I received my violin from Olaf a few days ago - and how can you not love the box wood chin rest and tailpiece - especially with Olaf’s stamp on it! The only thing as beautiful is the sound Highly recommend checking out olafs violins if you’re in the market for a beautiful looking and sounding instrument! 👍 👍 👍
I use a wittner and i like it because it's hypoallergenic and i haven't had really any problems with it. i had it put on by a luthier and it's served me well for about six years!
There are also the Hill type clamps, which use two individual legs screwed at one end to the base of the chinrest, and with a smaller foot at the other. Similar in design to the Wittner chinrest, only metal.
Teka Chinrest is the of the most F***** rarest to get especially when your in an asia region before. but today these chin rest is easy to find as indian and chinese market starting producing them 😍. i recently got one last week and it was very comfortable than the freaking Guarneri model hahahaha
I'm used to a Guarneri style Chinrest, but I would be interested to try one of those increased height chin rests. I am not comfortable using a shoulder rest, so a higher chinrest might be better for my neck. Don't know unless I try it. I bought a sheet of thin cork for precisely the reason that cork can get stuck to the varnish. That way if I am taking off a chin rest and putting it back on and I find that the original cork has become all torn up, I can just replace that.
pls never stop making ur videos ( they are really great ).
I received my violin from Olaf a few days ago - and how can you not love the box wood chin rest and tailpiece - especially with Olaf’s stamp on it!
The only thing as beautiful is the sound
Highly recommend checking out olafs violins if you’re in the market for a beautiful looking and sounding instrument!
👍 👍 👍
I like the barrels, with the 90 degree, opposing, holes.
That can make working in close quarters much easier. 😁🖖✌
I use a wittner and i like it because it's hypoallergenic and i haven't had really any problems with it. i had it put on by a luthier and it's served me well for about six years!
There are also the Hill type clamps, which use two individual legs screwed at one end to the base of the chinrest, and with a smaller foot at the other. Similar in design to the Wittner chinrest, only metal.
Teka Chinrest is the of the most F***** rarest to get especially when your in an asia region before. but today these chin rest is easy to find as indian and chinese market starting producing them 😍. i recently got one last week and it was very comfortable than the freaking Guarneri model hahahaha
I'm used to a Guarneri style Chinrest, but I would be interested to try one of those increased height chin rests.
I am not comfortable using a shoulder rest, so a higher chinrest might be better for my neck.
Don't know unless I try it.
I bought a sheet of thin cork for precisely the reason that cork can get stuck to the varnish.
That way if I am taking off a chin rest and putting it back on and I find that the original cork has become all torn up, I can just replace that.
Does anyone make sterling silver barrel attachments with designs on them?
It would be nice to make it match any carvings on an instrument 🤔
Hello, Olaf. Can Renaissance Wax be applied, to the cork
pads, to keep them from sticking to the varnish, or will
that just make another problem? 😁🖖✌
Whats the difference between the bows you sell?? I have the bow that came with the garibaldi violin and i dont know if its worth upgrading or not…
Which would be closest to the violin got a shorter neck
Where can one get your chinrests?
I have a goofy challenge idea! Find a crappy AI drawing of a violin and make it in real life! Good luck 😁