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As far as getting the feet to match the belly, why would one not use sand paper, say 220, abrasive side up, of course and just stroke the abrasive with the feet, stroking parallel with the neck ??

Esse vibrato é lindo no violoncelo e difícil fazer ele

You don't need a mask when in front of a camera!

can any body mention which side of the bridge is front or back please { back i mean at tail piece end} where no mark is available on a new bridge?

Nice Bridge perhaps one for THE INTERNATIONAL VIOLIN BRIDGE COMPETITION which is now open for registrations, come join us and celebrate the art of violin bridges and showcase your work globally

cant wait to come here! going this week possibly

Very interesting! Thank you!

New SUB IM 6STRINGS .... TRUCKERS WIFE GOT NEW VIOLIN IM STOKED.

Can you please drop a link to a good peg dope compound?

the sharp outside edges do not do a thing, round them and save moving mass.

Amazing, I never realised that violin bridges were such works of art in their own right.

You don't tune your bridges?

Thanks for your video. What would be nice is if someone explained WHY a luthier carves this part of the bridge for this specific violin but carves the bridge differently for a different violin. In other words, why shape the heart and kidneys so much for one violin but differently for another violin? What sealant is good for sealing the bridge?

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Much appreciation for sharing such a wealth of information about bows from multiple perspectives!👍

Would love to visit some day

Simple 🙀 when you know how. Thank you .

Extremely interesting. Thank you.

Why is not bone bridge?

Pity about the mask. Now proven to be useless.

great information

How high is fingerboard from belly

Thank you for the fantastic video!!!

Very informative. Thank you!

Very good lesson! Thank you.

This is perfect for playing Violin pieces down an Octave

SLC, not bad, you are a Member i presume, i hope. Good on ya Mate.

Dude what's with the Mask, I thought this was about Violin Bridges not Zorro. ;-)

Very nice video! Alan

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Thank you for sharing your knowledge about the history of a violin bow. We, playsers, have little occation to listen to things like this. This video is very helpful for us to know deeper our intimate tool, or rather, the extention of our hand. I'd be happy if you would explain the history of the camber/curve change. Thanks.

Thanks for your exposé! Love the Schlosser! I have my doubts about the Urquhart violin: is it a composite? Have you done a dendrochronological exam? It looks like an ‘adjusted’ Cuijpers violin, or something like that…🤔

I just acquired a Vingo baroque bow, and really like the feel of it, the weight/balance, the clarity. It is taking some getting used to, but so far I really dig it.

I would use Warchal Ambers (as well as Wittner Fine Tune Pegs & Tailpiece w/ no Fine Tuners along w/ String winder) because they hold tune better than the Gut Strings

Thanks so much for this video. I'm a fiddle player too, also interested in Baroque music, and have been very curious about Baroque bows. ..sound and playability. It would be helpful to see a demo comparison of this Baroque bow, with a nice Pernambuco bow. Also wondering what strings you are using.

How much this violin cost

Really well-done video. The shop looks great. I especially like your library of books. Congratulations.