The Clarinet BBoard
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Author: DixieSax
Date: 2010-06-25 17:03
For the inside lid of my case I used a dense foam pad, sold as a seat cushion for a kitchen chair cut to size and covered with velveteen. The main part of the case is a styrofoam block cut to size, and carved to fit the clarinets.
Paper clips make great tools for carving styrofoam, because you can curve them to the diameter of a clarinet, then use them to gouge the main part of the depression for the instrument to rest in. Some additional carving to fit around the keywork, and you end up with a custom fit. Apply a light spray of tacky glue to the top of the styrofoam when the carving is finished, and then the velveteen. The tacky glue will adhere to the velveteen, giving a nice finished look to all the depressions in the foam.
Drop the finished and covered foam block into the bottom of the briefcase and you are done.
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2010-06-24 09:20 |
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2010-06-24 14:30 |
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2010-06-24 14:38 |
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2010-06-24 15:54 |
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stebinus2 |
2010-06-24 21:53 |
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grenadilla428 |
2010-06-25 13:36 |
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2010-06-25 17:03 |
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