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It depends what has actually happened to it. If the cane has fallen off the staple then I'm afraid you can't do anything but make a new one but if it just doesn't blow you can scrape it with a reed knife and widen it up and keep going til it works. If this still doesn't work, look for a local oboist in your area.

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If there is any sort of crack or chip in the reed, then it is unplayable. It is impossible to fix it if there is any such damage to it and the option is to throw the reed away.

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