your springs are fine....
Please go practice.
That is what the saxophone is for ....
making music.
Please go practice.
That is what the saxophone is for ....
making music.
Getting the Most out of Springs
Thorp in The Manual of Woodwind Repair makes the following points.
Springs should curve gently like a the shape of a feather (My image).
The spring should be bent a little further than you might think necessary as it is fairly easy to bend it back a little if necessary when the horn is put together.
Add a drop of oil to the cradle
Spring can be burnished to revive them.
Springs should curve gently like a the shape of a feather (My image).
The spring should be bent a little further than you might think necessary as it is fairly easy to bend it back a little if necessary when the horn is put together.
Add a drop of oil to the cradle
Spring can be burnished to revive them.
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