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 Clarinet screw
Author: mikeb 
Date:   2004-11-20 04:30

I am looking to purchase 1 screw or perhaps a small replacement set for my Bb clarinet off the web. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks mike

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 Re: Clarinet screw
Author: ron b 
Date:   2004-11-20 05:35

Ferree's is probably your best bet, Mike. They package small parts by the dozen but their prices are very reasonable. Who knows?, you might need another screw in the future. They have a way of disappearing right before your very eyes ~~~~~~~ :)

http://www.ferreestools.com/

- ron b -



Post Edited (2004-11-20 05:37)

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 Re: Clarinet screw
Author: BobD 
Date:   2004-11-20 16:45

Can anyone replace a thumrest without dropping a screw at least once!

Bob Draznik

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 Re: Clarinet screw
Author: Fred 
Date:   2004-11-20 19:24

I never drop the same screw more than once. Never can find the darn thing after I drop it . . .

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 Re: Clarinet screw
Author: Alseg 
Date:   2004-11-20 19:25

Best item ever.......magnetic pan from Sears hardware.

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 Re: Clarinet screw
Author: GBK 
Date:   2004-11-20 19:27

"Never work on a clarinet over a shag carpet" ...GBK

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 Re: Clarinet screw
Author: Gordon (NZ) 
Date:   2004-11-20 20:56

I presume you mean a pivot screw.

I carry, for my own use, 26 different clarinet pivot screws. None of them are interchangeable. I still find myself having to improvise at times, modifying a screw to fit.

Manufacturers often change the thread they use, or the style, sometimes even without altering the model number.

You cannot be sure you have the correct screw until you put it on the instrument and everything functions right.

When a pivot screw is replaced, even when it is the correct one, it is normal to have to make slight adjustments for accurate mounting of a key.

Rod screws are an even greater can of worms. Technicians worth going to have facilities and materials for making them as required.

Nothing is as simple as it first seems in instrument servicing.

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