Crisis - a piece of cork on my clarinet broke, and it needs to be repaired. Furthermore, I don't want to bring the clarinet in for repair in a shop in Denmark. First of all, there isn't a shop nearby, so I have to drop the clarinet off one day and pick it up the next, which isn't optimal. Second, I was quite disappointed when I had the cork on my saxophone neck replaced a couple of years ago.
Last fall, I attended the Virtual Saxophone Workshop, which was arranged by Chad LB. One of the sessions was about saxophone repairs and was held by Jay Metcalf, who is a professional musician and repairman. He showed how to change the cork on a saxophone neck. I studied the video and thought that it didn't look that difficult to do. Actually, it would be easier to change the cork on my clarinet than changing the cork on a saxophone neck.
Luckily, I had all the ingredients needed for the repair: A hobby knife, a ruler, a piece of cork, contact cement, and sanding paper. The result can be seen in the picture and I'm very proud of the result - especially because I did it in 1 try.