jdumars
Member
Hello fine forum members! My love affair with the saxophone goes back to the age of 10 when I played one for the very first time. Now, 31 years later I strive to never be more than a city block away from a saxophone at all times.
In 1994, I started what would become the world's most popular saxophone web site, www.saxophone.org. I then went on to write the Saxophone Buyer's Guide, record a few albums then teach myself to engrave, what else, but saxophones? I have loved saxophone engraving since I was 15, and drew engraving patterns for over 15 years before I ever picked up the tools.
If you want to see my work, go to Flickr: http://flickr.com/photos/saxgraver Unfortunately, I am too busy to take on projects at the moment, but I am happy to answer questions as I am able to. I'm also keen to see photos of any elaborately engraved saxophones you might have, so please share!
My 1938/1939 Selmer Balanced horns, re-engraved by me.
In 1994, I started what would become the world's most popular saxophone web site, www.saxophone.org. I then went on to write the Saxophone Buyer's Guide, record a few albums then teach myself to engrave, what else, but saxophones? I have loved saxophone engraving since I was 15, and drew engraving patterns for over 15 years before I ever picked up the tools.
If you want to see my work, go to Flickr: http://flickr.com/photos/saxgraver Unfortunately, I am too busy to take on projects at the moment, but I am happy to answer questions as I am able to. I'm also keen to see photos of any elaborately engraved saxophones you might have, so please share!
My 1938/1939 Selmer Balanced horns, re-engraved by me.