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Flute
Type
repair
Thing
Felt Pads
Title
Repairing Flute Felt Pads
Introduction
The flute I'm about to show how to repair is a French model flute (open hole keys). However, this method is applicable to the plateau model as well as other types of traditional concert flutes (bass, piccolo, etc.)
Time Required Min
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Difficulty
Moderate
Conclusion
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order and reposition the springs.
Author
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  • Screwdriver Standard 1.5mm x1 added.
  • Tweezers Ridged x1 A woodwind spring hook/fork tool would be ideal, but tweezers that have a ridged surface work well too added.
  • Teflon tape 3/4"-1" x1 1" is preferable added.
  • Rolling Paper x1 Can be found at local convenient stores or anywhere where tobacco is sold. added.
  • Scissors x1 added.
  • Magnetic Mat Replacement Pen x1 added.
  • Oil Absorbing Sheets x1 added.

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  • Flute Paper Shims 9mm-9.5mm center hole, .002"-.004" thick x1 The amount needed depends on the condition of the flute pads. However, they are typically purchased in packs of 100. (featured) added.

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