G56 Clarinet Bore Measuring Tool
G56 Clarinet Bore Measuring Tool - G56 Clarinet Bore Measuring Tool is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Warranty & Returns
Warranty & Returns
Standard tools manufactured by Ferree’s Tools include a one-year limited warranty against defects. Eligible standard products may be returned within 30 days of the invoice date with an approved RMA number. Returns after 30 days may incur a restocking fee, and returns are not accepted after 180 days. Custom-manufactured products cannot be returned.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
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G56 Clarinet Bore Measuring Tool
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Description
Description
Clarinet manufacturers spend thousands of dollars to perfect the inside boring of a clarinet joint to make it absolutely smooth. However, when we measured the inside diameter of hundreds of clarinet tuning barrels and compared them to the inside diameters of the top tenon of the first joint we found there was a considerable difference, enough of a difference to make a noticeable "step" in the bore.
Quick and easy way to measure clarinet bores. Compare the bore of the top joint with the bore of the barrel that you are using or have just purchased. If the barrel is smaller, you may want to match the bore to the top joint using the G107 Precision Barrel Reamer. You may also want to match the bore of the mouthpiece.
We recommend measuring the bottom bore of the barrel first; that way, you can see the difference when you install the probe into the top joint bore. To measure; loosen the set screw slightly and carefully insert the graduated aluminum probe into the bore, slide the brass housing down to where it bottoms out in the socket, lightly tighten the set screw and remove the unit from the bore.
The end of the brass housing will be marking where the bore size is. Use your dial calipers or micrometers to measure the aluminum probe at that point. Write down the size and proceed to measure the other parts, similarly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the correct size or model?
How do I choose the correct size or model?
Review the product specifications and measure your instrument or existing part when applicable. Because instrument models can vary, contact our team with the manufacturer, model and measurements if you need help confirming your selection.
Are Ferree’s Tools products for beginners?
Are Ferree’s Tools products for beginners?
Ferree’s Tools serves professional repair technicians, music educators and knowledgeable do-it-yourselfers. Required experience varies by product, so review all available instructions and contact us if you are unsure whether a tool is appropriate for your skill level.
What if I cannot find the exact product I need?
What if I cannot find the exact product I need?
Contact our customer service team with details about the instrument and repair. We can help you locate the appropriate product, identify a comparable option or determine whether another solution is available.
