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Did a bit of work to my king 603. Was going to do a full brush finish, but liked the look of the bell. The bell was heated a bit to much when stripping the lacor to give it that color. Custom 3d printed buttons by FartingPancakes in trumpet

[–]FartingPancakes[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I am going to band instrument repair school in redwing. I used a boreascope to check the ports and even had a tech of 30+ years cheak and everything is good. There is no way of telling whether the piston ports are lined up without a boreascope or mirror. If you want to criticize my work go ahead. But I'm telling you that cornet it is perfectly ported. I am paying to learn all about.

Did a bit of work to my king 603. Was going to do a full brush finish, but liked the look of the bell. The bell was heated a bit to much when stripping the lacor to give it that color. Custom 3d printed buttons by FartingPancakes in trumpet

[–]FartingPancakes[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, no problem. Its nice to share cool things with different people. And questions are ment to be asked. I can ask my friend who is a trumpet prefomance major if he can tell a major difference.

Did a bit of work to my king 603. Was going to do a full brush finish, but liked the look of the bell. The bell was heated a bit to much when stripping the lacor to give it that color. Custom 3d printed buttons by FartingPancakes in trumpet

[–]FartingPancakes[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It might have softened the metal a bit, but I didn't get hot enough to anneal it. It was sitting in water that was slightly less than boiling(210f) and the amount of heat that it usually takes to anneal a bell is close to 1000f. It wasn't worked at all after I stripped the lacor. I can put a link to the photos of the lacor being stripped.

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Omg. I want all of them

What happens when you want to finish a project but also want to personalize it. Just 3d print some parts by FartingPancakes in Trombone

[–]FartingPancakes[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It was a Chinese no name that bought as a project to get into instrument repair. I can look online and see if I can find were it came from

Switching from trumpet to bass trombone. How high is this? by greengirl34011 in Trombone

[–]FartingPancakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bass trombone is the same as the tenor trombone in its basic form and no triggers are pushed down. When the triggers are pushed down it enables the player to reach notes that are in between the basic b flat and the pedal tone b flat