Hi Keith,

I'll take one babbit gauge ( zero on the edge ).
Your site is great , thanks.

                      Piotrek

keith,

could you put me down for one gauge as well, zero at the edge in MM. 

can you let me know how to pay you? 

thanks, 

mike sunkenberg

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  From: clpiotrek<mailto:clpiotrek@...> 
  To: MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com<mailto:MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com> 
  Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 9:26 AM
  Subject: [MouthpieceWork] glass gauge


  Hi Keith,

  I'll take one babbit gauge ( zero on the edge ).
  Your site is great , thanks.

                        Piotrek





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Please put me down for one gauge...zero...is fine   Hope it's not too 
late.   John Price

Keith,

If you would be so kind, put me down for one in mm with setback. Paypal would be best for me or credit card, please let me know about payment.

Many thanks,

Toby

Sorry,  I've been away a bit, but is it to late to order a glass gauge.  I've been trying for a 
while to get info from JJBabbit with no luck,  thanks

-dan

I have already contacted Babbitt and got a reply.  But I have not placed an
order yet so I can still accept a few more.

Babbitt says they are willing to process this group order "this one time". 
They do not have the number we need in stock.  It will be several weeks
before delivery.

I have decided to take a few days to see if I can find someone who will
make the guages for us.  The quantity is high enough that I think it can be
economical to not go through Babbitt.  But I have not burned any bridges
yet.



		
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Hi Keith,
if you find someone who will make the gauges which are qualitative 
enough and not expensiver than Babbitt, I would like to order 2 or 3 
of them with zero at the edge. How much will it cost with s/h to 
Russia? I can pay through Western union.
Sergei

I just recently joined this forum
while looking around, I discovered
the instructions to make the glass gauge in the files section under 
tools
What a great idea
I made a couple
then came up with a new idea,
instead of using cement 
I used Scotch double sided tape  3/4 inch wide
It worked great
and a lot less messy
Bob

Several of our members also have excellent glass gauges for sale.  Our own group leader, Keith "Mojobari" Bradbury, and David Kulzinski both offer some nice glass gauges.  Keith's is glass, David's is acrylic or plexiglass.  I have both.
   
  Steve Fowler makes a very nice dial indicator tip opening gauge, but it is also possible to measure tip opening with the glass gauge and a dial caliper.
   
  The most difficult thing is to get feelers in the thicker sizes.  One of our members was offering some very nice sets.
   
  But also, Curt Altarac will soon have a good tool kit with all required tools from his Musicmedic.com.
   
  Paul

bobwasic <rwasiczk@...> wrote:
          I just recently joined this forum
while looking around, I discovered
the instructions to make the glass gauge in the files section under 
tools
What a great idea
I made a couple
then came up with a new idea,
instead of using cement 
I used Scotch double sided tape 3/4 inch wide
It worked great
and a lot less messy
Bob



                           


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This html message parsed with html2text ---------------------------Jeff Rosner made the thicker feelers, I believe. I don't know if he still has
any, though.  
  
Dan T  
  
Paul C. wrote:

> Several of our members also have excellent glass gauges for sale. Our own
> group leader, Keith "Mojobari" Bradbury, and David Kulzinski both offer some
> nice glass gauges. Keith's is glass, David's is acrylic or plexiglass. I
> have both.
>
> Steve Fowler makes a very nice dial indicator tip opening gauge, but it is
> also possible to measure tip opening with the glass gauge and a dial
> caliper.
>
> The most difficult thing is to get feelers in the thicker sizes. One of our
> members was offering some very nice sets.
>
> But also, Curt Altarac will soon have a good tool kit with all required
> tools from his Musicmedic.com.
>
> Paul  
>  
>  **_bobwasic net>_** wrote:
>

>> I just recently joined this forum  
>  while looking around, I discovered  
>  the instructions to make the glass gauge in the files section under  
>  tools  
>  What a great idea  
>  I made a couple  
>  then came up with a new idea,  
>  instead of using cement  
>  I used Scotch double sided tape 3/4 inch wide  
>  It worked great  
>  and a lot less messy  
>  Bob  
>  
>
>
>  
>  
>  
>  Link to Paul's articles from Main page of "Saxgourmet":  
>  et.com  
>  Listen to Paul's MP3's and view saxophone photos at:  
>  .yahoo.com/tenorman1952  
>  
>  Paul Coats is the sole US importer of SAXRAX products from  
>  .com  
>  For SAXRAX products, email Paul at saxraxus@saxrax.com
>
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> Several of our members also have excellent glass gauges for sale.  Our own
> group leader, Keith "Mojobari" Bradbury, and David Kulzinski both offer some
> nice glass gauges.  Keith's is glass, David's is acrylic or plexiglass.  I
> have both.

Re plexi or acrylic, a piece chosen for this use should be tested for
flatness; may look flat, but may not be. And it may not stay flat. "Plastic
memory" (internal stresses among the polymerized molecules) may alter the
shape of plastic over time, except for special plastics that are specially
made for precision work.

BL

--- "Paul C." <tenorman1952@...> wrote:

> Several of our members also have excellent glass gauges for sale.  Our
> own group leader, Keith "Mojobari" Bradbury, and David Kulzinski both
> offer some nice glass gauges.  Keith's is glass, David's is acrylic or
> plexiglass.  I have both.
>    

I sold out of glass gages a while back.  I do not plan on getting more.  I
barely broke even and donated a lot of time to the effort.

I do still have metal reed sets for use as templates to shape the tip curve
and the table/side rail width.


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--- In MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com, Keith Bradbury <kwbradbury@...>
wrote:
>
> 
> --- "Paul C." <tenorman1952@...> wrote:
> 
> > Several of our members also have excellent glass gauges for sale.  Our
> > own group leader, Keith "Mojobari" Bradbury, and David Kulzinski both
> > offer some nice glass gauges.  Keith's is glass, David's is acrylic or
> > plexiglass.  I have both.
> >    
> 
> I sold out of glass gages a while back.  I do not plan on getting
more.  I
> barely broke even and donated a lot of time to the effort.
> 
> I do still have metal reed sets for use as templates to shape the
tip curve
> and the table/side rail width.
> 
> 
>       Keith,

How much are the reed sets?

Thank you,

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What is the best way to buy a set of Reed Shapes, PayPal to you?

Thank you,

David

----- Original Message ----
From: Keith Bradbury <kwbradbury@...>
To: MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 6:49:52 PM
Subject: Re: [MouthpieceWork] glass gauge

                
--- "Paul C." <tenorman1952@ yahoo.com> wrote:

> Several of our members also have excellent glass gauges for sale.  Our
> own group leader, Keith "Mojobari" Bradbury, and David Kulzinski both
> offer some nice glass gauges.  Keith's is glass, David's is acrylic or
> plexiglass.  I have both.
>    

I sold out of glass gages a while back.  I do not plan on getting more.  I
barely broke even and donated a lot of time to the effort.

I do still have metal reed sets for use as templates to shape the tip curve
and the table/side rail width.

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