That's not a King Saxello, it's a bass sax.

what type of synthetic material are the pads made of?

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I think I would wrap a small piece of masking tape above the cork area to help protect the neck finish. Also using a cloth and lighter fluid cleans off old glue and cork gunk from the neck area better then alcohol.

I used to use this combination of Almond oil, orange oil (might have been "bitter orange" oil), and liquid paraffin (but that is a petroleum product). Supposedly the orange oil was to prevent oxidation, and the paraffin was to help absorbtion. Now I just use the cosmetic almond oil from Whole Foods that has a little vitamin E to prevent oxidation/rancidity.

How to make the liner? I need that

This is an interesting video, but it looks like he's fitting the pad for the C vent onto the Bb vent.

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are your tenor and alto swabs interchangeable?? i work in a middle school and will be impossible to keep them "separate"

That shirt is gangster where did you get it ?

You sell those clamps ?

That's slick

SPECULATION, I have not done this, but it may be a possibility. I searched for and have read that common epoxy is weakened at 200 F. If you need to remove epoxy you could use a heat gun (similar to blow dryer but far slower speed and lower volume but hotter air than a blow dryer) or steam which condenses on surfaces and heats them far faster than hotter air, steam is a nasty burn hazard.

Thanks for saving my baritone left hand keys medic

Good morning as a former mechanic now a repair tech and saxophonist let me state this fact. Forks would always work more effeciently than those type of ball joints. Those type of ball joints also with time become noisy.

Need to do this to my tenor; bought it used, then loaned it to a friend whom I'm pretty sure kept it in his garage (very hot; all the adjustment corks fell off). Just afraid of the challenge of making adjustments, but I do have the full Neopad set from Music Medic, and already the one I've replaced has helped a lot.

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Отличное объяснение. Спасибо, маэстро.

What? You mean you don’t blow on your glue like a 3yr old blowing out birfday candles?! FML. Guess you’re setting your torch on 100?

What pliers are you using to cut the ends of the cork ?

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We need the Ryanite Saxophone repair manual!!

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is exactly what's I m looking for ,thanks

If you got a vintage saxophone keep it away from these two idiots

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I Need to soldering my sax,what kind of metal you use for soldering,or maker ? please help me. With Regards.

Can a saxophone get bent inside the case if the case is kind of soft inside?

Excellent. I am a saxophonist and flutist and I repair and maintain my instruments myself, and I would like to get certified as a Luttier of these instruments. Could you tell me in which part of the United States I could do it. Thank you very much for posting excellent content.

It must cost $30 maximum not $300

Is this order of disassembly valid for Selmer Mark VI too? Thanks

This is for saxophone? I'm a woodworking dude where "padding with shellac" means something very different lol. Never saw my sax buddy dealing with this or even discussing it. Granted, a billion years ago so....

Just want to say thank you for the video! I just had my first soft soldering session today and all went well thanks to you! I trained first on a bad and old alto sax, the Eb guard was detached, then I went on the same issue with my Mark VI baryton. Both solved very quickly and neatly. Lastly I managed to attach a peg holder on the bell of my bass clarinet. I'd had these issues for many months, and they are now solved. Thanks again!

What did you use to start that torch?

3/10/25? Am i in the future??

Just found this video. I have this exact problem currently. Question: Does every instrument repair technician have these specialized tools and equipment to shave down the tenon? For example, does one need the lathe to correct this problem? Seems like a very expensive piece of equipment and I can't imagine all repair technicians having one. Is there any way to correct the tenon problem that would not involve a lathe? Thanks in advance!

Excellent work! I was wondering if you could suggest where to get the replacement rods for the SBA tenor sax from ? Best wishes Kris

Are these #OpusClarinetPad available as sets for Bb Yamaha clarinets?