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If you want to take your violin with you on holiday, there are a few things you should consider
I am often asked this in my everyday workshop life… In my experience, the only answer to this question is yes!
There are many adjusting screws that you can turn to change the sound of a violin
Cellists can test different endpins in my workshop – a way to improve the sound of your cello.
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It is necessary to check at regular intervals whether the bridge is still straight and straighten it again if necessary.
All the work on the surface of the violin is now complete.
After the neck has been glued in, I now cut the neck grip.
When the body is finished, I continue with the scroll.
Once the f-holes have been cut, the bass bar still has to be fitted.
The ceiling and floor are smoothed on the outside and the frame is ready. The next step is to finish the inside.
Next, I continue working on the architrave.
The next step is to start with the chipboard inlay. Many people think that the black lines on the top and bottom of the violin are just painted on.
After the edge thickness has been worked to the same thickness everywhere, the next step is to outline the shape of the violin.
Then we continue with the floor…
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