How To Replace Rotary Trumpet Valve Springs: video #2
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- A while ago I published a video about how to replace rotary trumpet springs. Another rotary trumpet came into my shop that was a little different and required q different way of taking it apart. This video is about how I did it.
Here is the link to the first video:
How To Replace Internal Springs On a Rotary Trumpet
• How To Replace Interna...
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Hello Art! It’s always fascinating to watch your craftsmanship on the repair of these instruments.
I hope you, Janelle and your precious family have a Blessed Easter!
Fascinating and ingenious as always Art, thank you for showing us.
Not that it's important, but Cerveny (Červený) is pronounced something like Chair-ven-EE. I know it's kind of whatever, but this is a very important brand created by one of the most influential instrument makers and inventors in history.
Thanks for posting this sort of work. Wish I had a repair shop near me that had the guts to do anything like this. I recently asked a shop about just doing a receiver swap on a Trumpet with me providing the parts, and they straight up admitted that they might not even be willing to do the job. Really awesome. Gotta love when it's cheaper to buy custom mouthpieces than it is to make your horn use something normal. 🙄
Thank you for letting me know how to pronounce Cerveny. I actually like for people to correct me if I am saying something incorrectly.
Thank you for another great video and greetings from the Czech Republic, a country in the middle of Europe where many of the pantent wind instruments come from. It was Václav František Čevený who was one of the great figures in the development of brass instruments. The Lignatone instruments were not made, as far as I know, in the Červený factory in Hradec Hradec Hradec, but were made by another legendary company, Amati Kraslice. Unfortunately, in our country, which has given so much to the world in this field, it is no longer possible to study this craft and get the tools. Based on your videos, as an absolute beginner, I set up a workshop, ordered tools from America and have completed my first overhaul of a 100 year old winglet. Unfortunately, after assembling and playing on it, it became apparent that I would have to electroplate the rotors. Fingers crossed, I'm an avid fan of yours.
Thank you for the information and congratulations on the first overhaul.
I hope the repairs go well. Treat every repair as a learning experience and you will learn quickly.
Thanks again for showing us these tremendous tips and tricks, it is so much easier not to break things when you have seen it done once, not quite the it’s always easier second time around but nearly.
I’m about to tackle a 70 year old trumpet. At least one spring has failed, how we will soon see!
Beautiful work as always!
Hello i really need your help, on my flute, my spring came loose and it fell off, i still have it, how do i put it back?
It is difficult to explain on a youtube comment but I will try. Take off the key (keys) that is over it. Slide the spring back through the hole making sure that the spring is installed in the correct direction and that it is bent in the correct direction. Then use a round nose smooth jaw pliers to push the end of the spring so that it is flush with the post. If you are not comfortable attempting this, I suggest taking it to your local repair shop.
I hope this helps.
@@TheBrassandWoodwindShop hello thank you for replying, I solved it, I was trying to put the spring pushing it on the other side, as soon as I tryed pushing it from the other side it went in, I don't have a local flute technician, I'm from Romania so here is hard to find anything, anyways, solved it, thank you
@@TheBrassandWoodwindShop also, if I wanted to replace the springs? What springs should I buy? I can't find any springs for flute, do the springs from a clarinet work?
Hello, I have a relative from Romania and I know about 10 words of Romanian. I also like the videos about the Wurmbrands, "Sabina", and "Tortured for Christ".
About the springs, you can use clarinet springs if that is all you have, but there is some flute spring wire that comes in a roll. There are 4 different diameters. You need to cut it to length and install it.
Best regards, Art