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Danchet Tenor Saxophone Cork Replacement Kit,Tenor Sax Accessories,2 pcs Saxophone Cork, Glue, Cork Grease, Knife, Taping, and Sandpaper

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Color: tenor sax cork replacement kit


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  • This saxophone cork is made from a perennial tree in Portugal.Soprano sax cork size:1.96x1.26x0.063 inch.Alto sax cork size:2.36x1.57x0.063 inch.Tenor saxophone cork size:2.44x1.65x0.063 inch.
  • This kit contains the tools you need to replace the cork in your saxophone, glue, knife, taping, sandpaper, cork paste and 2 pieces of cork.
  • Saxophone cork is a fine, elastic material with small spots for durability, excellent compression and decompression capabilities, good sealing, noise resistance, and abrasion resistance.
  • Soak the new cork in water for 5 minutes, let it dry and cut it to the desired size.
  • When you use it, please apply glue all over the joint of cork and saxophone neck, leave it for 3 minutes before sticking, then wrap it tightly with a tie and leave it for 24 hours before you can use it. If the insertion is relatively close, please use sandpaper to sand, you can use cork paste for lubrication.

Color: tenor sax cork replacement kit


Brand: Danchet


Finish Type: Polished


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Manufacturer: danchet musical instrument Co.Ltd


Item Weight: 2.08 ounces


Package Dimensions: 4.61 x 3.07 x 1.38 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 056


Date First Available: January 4, 2024


Color Name: tenor sax cork replacement kit


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    • Everything you need is included
Color: alto sax cork replacement kit
Review Image by Laurie Laurie
I was very pleased with this product. My daughter is a first year saxophone player and I've never replaced a cork before. Everything you need to replace the cork is included. There are written instructions, but I chose to watch an online video as well to see the process before beginning.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 by Laurie Laurie
    • Nice kit
Color: soprano sax cork replacement kit
This has everything you need to change your saxophone cork. The cork they use is good cork too, the same as what the instrument has. Make sure to wet it before wrapping it around the instrument though, otherwise, it might break. The glue looks like contact cement, which is the proper adhesive to use for installing cork. Make sure to apply the glue first to the instrument, then the cork. Then install it and tie it up with string. they include some cork grease as well, which you should be using for all the cork on your instruments. I use the extra cork sheet to refinish the cork on my clarinet so it works well for that too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024 by Vince
    • Pretty self explained.
Color: tenor sax cork replacement kit
I found it easy to install. I am pretty handy myself and was pretty simple..it seems to be holding up pretty well. My tenor sax is now sounding much better without the obvious leak in neck.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024 by jose
    • Nice cork pieces, everything else is junk
Color: tenor sax cork replacement kit
The cork slabs are very nice, just the right size and work really well. The instructions say to leave the glued and wrapped cork to cure for 12 hours, but I let it cure for a full 24 hours before sanding. Everything was going fine, I got the cork to the right size, and the first time I mounted a mouthpiece the cork broke into about 5 or 6 pieces because the glue hadn't set! Wasted one good cork slab. The glue is absolute garbage - throw it away and use a good quality contact cement. The little knife thing is a joke and is cute but worthless. The sandpaper is fair, but tears easily. I suggest putting a piece of packing tape on the back of the sandpaper, and then cut it into two thinner strips. Makes sanding so much easier. The shoelace worked to wrap the cork onto the neck while the glue dries, but it tends to adhere to any little, tiny bit of glue that may have worked its way to the other side of the cork and tends to pull the cork off when removed. I would buy the cork slabs, but everything else in the kit is just a waste of money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024 by Gary H
    • Good replacement piece for sax mouth piece
Color: alto sax cork replacement kit
I had an old saxophone that needed the cork replaced. This was perfect. It comes with everything you need and the instructions help you understand how to replace the parts. It's a good buy.
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024 by Lisa Yang
    • Wouldn’t trust my son to execute
Color: alto sax cork replacement kit
I’m not sure what I thought I was getting, but there is no way that my son, nor myself, could do this with confidence. Five stars because I won’t attempt and anything less wouldn’t be fair. Probably a 3 star item, due to difficulty.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by MC
    • Keep Your Saxophone in Top Shape with Danchet Alto Saxophone Cork Replacement Kit! A+++!
Color: alto sax cork replacement kit
The Danchet Alto Saxophone Cork Replacement Kit is a must-have accessory for any saxophonist looking to maintain their instrument in top condition. This kit includes 2 pieces of saxophone cork, providing you with a spare for future use. One of the standout features of this kit is the high quality of the cork. The cork is sized to fit both alto and tenor saxophones, making it versatile and convenient for musicians who play both instruments. The replacement process is straightforward, ensuring that you can quickly and easily replace the cork without any hassle. The cork plays a crucial role in the functionality of your saxophone, so it's essential to use a high-quality replacement like the one included in this kit. With the Danchet Alto Saxophone Cork Replacement Kit, you can trust that your instrument will continue to perform at its best. Overall, I highly recommend the Danchet Alto Saxophone Cork Replacement Kit to any saxophonist looking to maintain their instrument. The kit's high-quality cork and easy replacement process make it a valuable accessory for musicians of all levels. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by LuciDreamer
    • Appears to be a complete kit
Color: alto sax cork replacement kit
This kit seems to have all the pieces needed for repair. It even comes with a little mini box cutter, sandpaper, and shoelace to tie it until it dries. I like that it comes with 2 corks in case you mess up on the first one. That said, the written directions are strangely written and a bit hard to understand, and as an engineer, I don't usually have challenges following directions. I could guess what they mean, but this one is going to require a bit of research and some youtube videos to make sure it gets done right. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by H in Seattle

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