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    JJ Roberts reacted to monk's post in the thread Saxophone engraving advice with Like Like.
    i forgot to mention the brass is very thin. that's why one should put protective bags inside the instrument. it can prevent unwanted...
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    monk replied to the thread Saxophone engraving advice.
    i forgot to mention the brass is very thin. that's why one should put protective bags inside the instrument. it can prevent unwanted...
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    BCan replied to the thread Saxophone engraving advice.
    Yamaha makes some of the finest saxophones on the planet. Here is a link to a video of a factory tour, which includes some detailed...
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    horologist replied to the thread Saxophone engraving advice.
    John Schippers recommended a wriggle tool (wiggle?) made from the ball of a trailer hitch when I took his engraving class at Connor...
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    rweigel replied to the thread Saxophone engraving advice.
    I visited a wind instrument fair last year and they had an engraving demonstration stand there. YES, the manufacturers use the wriggle...
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    JJ Roberts reacted to monk's post in the thread Saxophone engraving advice with Like Like.
    first order of bizzness: you must figure a way to safely cradle the sax. all the keys must be protected from damage. 2nd: go to yer...
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    tdelewis replied to the thread Saxophone engraving advice.
    Wriggle yes and the text should be smaller.
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    DMM reacted to dhall's post in the thread Saxophone engraving advice with Like Like.
    +1 for what Monk said, and the real reason for wriggle cutting is that in many cases the brass is fairly thin and wriggle cutting is...
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    DMM reacted to monk's post in the thread Saxophone engraving advice with Like Like.
    first order of bizzness: you must figure a way to safely cradle the sax. all the keys must be protected from damage. 2nd: go to yer...
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    allan621 reacted to monk's post in the thread Latest efforts with Like Like.
    byrnbucks got it right. nobody on this forum even became an amateur overnight, it takes time and practice.
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    allan621 reacted to dhall's post in the thread Saxophone engraving advice with Like Like.
    +1 for what Monk said, and the real reason for wriggle cutting is that in many cases the brass is fairly thin and wriggle cutting is...
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    dhall replied to the thread Question: Leica microscope s9d.
    Here's a step-by-step I wrote about setting up a microscope, and it usually gets folks up and running readily. Really important info...
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    dhall replied to the thread Saxophone engraving advice.
    +1 for what Monk said, and the real reason for wriggle cutting is that in many cases the brass is fairly thin and wriggle cutting is...
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    monk replied to the thread Saxophone engraving advice.
    first order of bizzness: you must figure a way to safely cradle the sax. all the keys must be protected from damage. 2nd: go to yer...

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