Some of the questions that some people ask me (and - likely - ask others) could be answered more easily if they had a $15 or $20 Chinese calipers on hand.
I’ve never looked, but there surely some YouTube videos that show how to use them. They are actually easier to use than a yardstick.
It’s also sort of nice to have an (electronic) calipers that does both SAE and metric. These are also cheap.
TECH questions for TECHS 🙄
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Re: TECH questions for TECHS 🙄
So you're telling me there is an easier way to measure the bore of my horns and I can stop using a yard stick???bloke wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 9:04 am Some of the questions that some people ask me (and - likely - ask others) could be answered more easily if they had a $15 or $20 Chinese calipers on hand.
I’ve never looked, but there surely some YouTube videos that show how to use them. They are actually easier to use than a yardstick.
It’s also sort of nice to have an (electronic) calipers that does both SAE and metric. These are also cheap.
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Mirafone 184 CC
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Re: TECH questions for TECHS 🙄
Casca Grossa wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 10:44 am So you're telling me there is an easier way to measure the bore of my horns and I can stop using a yard stick???
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Re: TECH questions for TECHS 🙄
Yardsticks are so old school.
I much prefer a drywall square...
I much prefer a drywall square...
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Some old Yorks, Martins, and perhaps a King rotary valved CC
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Re: TECH questions for TECHS 🙄
I just see how far my little finger goes into it. 
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Re: TECH questions for TECHS 🙄
Are we still talking about tubas...??
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