How to Remove a Stuck Main Tuning Slide
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- This is a how-to video about pulling main tuning slides on trumpets. If your slide is more stuck than this video shows; here is the link to the video "How To Remove VERY Stuck Tuning Slides"
• How To Remove VERY Stu...
Here is the link to "Hot To Solder Tuning Slides"
• How To Solder Tuning S...
Here is the link to several videos that I have in the play list,
"How To Repair Stuck Tuning Slides"
• How To Solder: Repairi...
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I haven't played actively for a while and slide repairs are expensive for something I don't actually play much anymore so my tuning slide's been stuck for about 15 years and I had resigned myself to this being how it's going to be forever
FINALLY GOT IT UNSTUCK!!
THANK YOU!
Just a tip for newbies, you can also use combo oil to lossen up the tuning slide a bit. After you get it out, be sure to give your trumpet s bath and clean out the lead pipe very well with a snake brush. When you put it back together use some slide grease and it should move perfectly.
Helped my husband and I get his slide out tonight, thank goodness. We used a lighter, oils, a massage gun, a sock lol, i held it and he pulled. finally it just popped out. We were worried there for a sec, has rehearsal in the morning
I just fixed the main tuning slide on my daughter's 70.00 trumpet thanks to your video. Thank you, sir.
Wow, first slide repair I’ve ever done, I had a torch and penetrating lubricant at home! Was on my Stradivarius and I was careful not to overheat or hit too hard to damage it.
Thank you for all your very very good presented trumpet repair videos, especially this one for example. They are all 100% clear and masterful. In following your instructions with the 3 drumsticks, I was able to remove the tuning slide on a double braced king 2007 that had been totally in pushed in position. I of course worked with a penetrating oil too, but the drumstick trick did it immediately (it came out with "that knocking sound").
Saved my life. Used the drumsticks. Thank you
All your videos are really well made and really helpful!
Nice. I am getting into instrument repair and your videos are very informative. thank you
Thank you for watching. I am happy that the videos are helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Art
Good day. Thank you very much for your kind explaining. Can you exchange valves of different brands?
Great content...as usual!
Thank you so much! You rock!
Thank you. Your video was very helpful.
You are a Genius!! I Thank You and my Stradivarus Thanks you. The penetrating oil, let set ( few times) heat twice and wigel side to side and up and down set it free. Thanks again, Ernie
How do you remove the smell of a old horn?That musty brass smell
Thanks for the tips. Got my Olds Ambassador main slide unstuck!
i like work it...
In Vietnam, there are no people doing it, i want
learn
about repair brass music intrusment
I think Selmer USA makes their student model saxophones in Vietnam.
I'd have used more penetrating oil, and I'd have sprayed it into the leadpipe as well so that both ends of the tubing got soaked. I'd also have given it more time to penetrate, plus, as I was working the slide and when it started to move, I'd keep adding penetrating oil to make things as slippery as possible.
good work!
Really interesting video. I have a Yamaha 1335 with a stuck main tuning slide that is pushed all the way in, it’s been stuck a while, probably calcium build up - would you go straight for desoldering given that you can’t get at the inner slide. There are no braces to lever against either…
Try watching this video first.
ua-cam.com/video/1TXqs9_oFXs/v-deo.html
If that does not work, then I would unsolder the crook.
How Can I own this beautiful Trumpet.. Nice instruction...
Thank you :)
My Yamaha was twisted a bit on a slide by repaire master 😢 He just sent a photo and I dont know what to say, will it affect sound quality and could I comlain?
I would sneak some water with crushed ice cubes into the tuning slide through the valve casing, and then heat the tuning slide from the outside. Thermal expansion will make the outer part of the tuning slide become larger than the inner part, solving the problem.
Thank You!
Could this work on the third valve slide on a marching Euphonium/Baritone?
Yes, This technique should work on that instrument, but you will want to be more careful than you would with a trumpet or cornet because a marching baritone will be damaged easier.
mine is stuck on both sides
Mom Said same
i was wondering, if its calcium buildup, cant you use vinegar to dissolve the calcium? kida like with shower heads and stuff?
Yes, vinegar will work too, but I do not have much experience with vinegar, so I cannot say much about how long to soak it.
What techniques do you have for freeing up a yamaha trumpet one piece main tuning slide that doesn't have the tubes to unsolder?
I hope to do a video on this some time.
Take a tuning slide priers and tap one of the ferrules so that it moves about 1/4 inch. Cut the slide under where the ferrule was. Twist the slide out if you can. Slide the ferrule back into place and solder everything back together.
I hope this helps.
Art
@@TheBrassandWoodwindShop Yes thanks. I hate this design!
Just curious, what brand of penetrating oil do you recommend? Hoping to do as much as I (safely) can before bringing it in to an instrument repair shop. Based on research, I’ve seen that liquid wrench is a good bang-for-your-buck product
I do not know which brand is the best for musical instruments or if they are all about the same. Maybe I should do a study on that and see if one is better than another.
The Brass and Woodwind Shop I found an interesting UA-cam video on the effectiveness of different brands on standard lug nuts. Here’s the link if you’d like to watch it too: ua-cam.com/video/xUEob2oAKVs/v-deo.html
What I’ve found that works pretty well is acetone and transmission fluid. It penetrates excellent, has no Aerosol fumes, and can be mixed quickly to any Viscosity... I just use a brush or Qtip most of the time..
@@210gremlin G'day, Thanks for your fabulous videos. Do you know which penetrating fluid is least toxic but still effective? How does Liquid Wrench compare to the acetone/transmission fluid mix?
Good ol pb blaster did the trick for me
When I use the tuning slide plyers, I just put a bell mandrel sideways in the bench vise to hold the instrument while I strike with the mallet, holds it perfectly in place.
Estava bem preso.
Deu trabalho.
ah man, I bet you could've gotten it out w/o having to solder-just let the penetrating oil do its thing for a while-sometimes it takes a day or so to REALLY get "in there!" But if it was a rush order then ya gotta do whatcha gotta do sometimes :)
My brace is in front of the main turning slide, what do I do
I am not sure. I would have to see a picture of the instrument. If you can email me a picture, I will try to help.
@@TheBrassandWoodwindShop What's your email so I can send the picture to you
thebrassandwoodwindshop@hotmail.com
@@TheBrassandWoodwindShop Have you gotten my email yet?
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. If the brace is on the tuning slide, treat it like the one with no brace. Put penetrating oil on it and then try the twisting technique. If that does not work, try the tuning slide pliers, and if that does not work, you will probably need to un-solder it.
Ytr 2320?
I do not have the trumpet with me, but I think that is correct.
Trumpets aren't built worth a darn if you have to beat the heck out of them and ruin them in order to just do a little periodic maintenance. So frustrating.