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Loctite 222 is excellent for holding small diameter screws in place on woodwind instruments. Adjustment screws, set screws, pivot screws and all brass screws can be held tight with loctite 222 but can be easily removed at a later time. Be sure to use this low strength loctite and not the stronger, often permanent varieties on woodwind instruments. Learn More

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These Saxophone Key Swedging pliers were designed in the MusicMedic.com Pro shop to fit all large saxophone key hinge tubes. The handles were designed to be extra long for better control and greater leverage. The jaws are highly polished to prevent marring of keys and to minimize friction.

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Our universal Saxophone End Plug protects the octave stem from bending and keeps debris out of your saxophone while in its case. Made of durable plastic. Learn More

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This Upgrade kit contains all of the supplies in the MusicMedic.com Saxophone Repair Kit, but without the tools. A great refill for all the supplies included in the full repair kits.

You can use this kit to turn your Flute or Clarinet repair kit into a Saxophone repair kit!

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Abalone Saxophone Pearls - Keilwerth Style Learn More

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Alisyn Heavy Duty Key Oil is a higher viscosity premium synthetic oil that offers performance advantages to professional musicians, repair shops and serious amateurs. It provides rust, friction and wear protection. This oil has been specially formulated to perform on larger and vintage woodwind instruments where tolerances between pivot screws, rod and bearing surfaces may be greater. Give your instrument the care it deserves!

Have you considered MusicMedic.com Ultimax cork Lubricants?

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Keep parts organized when the instrument is disassembled. This block is designed so the longest rods are located at the back to avoid reaching over them. There are labeled holes for the 27 most common rods, and places for 3 miscellaneous rods. There are holes for rollers up to 6mm in diameter which will accommodate most makes and models of saxophones. This rod block can be used for any size of saxophone. Learn More