violin setup - The Bridge

[@jrmss2024]

Brilliant work. Keep them coming. Thank you!

[@lucaswelshmusic7607]

You betcha. Trying to post more often.

[@user-do5hd7zb4x]

I could listen to you for days about violin bridges! Thank you Sir!😅

[@lucaswelshmusic7607]

Wow....that would be something indeed. Lol.

[@lucaswelshmusic7607]

Thank you for the kind words

[@user-nf4vk2td8p]

Thanks a lot, I didn't know so many things about the bridge.

[@lucaswelshmusic7607]

Its a complicated piece of the puzzle really.

[@ryanj1262]

This is an old video now. However, can I just say thank you for addressing this topic so clearly. Just subbed. Great video. ❤

[@lucaswelshmusic7607]

Thanks a lot.

[@vincethomrenaissanceman1731]

Awesome 👍 you cover issues not normally mentioned in other bridge fitting vids. ✌️

[@lucaswelshmusic7607]

Thank you

[@TNungesser]

Nice vid

[@lucaswelshmusic7607]

Tnnx

[@chrisebbesen5798]

Thank you, I may go back and use a knife for my bridge feet. I did not know that sandpaper rounded bridge feet? You may have taught me something. I GUES ILL DRAG OUT THE CARBON PAPER OR SNAG ME SOME PASTELL CHALK. THANK YOU!

[@lucaswelshmusic7607]

There are days I wish anything else would work for getting bridge feet. The knife really gets the crispest edge and overall the best fit. Glad you found something usefull in my video. Cheers

[@ggergg6423]

It is not the sandpaper that is rounding off the edges, it is the leaning/tilting/rocking that causes that. You can get the feet properly fit with sandpaper & jig (to minimize rocking) and then lightly scrape (knife edge or scraper) the "finished" surface to get that crispness that is ideal.