Saxophone Repair Topic: Hinge Tube Mechanical Fit

[@phooesnax]

Those King horns are so nice. Played a baritone once and it was sooo very nice. Great video.

[@bobblues1158]

Thanks so much for some valuable information Matt!

[@CannonSaxMan]

Such an informative video! Thank you again Matt!

[@minty_lint]

Love your videos, thanks for making them!

[@foobajoob]

For the bad swedging example you showed, if the marks had been spaced out properly, are there other problems that could cause apart from visual marks?

[@Eugeniavlogduet4099]

My straight soprono saxophone hit the floor and the Bb and G key r playing the same

[@williamdaniels512]

How would this expand the key tubes to fill space between posts?

[@StohrerMusic]

William Daniels roll some clay into a cylinder, then squeeze it. It will get thinner and lengthen. Same thing.

[@gnyger]

Stohrer Music Thank you for making these videos, it’s very helpfull. Can you only perform swedging with special tool? Where can I buy them, what is the best tool?

[@bethjohnson7819]

Hinge tubes have space between them, move side to side....can I fix these

[@StohrerMusic]

Not without tools and experience. Not a DIY job; you'll do a lot of major damage. Take to a GOOD repairer.

[@AnonymousBN]

"Good thing I know a guy" lol

[@LehAn4a]

From Ukraine ? :)

[@LehAn4a]

Yeah, we have a really bad service of wind instruments in our country, so your videos are very helpful for me as a repairman. I'm going to have some courses or masterclasses abroad about repair of wind instruments. Thank you, Matthew !