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Dani Girl replied to the thread still kicking.looks a bit better in photos than in person. I might be overcooking the rhodium maybe, looks a bit dark grey on mine vs my wedding... -
Dani Girl replied to the thread still kicking.
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MA084,Dot punch look great on firearms as long as you don't over lap them you must work away from your self that way you'll be able place...
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i forgot to mention the brass is very thin. that's why one should put protective bags inside the instrument. it can prevent unwanted... -
Mmonk 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... -
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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Rrweigel 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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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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Ttdelewis replied to the thread Saxophone engraving advice.Wriggle yes and the text should be smaller.
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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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