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Working on a crushed bell
 Crushed Bell BeforeSevere creases can be worked on but will always leave marks on the re-shaped finish. |  Crushed Bell Before |
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 Crushed Bell Before |  Crushed Bell After |
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 Crushed Bell After |  Crushed Bell After |
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 Crushed Bell After |
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Making a new Sax neck tenon & body receiver
 Brass stock bored out. |  Parting the bored out stock. |
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 The receiver. |  The tenon. |
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 Final shaping of both parts. |  Both parts fine fitted. |
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 Cut to size & polished. |  Finished tenon soldered on.
Neck screw housing made & silver soldered to the receiver. |
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Selmer Mk VI Alto Sax Overhaul
 Body stack removed of dents & straightened.
Necessary posts aligned & recited for screw rod fit |  Tone holes on body stack checked, levelled finished |
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 Neck dents removed & to be re-corked |  Dents removed from bell & tone holes levelled & finished |
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 Screws & rods to be buffed & cleaned. Springs are to be measured with for length & thickness for replacement |  keys about to be stripped of pads, corks, felts & all adhesives |
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 Final stage checking |  Selmer logo bell |
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 Selmer Logo Octave key |  |
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