Good question! When dry fitting you don't want to force the mouthpiece onto the neck all the way into playing position, try for getting it half way there. Then, with cork grease applied you can slide it all the way to playing position. This may get easier over time as well as the natural cork compresses.
This is definitely a much cleaner way of removing and applying a neck cork than I've been doing, thank you!
You bet we're happy to help!
I almost didn't watch this - I've done this job many times ... but I'm glad I did! I learned a few new tricks after all. Much appreciated!
Glad it helped!
Keep up the good work my friend love the music
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the info! You made it look easy too.
Thank you
When you're sanding & adjusting the cork after it's installed, how far on to the neck / cork do you want the mouthpiece to go without any cork grease?
Good question! When dry fitting you don't want to force the mouthpiece onto the neck all the way into playing position, try for getting it half way there. Then, with cork grease applied you can slide it all the way to playing position. This may get easier over time as well as the natural cork compresses.
does any contact cement work? Or do you have any recommendations
What is the substance using for glueing the cork? 3:19
Barge cement glue