Its probably alcohol. That's what is usually used for deep cleaning a violin. It dissolves built up rosin and renews the surface of the varnish. It should be done only by an expert though because it can also remove the varnish itself. Don't ask how I know.
ive been thinking about one day buying the worst condition, cheapest violin I can find, and restoring it. ive restored a few things and this is on my list of things to restore
I have a big question. Will French Polishes/Shellac retouch Varnish Will works over an oil varnished violin? If it doesn't, how do you Polish/retouches an oil varnished violin? What's the difference between an oil varnished violin and a spirit varnished violin?
Question. Why do you choose to raise the height of the neck and finger board with a raised shim instead of making a thicker fingerboard to correct the angle. Was the neck sunk or warped? Or is it just old, and bad angle or fingerboard to begin with.
Die repariertes Zargen Ecke ist leider nicht identisch mit Original-parallel Zargen Ecken, ein bisschen zu viel abgeschliffen.... trotzdem danke für die Aufnahme....
First, the corner is not well and correctly shaped. Second, never insert a wood piece between ring board and neck. This is ugly. Should a standard way to it. Third, the fingerboard might be tilted if it is glued in the way shown in this video. Overall this repair is not professional. It is bad.
THANK YOU, for better filming techniques as compared to other luthier videos :) Your videos are such a pleasure to watch, and SO educational!
Thank you for ridding us of the guy who starts off his complaint with "Not a luthier..." That pretty much says it all.
Absolutely outstanding!! Thanks for the nice, steady close ups of the work. Again, thanks for what you all do saving these beautiful instruments!!
Um grande trabalho de restauração para colocar um espelho pintado é pra chorar de desgosto...
Such beautiful hands at work!
Bom trabalho exelente parabéns
Joana is my favorite and great film work this time!
What did you use to clean the top? It certainly worked.
Very nicely done
May I know the reason you are putting a wedge under the fingerboard instead resetting the neck angle
Beautiful work ! What are you using to clean the violin/finish ?
How did I go from 2 set violin to this
Lmao I did the same.
Get off youtube , you need to be practising
@@kennielsen8554 nah man I quit orchestra and became a pro runner in high school so
what are rubbing down that violin with? alcohol?
I think its oil, its making it shine better so that's what I would assume
Its probably alcohol. That's what is usually used for deep cleaning a violin. It dissolves built up rosin and renews the surface of the varnish. It should be done only by an expert though because it can also remove the varnish itself. Don't ask how I know.
@@glendonjones most likely clean water, thats enough to get most gunge off. Alcohol would just strip the varnish off in a second.
Polush especial para violines
Very good like to see how it is done
Around 8:25, what are you using to clean it with?
ive been thinking about one day buying the worst condition, cheapest violin I can find, and restoring it. ive restored a few things and this is on my list of things to restore
I have a big question. Will French Polishes/Shellac retouch Varnish Will works over an oil varnished violin? If it doesn't, how do you Polish/retouches an oil varnished violin? What's the difference between an oil varnished violin and a spirit varnished violin?
What was the cleaning agent used at about 9:00? It appears to have done a very nice job.
thinner I think
Question. Why do you choose to raise the height of the neck and finger board with a raised shim instead of making a thicker fingerboard to correct the angle. Was the neck sunk or warped? Or is it just old, and bad angle or fingerboard to begin with.
the whole time im wondering how you do such hard work with your hands and they look beautiful ?
What kind of glue did you use for the corner?
good job.
just clamping the wedge should not be applied directly on it.
thank you for sharing.
Hello, what product did you done for staining the fingerboard? Thanks a lot
5:44 Is that really necesary? The wood already has grooves in it and the glue sticks well enough
Hey people, dies any of you EVER sharpen his FUCKING tools ?
Proud of you! U are doing perfect job!
Are you using an alcohol stain? It would have been nice if you had described what you are doing.
Wow your amazing
Die repariertes Zargen Ecke ist leider nicht identisch mit Original-parallel Zargen Ecken, ein bisschen zu viel abgeschliffen....
trotzdem danke für die Aufnahme....
Please tell me what glue mixture to use? thanks
Pegamento de hueso
The second Sticker is from an Luthier from Bavaria Germany, repairsman i think
Not sure I understood the work done on the scroll, it didn't look in all that bad a condition.
Where is the audio?????? Instructions???
Finally, someone who uses hide glue.
I don't know why you say "finally" as every violin maker/restorer, if they are any good at all, uses it.
Cool, this count as ASMR?? :D
First, the corner is not well and correctly shaped. Second, never insert a wood piece between ring board and neck. This is ugly. Should a standard way to it. Third, the fingerboard might be tilted if it is glued in the way shown in this video. Overall this repair is not professional. It is bad.
😁
Falta y una grúa de 5 tonelada cuando utilice estos gatos carpintero de hierro este violin párese un monstruo falta un poco de carino
Lol my hide glue does not dry so fast like yours!
French Violin
Zlatne ruke
Ludwig Körner, anspach , Instrumentenbauer ....,
Its a violin by Francois Contal, containg a repair-label by Ludwig Koerner in Ansbach. see detailed XXL pics:
www.old-violin.com/images/a_154.jpg
@TwoSetViolin
Seems German to me…
Looks more German to me seeing it's label
It's a repair label from a German luthier. Above the label is the original brand stamp from Francois Contal / Mirecourt
@@old-violin-international did not noticed that on a small phone screen.