How To Remove Flute Key Knock Pins

This video is about how to remove the knock pins from the keys of flutes in order to further dis-assemble the keys.
Here is a link to where you can get some of the tools mentioned in the video: ferreestoolsinc.com
#E3 Spring Replacing Pliers
#E4 Spring Punching/Removal Pliers
#F20 Key Pin Removal Tool
#D38 Spring Punches
#L24 Lead Block
#F6 Bench Hammer
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[@germancuervo7958]

The best videos about flute repair.

[@easybullet3]

your videos have all been helpful for me cleaning & maintaining my flute :)
Thank you :)

[@bgclarinet]

Where do you get replacement pins?

[@bragatheesvarank8135]

Thanks for your informative useful videos. Sometimes the written visuals comes in the way of your demonstrate visuals and blocking them from view. Kindly do something to avoid blocking.

[@Riley_drums]

Where do you get pins

[@jenflute]

how to fix a bent rod?

[@dinkusstinkus4396]

the bar for my left hand keys is loose, and i think it might just be that it isnt fastened securely but im not sure how to tell, i imagine if i could take it off i could figure it out but i cant find any guide really showing me how

[@Clover501]

What were the pliers you used in this video called? Also, I have a different mechanism for the left hand keys. There’s 2 pins next to the “E” key where, in the student flute you showed, there was only 1 pin next to the “E” key. I don’t know what to do about this

[@josephtein3835]

All of the tools he mentions are listed above (on the line starting with #E3) ... in case you didn't notice that. By the way: the left hand does not play the "E" key. You should get a new flute teacher.

[@jihyeflutelab]

Hello. I worked that pin which is right hand section, but the pin was broken and sticked in the hole. Did you have experience like this case?

[@TheBrassandWoodwindShop]

Yes, that happens some times. The process is very similar to removing a needle spring that is broken off inside a post. Here is a link to that video.
"How To Remove A Broken Needle Spring"
ua-cam.com/video/jc6HgAVbf5k/v-deo.html
I hope this helps. If it does not work, there are still a couple more options.

[@marcinstawiszynski3472]

Hello.
What is that black plate made of? The one that you were punching the pins into with the hammer?

[@TheBrassandWoodwindShop]

That is a lead block. You can get one from Ferree's Tools. It is #L24.
ferreestoolsinc.com

[@marcinstawiszynski3472]

Thank you for reply and very useful link.👍🏻💪🏻