Nice set !The Wera screwdrivers finally arrive today so I'll try this with a screw and see how it goes. Thank you.
Do check fit ! Don’t force a stuck screw or rod. There are techniques for loosening the stubborn ones.
Nice set !The Wera screwdrivers finally arrive today so I'll try this with a screw and see how it goes. Thank you.
You never fail to amaze me! First it was "as the radio turns" and now ... 🙂Nice set !
Do check fit ! Don’t force a stuck screw or rod. There are techniques for loosening the stubborn ones.
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You would be the one still using a radio with knobsYou never fail to amaze me! First it was "as the radio turns" and now ... 🙂
If you have problemsMy husband’s empty toolbox has been utilized for the project. He doesn’t know it yet, but I’ll probably be done before he notices (he won’t mind). 😅
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, you can remind him of the doghouse .
😉A watch spring bar tool also works great for thisFor spring tools, I have these:
2) For a pusher, I have a very small screwdriver that I once modified to tension a camera shutter, by making a notch right in the middle of the blade.
Excellent screwdrivers. I have a set of three precision ones for working on the sax, and a set of six full sized ones for household/motoring duties. All very good, and well worth the premium over cheaper tools.The Wera screwdrivers finally arrive today so I'll try this with a screw and see how it goes. Thank you.
Good job
This is a huge time saver ! Especially when there’s several pads very close in size throughout the unit.Make sure you remember which key each pad came from if you are to re-use the metal backing discs
I love this idea, but unfortunately I’m such a newbie that I don’t which key is what on the saxophone.😭This is a huge time saver ! Especially when there’s several pads very close in size throughout the unit.
Penelope, mark the metal not the leather 😉
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Since your background is the flute, maybe understanding the similarities may help you to relate?I love this idea, but unfortunately I’m such a newbie that I don’t which key is what on the saxophone.😭
You’re not alone 😉I love this idea, but unfortunately I’m such a newbie that I don’t which key is what on the saxophone.😭
I used yellow just for you.Use PostIt or some bright color painter's tape (yellow for delicate surfaces) for the keys to number them 1-26 and write the number on the pad.
Pine pollens are high this time of year. Most pollenate in late Winter. Plus, you have something we don't have here. You can see what you're breathing.I’ve got an insane migraine this afternoon. My noggin is foggy.
Migraine’s are the worst. Hopefully it passes quickly. 🙏I used yellow just for you.
Please look this over for mistakes. I’ve got an insane migraine this afternoon. My noggin is foggy.
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I think you are the only person in the sax world who refers to the Eb as D#. I mean, technically you can bend it to be either one depending on the key you play but on a c-mel, Dis sounds a bit dissonant. Imagine an alto player saying his horn is keyed to D#. That's like a tenor player saying his horn is in A#. Es or Eb roll off the tongue much easier,I used yellow just for you.
Please look this over for mistakes. I’ve got an insane migraine this afternoon. My noggin is foggy.
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