Sometimes an instrument has experienced some kind of calamity. Look no further! Here is an example of a saxophone that had some pretty bad damage from being dropped out of a case that wasn’t latched and how it looked after my repair!
Here is a before/after of a trumpet that was dropped as well!
Here is a trombone handslide that had broken and the finished product.
Here is a Baritone Saxophone that had a badly damaged neck assembly. After learning that a new assembly cost $900 wholesale, the customer and I both agreed that removing dents and repairing this one would be the better option. I fabricated a new guard for the top of this crook as the old one was unusable.
Here is a basic rebuild of a main tuning slide of a trumpet. This can happen when an instrument hasn’t been cleaned in a very long time and the slide is so stuck that it must be taken apart to “manually” it.
