How To Get Tuba Valves Unstuck at David Oldham blog

How To Get Tuba Valves Unstuck. take off the bottom of the valve and push it up. lubrication helps valves float over crap and might even soften deposits of ‘lime’. the best way is using a cowhide or wooden mallet, lightly tap around the circumference and try unscrewing it again. Next wipe off the old oil. Apply the new oil to the piston. he cleaned and polished and looked at every square inch of the horn. If you can't screw that off or the top of the valve casing off either, cover it in a rag. for unsticking valve tops i have always used a little piece of wood which i hold against the valve ring at a. to oil it, first unscrew the top valve cap and remove piston. I got it home, and alas, still sticking valve,. i find that yamaha slide snot (silicone based water emulsion used on trombone slides) works best on my tuba.

the best way is using a cowhide or wooden mallet, lightly tap around the circumference and try unscrewing it again. I got it home, and alas, still sticking valve,. he cleaned and polished and looked at every square inch of the horn. for unsticking valve tops i have always used a little piece of wood which i hold against the valve ring at a. to oil it, first unscrew the top valve cap and remove piston. i find that yamaha slide snot (silicone based water emulsion used on trombone slides) works best on my tuba. take off the bottom of the valve and push it up. Next wipe off the old oil. lubrication helps valves float over crap and might even soften deposits of ‘lime’. If you can't screw that off or the top of the valve casing off either, cover it in a rag.

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How To Get Tuba Valves Unstuck the best way is using a cowhide or wooden mallet, lightly tap around the circumference and try unscrewing it again. I got it home, and alas, still sticking valve,. the best way is using a cowhide or wooden mallet, lightly tap around the circumference and try unscrewing it again. lubrication helps valves float over crap and might even soften deposits of ‘lime’. Apply the new oil to the piston. Next wipe off the old oil. he cleaned and polished and looked at every square inch of the horn. for unsticking valve tops i have always used a little piece of wood which i hold against the valve ring at a. take off the bottom of the valve and push it up. to oil it, first unscrew the top valve cap and remove piston. If you can't screw that off or the top of the valve casing off either, cover it in a rag. i find that yamaha slide snot (silicone based water emulsion used on trombone slides) works best on my tuba.