What A series, Im so glad this caught on with other people. Ive gotta admit Ive never Clicked on a video faster than this one here, I just absolutely Love what youre doing here on this channel! Please keep it up, it was amazing seeing this instrument take shape!
Another great series Art! Curious for whats next, I hope you keep doing these. I play trumpet in college right now so these last two have been fun for me.
Wow, Art, the herald trumpet turned out amazing!! This was an enjoyable series to watch, especially when you remember how sad that bell section looked before you worked your magic.
Thanks for your videos. You're the professional, but I wondered if you've ever used a small polishing/buffing wheel on a Dremel tool for those hard to-get-to spots?
Hey there! I love what you are doing with this series! Great stuff. I have a question. What is that wicking material, and where can it be purchased? Thanks!
The spray can looks like Nikolas, sold by Ferree's : www.ferreestoolsinc.com/collections/supplies/products/q1-nikolas-clear (Sadly it's not sold in Europe and Ferree's can't ship chemicals overseas so when I needed touch lacquer once on an amateur project I used a clear nitrocellulosic lacquer, it have been 2 years and it still holds).
I used 2 coats of the Nikolas spray lacquer. It works well for touching up, but you would not want to use it on a whole instrument. No rubout is needed.
You did a good job Fixing this trumpet
20:15 Finally the Trumpet is fixed & can be played again. The Bell is fixed & it now has a new Valve section.
I love this Trumpet
What A series, Im so glad this caught on with other people. Ive gotta admit Ive never Clicked on a video faster than this one here, I just absolutely Love what youre doing here on this channel! Please keep it up, it was amazing seeing this instrument take shape!
Wow!!! LOVE this series as well! Thanks so much. Looks fantastic.
Awesome series!
Always nice to watch these videos on Saturdays while I have downtime at work.
So much fun.
That was on an advanced level, thanks.
Another great series Art! Curious for whats next, I hope you keep doing these. I play trumpet in college right now so these last two have been fun for me.
You played it great, Art! Enjoyed the series.
Wow, Art, the herald trumpet turned out amazing!! This was an enjoyable series to watch, especially when you remember how sad that bell section looked before you worked your magic.
Definitely enjoyed this set of videos. Thanks for posting
great stuff
Your work made my soul purified. Thanks for the awesome channel!
Art look at you!! 20:30 I thought I was at Belmont! 🐴
And yes!! The Consecration of the House! There it is!
That was amazing job!!
Great videos, would LOVE your job.
In Asia's, many kinds of old brass instruments, are laying around the old buildings.
Thanks for your videos. You're the professional, but I wondered if you've ever used a small polishing/buffing wheel on a Dremel tool for those hard to-get-to spots?
Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos aprendo mucho de tu canal, Saludos desde Costa Rica.
Closing in on 5k! Nice work
Wonderful! Just found your channel, new sub...great stuff here thank you!!
Clever ,
I feels, I am , the next Smith ' s , rebuild a used goods, to new goods , best instruments, brass trumpets 🎺
Great Video! Is it a restoration job on the saxophone? I’m excited for a little more woodwind stuff! Not that I don’t love the other videos.
The saxophone will be a repad which is like an overhaul minus relacquering.
Hey there! I love what you are doing with this series! Great stuff. I have a question. What is that wicking material, and where can it be purchased? Thanks!
The wicking comes from Allied Supply. The part number is A890. However, Allied only sells to music stores.
What are your plans for the instruments you've restored?
I will sell some, keep a few, and some belong to my customers. (I use them with their permission of course)
Don't forget lives restored too!! As in my case ❤
I see.feels , great .a hobbies, turned into a brands new trumpets. ( all the used ,?
What a great video! So informative and I'm glad music can play through the trumpet again. What brand of lacquer do you use?
The spray can looks like Nikolas, sold by Ferree's : www.ferreestoolsinc.com/collections/supplies/products/q1-nikolas-clear
(Sadly it's not sold in Europe and Ferree's can't ship chemicals overseas so when I needed touch lacquer once on an amateur project I used a clear nitrocellulosic lacquer, it have been 2 years and it still holds).
@@1090yoyo isn't nitrocellulose for guitars? Where are you from?
What do you use as a degreaser after buffing?
I use Ferree's cold degreaser.
What is the lacquer you used, and is it clear or gold colored?
I used clear lacquer on this instrument.
What sort of lacquer did you use? Just one coat? No rubout of the lacquer needed?
I used 2 coats of the Nikolas spray lacquer. It works well for touching up, but you would not want to use it on a whole instrument. No rubout is needed.
@@TheBrassandWoodwindShop Why not on the whole instrument?
It's funny you say buffing and polishing is not your forte....because it looks terrific to me😁
teacher have a video how to put shoes on saxophones?