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D+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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Dfirst 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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Abyrnbucks got it right. nobody on this forum even became an amateur overnight, it takes time and practice.
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A+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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Ddhall 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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Ddhall 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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Mmonk 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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JJohn B. replied to the thread Finding the Engraver.Best to you and Sam and hope you all enjoy your trip to Emporia. John B,
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DHi, I have a client that wants to put a name on his saxophone. Since i never engraved on such a big item I try to gather information. My...
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Looks like a stylized combination T J F to me. Or some other order of those letters. But just a guess on my part But maybe Roger can... -
You have a set of engravers initial's shown in the second picture you posted. Maybe Roger can figure them out for you.
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TAppreciate the kind words. Lot of practice this week too darned cold and nasty out to do anything else. Playing with several variations.
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Mmonk replied to the thread Latest efforts.byrnbucks got it right. nobody on this forum even became an amateur overnight, it takes time and practice.
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RRockingkj replied to the thread Latest efforts.Appreciate the kind words. Lot of practice this week too darned cold and nasty out to do anything else. Playing with several variations.
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