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    • _Mark_
      _Mark_ last edited by

      Apart from eBay, where does one look for bits pieces, parts & tools, for restoring old & abused instruments? At the moment, I'm looking for (but realizing I may have to make) felt and cork stopper rings for the valve tops of a Carl Fischer Reliable.

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        Newell Post @_Mark_ last edited by

        @_mark_ Try.... https://www.ferreestoolsinc.com/ But the items you are seeking are pretty esoteric.

        Bb: Bach 180S37G (05), Mercedes (80)
        Vintage: Committee (54), Recording (59), Super (49), Getzen Severinsen (66)
        C: Kanstul 1510, Constellation
        D/Eb: Getzen Eterna
        Cornet: Schilke XA1, Yamaha Neo Eb
        Flugel: Kanstul 1525, Yamaha 625
        Conch shell in F

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        • barliman2001
          barliman2001 Global Moderator @_Mark_ last edited by

          @_mark_ Ask flugelgirl. She should know.

          Courtois Balanced
          Courtois D
          Olds Recording
          Buescher Aristocrat
          Gaudet C
          Selmer G
          Courtois 154 Flugelhorn
          Besson International Bb cornet
          Courtois Bb cornet
          B&H Sovereign Soprano Cornet
          B&H Sovereign trombone
          Willy Garreis trombone
          Weltklang Euph

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          • flugelgirl
            flugelgirl Qualified Repair Techs Veterans & Military Musicians last edited by

            Part of the deal with felts and corks is knowing the sizes you need. Since we techs keep an assortment and measure what is needed with the proper tools as we go, no one is going to be able to tell you what you’ll need to order ahead of time. Also, if you’re doing this yourself you’ll need to have the tools to measure upstroke as well as downstroke if you don’t want it to play stuffy.

            Daily players: Adams A1, A4LT, F2 flugel , CN1 cornet.
            Schagerl Raweni
            Puje 3am(named for me), Benge pocket
            Schilke P5-4, C5L
            Yamaha 761 Eb/D
            Lots of vintage toys

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            • _Mark_
              _Mark_ @flugelgirl last edited by

              @flugelgirl yes, thanks. This is coming clear as i go along. I've DIYd my way through life, have many & various tools, and generally read, calculate & measure twice or more times before actually making a move. My several inexpensively acquired used and abused trumpets have various issues that I'm working out 'blind'. Learning via apprenticeship isn't even a real world option. So it goes! Thanks for the tips.

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