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Use the power of ice to remove the bumps in a horn If you live in a cold climate, you know bursts frozen pipes because water expands when it freezes about 9, you can use this property to take out the bumps and develop a crushed tube in brass instruments with a bit of luck I had a crushed arm mouth on my old horn that I could not reach with a push rod V8 engine, worked like a charm with its rounded end I filled branch mouth with water, sealed at the two ends of the mouthpiece and receiver the first slide with a rubber ball or fingers cut in a latex glove and hose clamps loosely bunched horn put in the freezer for 4-5 hours or until the ice is solid to take with a towel and bell set down so that it will drain out Vou s notice that the ice lying on the mouthpipe the amount of expansion of the mouth part is proportional to the amount of outward force, it has exerted, namely, if no ice is released your mouthpipe probably have burst, or at best completely unfolded Rem OVE seals and drain water with a little luck, your teeth or crushing area have been driven by expanding ice If the shot work, you can try to seal the ends of a more rigid device such as a cap or plug hard plastic aware that if the water has nowhere to expand, it can break your brass tube or leadpipe , so keep that in mind the hope that it works, you really have nothing to lose and your horn will be cleaner than when you started.
I wish I could do with my instrument if I did not have my size refrigerator One of the bad things about being a tuba player.
P It seemed like a good idea, but I can now confirm that it can go very wrong br br I tried today to try to remove a tooth from my slide Eb chord - my only French horn is came with an adjusting plate F and Eb, which is what I prefer to use it fell as I emptied the water, just a few days, and has broken br br I did with fingers cut a thin silicone rubber old glove and rubber bands I more or less filled the blade with water and put in the freezer br br slides the division in two places the tooth was not been removed or even improved substantially br br Since I wanted to be without her, I patched it with solder bumps unleaded, and a torch really, it needs to repair properly, which means I'll probably be private for a while - that's what normally happens when I take a instrument to be repaired or, which is why I rarely br br He was playing very well with the dent would have been better to just leave I t p.
Sorry it did not work I'm wondering if the water volume is a variable that must be addressed.
P is probably a factor, so the problem is in a curved tube, it often goes nowhere for ice to expand as the water freezes Obviously, this is what you are exploiting to try to push a tooth, but if it increases too much, it will divide the slide in my case, it split in two places, but left alone pp tooth ends and the outer surfaces of the water will freeze first jellies ends form plugs, which won t move easily, particularly when the slide took a hit by the cross-section varies pp the outer edge of the curve on a blade can be very thin, where it's been stretched to make the form, which will sometimes be the easiest way for ice to escape pp I see Dawkes shop UK sell a selection of different sized metal balls with holes through them, to make teeth, I suppose you e nfiler on a wire or strong fishing line and shoot through it is probably much safer p.
P yes, the balls you use to address the problem bump on the curve can be tapered so that the balls are a multiple cutting operation to get the ball around a curve that you use a small cable and a slide hammer to pull the ball in the tooth that is production work as the collection of precision ball is expensive and is beyond the approach DIY Suitable for an expensive repair tool p.
P These balls are certainly not cheap given my record on decision tools to repair, and not return them for two or three months, I am inclined to DIY a bit more than most people could PPi? D consider buying some balls around the waist and try it, I will divide the welding crappy that I did to mend, so I'll just leave it for now p.
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This n t damage the lacquer on the horn he does, because I know it can be darkened easily if you use too much hot water when cleaning the instrument.
No, modern painting is supposed to be much better than the old lacquer organic-based and cold water or temperatures shouldn t harm the instrument as it is cold in Michigan and they are out there walking around with Becs plastic so that their lips do not get stuck.
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