Engraving The Wilmington Baritone Saxophone Bell

[@SaxforSale]

Another excellent presentation 👏

[@MusicMediccom]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@LalitMadhava]

Wonderful instrument 😊

[@stevenh1307]

Thank you for the insight, great video!

[@MusicMediccom]

Glad it was helpful!

[@richardjarrett8972]

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A longer video going over the padding of saxophones, where you are working with mostly existing or older pads would be very helpful. It would be great to know when you give up on trying to get a pad to seal and replace it with a new one!
Might get some pad sales out of it along the way! 🤔😅😁

[@MusicMediccom]

Great idea!

[@tysonleem]

#wrigglecut… great video guys.

[@MusicMediccom]

Thank you!

[@lucaslorenz5232]

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I’d really appreciate if you guys could make a guide to different dent rods! Things like explaining which thickness and shapes should be used for what jobs along with what methods of dent removal works best with them! I really want to get into dent work but man the tools are a big investment so it would be awesome to know some specifics for different rods.

[@MusicMediccom]

Noted! Cool idea!

[@ShaunJohnson-rp1wn]

Is there any such thing as a 3d print engraver for band instruments that will duplicate that style of engraving?

[@Heavious]

So what happens when one makes a mistake engraving (tool slips, fatigue, whatever...)? There's no eraser, so does the engraving image get improvised?

[@MusicMediccom]

Short answer is yes, usually you add something else and incorporate it into your design. Bob Ross said it best, there are no mistakes just happy accidents😀

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