Well, we have now re-opened for business in Olympia, WA! The relocation from
Denver to Olympia has been a slow and painful process, but we are here and my shop is much bigger. I'm still putting the finishing touches on things, but I'm excited to start repairing instruments in the PNW.
The shop is slowly coming together. More tools and equipment to unpack and setup, but it's getting there! Now to install an industrial sink to make rinsing easier!
Let me know how I can help!
Perfect valve alignment and extended life over felt/cork I recently began experimenting with 3D printing valve cap and valve stem felts after having difficulty finding the right size for an older trumpet I was working on for a client. After much experimentation with different 3D printing filaments, I'
Removing dents is fun, until it's not Removing dents is one of my favorite parts of instrument repair. No one likes seeing any dents on their horn, so it's incredibly satisfying to restore an instrument to its former glory. However, like many things, this task can
When it comes to valve and slide oils for brass instruments, synthetic and traditional options each have their perks. Synthetic oils offer longer-lasting lubrication and resist gumming, making them ideal for high-performance players and those that don't like the traditional petroleum based oil smell. On the
Does my instrument really need a professional cleaning? At Renegade Instrument Repair, we firmly believe that having your brass instruments professionally cleaned at least once a year is essential for preserving their sound quality, playability, and overall longevity. With regular use, dirt, grime, and residue naturally accumulate over time, affecting