CLARINET TOOLS

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor. Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad. This aids in helping to float the pad.

Holding a cork pad in a cup at the end of the spinner, the tool is then held in a bench motor.  Under power, the tech can sand or file a bevel or radius on the exposed edge of the pad.  This aids in helping to float the pad.

This knife will pay for itself on your first tenon cork job. Adustment range is 1/16" to 3/4". Simple-just set the width , cut cork, glue and go!

Without handle.


Dresser with handle

Without handle.


Dresser with handle

Without handle.


Dresser with handle

Without handle.


Dresser with handle

Photo shows the 4 sizes we offer.

Photo shows the 4 sizes we offer.

Photo shows the 4 sizes we offer.

Photo shows the 4 sizes we offer.

Set of four Interior Tone Hole Dressers with handles. Sizes are 1/4", 3/8", 1/2" and 5/8".

Used to shift and move pad for coverage while glue is molten. Also can be used to “iron” wrinkled flute or clarinet pads. Brush finished, blended edges of hardened stainless steel.

Replacement blades for our 201063 Adjustable Tenon Cork Knife Kit.