Clarinet Dissassembly and Reassembly

[@derycktrahair8108]

Thanks, that's why engaging a spring is a nightmare in tight places. I didn't assemble in the right order. You have helped a man whose 1st choice adjustment tool = a HAMMER. There's so much to learn about the right way to do things. Thanks again. PS, don't worry, I only work on my own horns.

[@skullring1968]

Thank you very much for the video. I have completely restored my daughters clarinet that she has used for the past 8 years or so. She is now in the University of Alabama Million Dollar Band and will have this one back on the field in a couple of weeks. Very good thorough instruction. Thanks

[@bindig1]

Great video. I completely dissasembled and reassembled a 1972 Bundy 577 for my granddaughter. Cleaned every thing inside and out, metal polished the keys, replaced the pads and cork. Like a brand new clarinet now and sounds great. Would have been a lot harder to do without your video. Thank you !!!!

[@smokingjazz5067]

I cannot thank you enough. God bless you from Italy Rome Ostia Lido

[@tomackerman2900]

Thanks so much for this detailed video. I just completed my 4th overhaul by following your instructions. Not sure if I missed it, but I always clean all the rods/pivot screws and use a very fine synthetic oil on them when assembling the clarinet. Cheers!

[@theyazzledazzle]

Hi there! Just wanted to say thank you so much for this video! I bought a metal clarinet to restore, and I know nothing about clarinets, so this was immensely helpful!!!

[@theyazzledazzle]

@Freak array I got stuck when a pin wouldn't come out. I have to drill it out or something, and got sidetracked. But I definitely want to return to the project sometime.

[@theyazzledazzle]

@Freak array thank you, new friend!!! good luck on your project too! come back here and let me know how it turns out!!! :D !!! (I wish youtube had a messaging function!)

[@BusanBen]

I followed your steps and just padded a Noblet metal clarinet with black roo pads. Sounds great. Thank you so much for making this video for us!

[@carlosacarter]

Mr RTC Canvas, thank you for this no-nonsense demonstration.

[@libbyl2203]

This was a life saver!! Thank you for your time.

[@mohamedbahaeddineferchichi5105]

Didactic and subtly funny presentation ! Thanks for this rigorous protocol !

[@lambertj.2892]

Excellent video!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge of this process. Immensely helpful.

[@francistaylor5097]

What a superb video. Thank you so much for teaching me loads.

[@greeneyedbeauty50]

Amazing video!! And easy to follow! Thanks 👍

[@Cantabile]

Thanks! Figured it was about time to clean the body of my clarinet.

[@rodsalvage7121]

Fantastic video. Just taken a clarinet apart and reassembled. Very satisfying. Use a decent screwdriver though.

[@chittaranjansarkar4081]

Excellence work. It gives a concentration to the work phenomenon. Thanks

[@tamarawesterman5084]

Thank you for making this video. It was very helpful!

[@hfwilke]

Thanks for this video. Using this and a pad replacement video, I was able to replace a pad on the clarinet I got my daughter from Goodwill. Yeah for a now working clarinet.

[@smokingjazz5067]

Could you give me the link of the pad replacement video. Thanks in advance

[@hfwilke]

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[@mani6875]

This has kept me alive

[@LowryYT]

It is unprofessional to bleed on your instrument, dude I love how you deliver your jokes

[@charbaker]

What a treasure of information!

[@fritzer5151]

Excellent instructional video! It would be great if you did a video on oboes. Players would be indebted to you.

[@deadlyfreckle]

thanks, great info. figured out where one of the needle springs should be hooked

[@darvishkhan1447]

Thank you very much for the video

[@darvishkhan1447]

Hi my master. you are very very good to lerne .thank you again.and hope to sea you.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

This would be super cool to also do on a Yamaha Low C Bass (Tenor) Clarinet cause while it plays like a Clarinet (you have to turn your hands vertically cause they're curved to make it more compact) there's some interesting mechanisms.

[@nickyFan]

THANK YOU!!!!

[@DuGOization]

Tanks man!

[@KJ7JHN]

thank you.

[@jacobriley5150]

Does anyone know what screwdriver he uses? I looked up allied screwdriver#4 and I don’t find one like his

[@tia8099]

ok now I want to take my clarinet apart but it's almost midnight

[@tia8099]

update lads: I took it apart at not midnight

[@h0rcrux774]

and it took 6 months lool

[@MrRjjazz]

How do you get really tight screws out? I am having trouble with the lower joint keys.

[@sarahamira5732]

Maybe try using some key oil if you're still having this problem, work the key for a bit to get the oil in there. I wouldn't try and force it tho

[@ImtherealAddison]

One of my top three trill keys broke off because I dropped it. Is there anyway to fix it?

[@x000s2]

Hmmm, I think I can do my own clarinet restoration now!

[@leedchristensen]

do the hinge rods need oil or anything?

[@trptguy23]

Replacing a pad on the b key on the lower joint and screwed something up. I think the springs were not correct. The low e/b key is stuck closed

[@lionelpaz2682]

What if the screw does not want to unscrew? It is very stiff.

[@Megadude-kc6rt]

Lionel Paz apply some pressure on the screw using the screwdriver for a period time then slowly turn the screwdriver, it should come off by doing that.

[@sapphire1nk290]

I need to do this so I can clean my keys but I'm scared cause its provided by my school

[@likelyllek]

14:50 lower joint

[@markowalski1]

You sound like Sam the Cooking Guy

[@amberfun9148]

You’re right 😂 We are better than that

[@judeeyton123]

you're better than that... lol

[@livelongandprosper70]

Yaawn 🥱 the most boring, monotonous voice on the internet 🙄