This oil "SuperSlick KRO Key Rotor Oil" is proper for Saxophones?
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Hi Ary - No, because saxophones have rotory valves. I play the French Horn, which has rotory valves. Some tubas also do, and you can even find an unusual trumpet and other brass instrument that has them. But I've never known a woodwind instrument to have them.
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Rotor oil is for brass instruments that have rotary valves like French horns and some tubas. You can use it like regular valve oil on piston valve instruments like trumpets.
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Hey Alex, I lit a flashlight through the bell of the two L J Hutchen Alto Saxophones I purchased (in a dark room) and did not see any leaks. I would also recommend a Snark metronome for tuning before playing.
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The Yamaha YAS 61 was supposed to be Yamaha`s first professional model saxophone. In my opinion the Yamaha YAS 61 sounds brighter and louder, but that`s with the Bamber jazz mouthpiece. That will make a difference. The Mendini was not far behind the Yamaha YAS 61 in sound though. I give the Yamaha YAS 61 a grade A for sound quality, and the Mendini Alto Saxophone a grade B to B+ for sound quality. Switching to a jazz mouthpiece on the Mendini does make it sound brighter. I like Lavoz reeds too. I have not found the most ideal mouthpiece just yet for the Mendini Sax. I haven`t had it long enough to know. Bamber mouthpieces are not for sale anymore, that is I can`t find them on the internet. Metalite M 5 is inexpensive on amazon.com and will make the Mendini Alto Saxophone louder. It will be short shank so will fit on the cork further out than the mouthpiece that comes with the saxophone. E. Rousseau JDX 6 is another jazz mouthpiece for a little more money. Right now I have been practicing with the mouthpiece that came with the Mendini saxophone with a Lavoz reed. Maybe a homemade metal piece inserted in the mouthpiece will make this mouthpiece play brighter. I think it has a fairly good tone quality with the Mendini mouthpiece. The Mendini alto saxophone has it`s own signature sound as other saxophones have as well. The Mendini alto saxophone is a little quieter and slightly less bright than the Yamaha, and not necessarily worse. Some saxophonist don`t always want that bright of a sound. I do though. Hope that answers your question ? If you want to ask more questions please send another request. I`ll try to help
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I find Hoppe's Precision Lubrication to be the most highly refined oil lubricant for any of my tools. I'm not familialr with the Wahl animal clippers, however, if you make certain to only lubricate the blades minimally, without the lubricant running into the motor, you will find an immediate positive effect on the cutting ability of that tool! sms
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This oil is for use in a lawnmower, generater, anything 4 cycle, I called the company and they told me , this oil performs better the hotter the oil got,and service life is 3x longer on this oil than regular oil, I think it is detergent, Sae 30
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I don't have a saxophone, though I used to play one decades ago. I use it to do work on my electric guitars. They are sturdy. If the actual size of these drivers are what you need, I would say the quality is up to the task.
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Per the Briggs and Stratton Owners Manual, they recommend the use of Briggs & Stratton Warranty Certified oils for best performance. Other high-quality detergent oils are acceptable if classified for service SF, SG, SH, SJ or higher. Do not use special additives. Outdoor temperatures determine the proper oil viscosity for the engine. Use the chart to select the best viscosity for the outdoor temperature range expected. The Owners Manual for this engine can be reviewed at http://www.briggsandstratton.com/us/en/support/manuals/results?NTT=20s232-0063-f1.
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Hi, it's a great instrument and you don't need more air force then a saxophone. Have fun! ;-)
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Use Rotella T1 oil.I purchased this product and it broke before I even used it. It is not worth the money IMO. I replaced it with a Bosch hammer and it is much better quality. The Bosch hammer was about $750.00 though.
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Can be used on any 4 stroke non gas/oil mix engine. API SG or SL oil is oil made for engine after 1993. All synthetic oils you find now these days are made at this rating. I would say it's safe.
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I'm no expert. But, sure. It's a very light weight oil. It is probably better than the oil that comes with the clippers.
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A little oily, not sure about superauto makers though. I grind mine at the house and use a course grind for a french press or a fine to make a k-cup. Worked fine on both
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I used the oil in my Crossman 2100 Classic and was able to restore the oiling ring's function. I can't remember how good it was when it was brand new, but I am very satisfied with how it is working now.
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Mine broke when I screwed it down too tight after using it for 4 or 5 years. I played in around 8 different keys with the first 4 cord changes for each. I glued short fat wooden pegs onto the fingerings to allow for my long fingernails. Worked great!! I really miss it for that.
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Wesson oil. For seasoning only. Do not use oil to cook aebleskivers. Use butter flavored crisco but very little. About a teaspoon ..and I melt it first.
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I use Crosman's silicone chamber oil in all my piston break barrel guns. It works as advertised in all of them. I've found the oil to be as effective as any I've tried.
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Good question Jack... all I can suggest is you read my review and any reply's I've made to other comments and reply's. From what I can tell, Slick 50 is oil with "magic stuff" in it (the "people" at Slick 50 call "magic stuff" proprietary ingredients). IF you believe in "magic stuff" then buy Slick 50. Just find yourself a good, honest mechanic and get his/her opinion and guidance. btw, don't drink some of the "koolaid" you read here... lot's of "hearsay" and "truthiness" abounds.hth,HiP