I know you can get some pivots from Allied, Ferree, and Krause. Any other sources? COMING SOON! OUR NEW ONLINE STORE AT SAXGOURMET.COM! VIDEOS, KEY CLAMPS,...
I just bought one. Anybody have any usage tips? Mine is somewhat small, but will do keys etc. COMING SOON! OUR NEW ONLINE STORE AT SAXGOURMET.COM! VIDEOS, KEY...
Yesterday, while using my big buffer on saxophone, I got my hair caught in the buffing wheel (probably around 3000rpm at the time), which promptly pulled out a...
There's a discussion going on in a private forum where I participate about padding procedures that has been interesting. Here's the sequence in which I do it....
Padding procedureSteve, Good plan, except with all that work, you need to get part paid up front. ... From: STEVE GOODSON To: SaxophoneRepair@yahoogroups.com ...
I require a 50% deposit up front. See the "terms of service" on my site www.saxgourmet.com for a full list of our shop and business policies. We've learned a...
Steve; I use one of those painter's head socks! You can get them at most paint stores. They will keep your hair out of the buffer and all that dust out of your...
Steve, I suggest a hair net. I worked at a vocational-technical school and these were required for any students with long hair working near rotating...
First your bench motor, then your buffer. It sound like you have problem with things that spin. You do use a stool and not a spin-able chair? No need to get...
I'm currently trying out the look of a "Samurai Repairman".........I haven't perfected the necessary grunts and yells, but my hair is now out of harms way! ......
I'm currently trying out the look of a "Samurai Repairman".........I haven't perfected the necessary grunts and yells, but my hair is now out of harms way! ......
I'm currently trying out the look of a "Samurai Repairman".........I haven't perfected the necessary grunts and yells, but my hair is now out of harms way! ......
Somehow I get a mental picture of John Belushi (with white hair) with the Samurai outfit, and instead of a sword, a big dent rod, and beating a sax to death......
I'm trying to accumulate of accurate pad sizes required for various horns. Any information that anyone could share would be much appreciated! Please email me...
Fed Ex advised me this morning that they will not honor any claims for musical instruments over thirty years old that are in excess of $500, regardless of the...
Shipping Horns Via Fed Ex: This is IMPORTANT!!Fedex has probably gotten burned a few times. It makes sense for them but where else to get insurance? ...
Steve- I wonder if someone scammed them on purpose? I have heard and experienced good things from FedX ground service. I will never ship any musical instrument...
Please note: This article still specifies that an instrument that is carried on must fit the size requirements of the aircraft!! This means it must still fit...
Could I please have some feedback on this type of Sax. The Sax I am repadding is proving to be quite a naughty one! I am having real problems getting the low...
Peter, if your Buescher Bari has a low 100,000's serial number the problem may be built in the horn. I've had 2 with this burble (and still have a gold plated...
Peter; I have found that leveling both the toneholes and the cups on a Buescher will save you a lot of grief and frustration later! The rotary files that Curt...
Hi Curt. The s/n is 215 7xx So As you mention, it may be difficult to cure completely, I really have been very careful with my Pad seating - in fact I have...
Peter, that's later than the ones that usually have that burble. Strange it's happening in the same place though. I imagine you tried different mouthpieces? ...
Hi Curt, Yes its the same with different m/p's. As I mentioned I have tried sealing each individual tone hole with glued on cork - and this more or less...
I was a machinist in my youth, and had hair about down to my waste (when I lived in Detroit, I used to wear it in an afro). The shop manager wouldn't let me in...
Just as an update, I now have a black leather biker style "do rag" to protect my lovely locks. I've made light of it, but safety is important in the shop. I...