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This is a very well done informative video. I not only like the visual presentation but I appreciate the division of the video into segments that are described in text to facilitate finding the separate steps easily again. Thanks

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ih i forgot to ask you Marco, what kind of brush you use for this spirit varnish?, what kind of hair , etc? thanks

One of the finest Violas Ive heard! You got it right! Makes.me want to defect to Viola. Bravo! Bellisima! Dont change a thing! Keep making those! I can only hope to own one of your Violas one day. Beautiful varnish! Andrea Guarnieri would be proud of you!❤

these are copies. King(not the King Joseph from 1737 but King Guarneri-the real King) is in protected vault in Zagreb and is most well preserved Guarneri del Gesu violin along side with the one owned by Nicolo Paganini. King was owned by Zlatko Baloković who left it in his last will to Croatian academy of science and arts. King is very very rarely played

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Perform the demonstration by explaining the construction of the varnish and its effect on the wood and the sound. Not with a video of shaking the container

As good as it is while new, it can only get better with age. Although we can't be certain, Guarneri's instruments probably sounded the same as yours when themselves new. May I suggest you look into some of New Zealand's native timbers for instrument making and especially, fossilised Kauri gum for your varnish?

a damp sound

This violin is beautiful, what color is it? orange and any other color? thank you

Thank you for sharing the first playing of that beautiful sounding viola Marco.

the two instruments are almost identical in sound, I did not find anything individual in them, just improved factory-made sound sharpness is given by casein glue and varnish hardness. There is buzz and garbage in the sound. the sound of violins is not polished.and how they will sound after 300 hours of playing is an important question

What type of materials you have used, please?

Brusilow for me. Both beautiful instruments.

No explain 😢😢😢😢😢

Hi Marco, can you tell me more about this gouge? radius, measurement, and on which degree it is? thank you!

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avec Marco🤣 tout est beau

Magnifique travail la couleur du vernis est très réussie et le vernis très transparent.

Marco, you mention a protein-based sealer, but I don't recall you telling us what that is. Could you explain? Thanks.

Before varnishing ( available in the market) Violin should be scrubed with zero amery paper? Coulored Varish is available in the market?

As you get to that final coat, do you increase the amount of alcohol to keep the brush flowing, or do you use an oil towards the end? I find that I need to rush in order for my shellac to not dry before I finish a pass with my brush or cloth.

Brawo polska firma!!! Piszę to jeszcze przed startem, więc nie wiem czy deployment zadziała na 100% - ale zaprojektowanie i wykonanie takiej uniwersalnej platformy / chassis dla mikrosatelitów to jest wielki wysiłek i wielkie osiągnięcie inżynieryjne. Jestem z was dumny!

Para mí, el Brusilov es mas cálido y profundo.

beautiful instrument

What kind of brush are you using?

I sand my instruments with Toxicodendron radicans leaves, hermetically sealed and kept in a mayonnaise jar on Funk and Wagnalls’ porch for 24 hours

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Nice work. Do you use albumine or gelatine for penetration?

Bravo 👏

Thank you 👍

Это песня а не работа!!!

Questa verniciatura è ad olio e non ad alcool come dici

i do recognise something at 1:04,,, and i do not want to reveal something.... but i almost certain in what exactly you apply to threathen the wood... something my father also applied in the past

How is this possible??? Varnishing with alchohol varnish while it looks like oil??? No brush strokes whatsoever....nice , i want this varnish recipe.....😁

Marco Stradivarius used wood from 250 years old trees those trees are long gone and now under pressure luthiers are using 60 to 80 year old trees. There's an old saying that trees struck by lightning are good for making musical instruments because the resin has been dried out. I myself made a violin made of aluminium metal not the aluminium foil glued onto wood . At that time I was 15 and my violin won prizes for my school.

Well, not meaning to be unkind but there was practically NIL discussion of the "role of f-holes." What would be REALLY interesting would be to craft tops with different sized and shaped f-holes and then record and perhaps frequency analyze the results.

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It's always intriguing to hear a preference for the Guarneri's distinct sound. Thanks for adding to the conversation!

Guarneri for me. I have felt the palette is more open with colors though both are new. Strad model is great too. But I feel the dreamy nuance of the Guarneri

You said you were showing us how to varnish a violin. All you did was so us brush stokes. There is nothing here on how to. Where is the UV of the wood. The sealing of the wood. The mixing of the different varnishes. Anyone can show a finished product.

100% Brusilow ! :)

Yes I am using casein glue before the varnish. You can see the glue fixing process in my video ruclips.net/video/vvq5FAtbbgI/видео.htmlsi=FbArZCgcalMu_j0n

Nice to meet you, I would like to see the adhesive fixing process, it is glue adhesive, right?

Very very nice! Is that orange? I haven't tried to use orange yet but i believe orange is difficult to get looking good like this one here... it's uplifting 😊

Over the years, I forgot what a nice piece the Suk Serenade in the background is.

does the intensity and strength of each stroke affect the final sound?