Saxophone Mouthpiece Refacing NYC Otto Link Florida

[@nickpilgrim1966]

Great video. Nothing like hand craftsmanship. Quality.

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

Thank you!

[@udos.7611]

An interesting video, thanks!

[@johnphillips7941]

Hi, Stephan! Very interesting video! I am also a refacer. It never occured to me to open a tip this way. I have a really interesting tenor metal mouthpiece which is way too small & I think I will try your method. I will let you know how it turns out. sincerely, John.

[@wildman166]

Have you ever had your customer see you going at their mouthpiece with your channel locks in your shop , ha ha ha ? Your videos are great , and really helped me bring a couple of my pieces from the grave . But I know when to leave it to the pro ! Ha ha ha thanks again

[@wildman166]

Great video , your work is first class . I refaced my Florida that the table was not flat and had tip rail issues . I also wanted to increase the facing curve length . I used the reference numbers from Theo Wanne refacing book . But his book did not explain how to check the rollover with your file , to see what needed to be removed . The results are nothing less the amazing . I never like the piece , and I did not know why ? Ha ha thank you , keep up the great work !

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

Yeah, the baffle thing is often overlooked but will make all the difference on an otherwise perfect piece. I am glad it worked out for you!

[@wildman166]

@@Stephan-Kammerer thank you

[@LaloRojasSax]

Congratulations. Amazing! So inspiring. Thank you for making these videos!

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

Thanks! My pleasure Lalo!

[@椋_りょうノビシロ]

Learn a lot from your video, thank you very much.

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

Glad to hear that! Thank you!

[@jashajazz8646]

Wow! Respekt!

[@Ryan-ok8lk]

Super cool video!

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

Thanks Ryan!!

[@baritd]

Whoa, nice work!

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

Thanks!!

[@user-ig7nq7pc7k]

There's another way to do this. Guys like Frank Wells would tap the mouthpiece with the facing facing down (yes, I meant that repetitive word, lol). I have a friend who witnessed this being done. Do it right and it works marvelously. Have to have a flat surface that is strong, like a professional flat block.

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

Sure, there are many ways to do this. It always depends on the situation and the outcome I am looking for. You can see a more recent video here:

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

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[@SSSSSSolegovich]

Hello. with ebonitm you can do that too ??

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

You can bend ebonite with heat. Something you truly don't want to try at home ;-)

[@SSSSSSolegovich]

@STEPHAN KAMMERER - SK Mouthpieces I'm looking for the best options, this is still the same selmer soloist, remember)!)?)) thank you)!)))

[@wildman166]

Oh I am going to leave the mouthpiece bending to the true professional ! Ha ha ha

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

It does require nerves of steel haha!

[@scottyjackson6665]

LoL Stephan shaved the beard off, thought I clicked on the wrong video.

[@Stephan-Kammerer]

Haha! Yeah, I got too wild and suddenly I wanted my face back ;-)