It's amusing to me, for some reason, the difference in scale of tools and techniques from violin to bass. Shaping the feet of a bass bridge seems alot more straightforward than on a violin bridge. Beautiful work, thanks for posting!
I can't decide whether watching these videos is immensely relaxing or very stressful. I can only imagine myself attempting something like this only to be soon met with an "Erm... oh well... nevermind... we'll press on"
I really appreciate your videos, but is he coloring with artist oil paints? It seems so from the footage and I always thought it was some coloring of shellac or French finish used for string instruments. Please improve my knowledge :)
Thank you Jonathan! We generally use spirit varnish to work on the neck, for the first stage of colour for the neck we use some coloured varnish and build it up slowly.
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It's amusing to me, for some reason, the difference in scale of tools and techniques from violin to bass.
Shaping the feet of a bass bridge seems alot more straightforward than on a violin bridge.
Beautiful work, thanks for posting!
Amazing precision and knowledge! Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
So much inspiration from watching this precision work. The stuff of dreams.
I can't decide whether watching these videos is immensely relaxing or very stressful.
I can only imagine myself attempting something like this only to be soon met with an "Erm... oh well... nevermind... we'll press on"
Very nice work indeed. I Salute you.
Thank you very much!
Parabéns, Gratuliere, Congratulations!!!!!!!!
GREAT VIDEO, Music, Content! THANK YOU!
big song very nice bravo majstrro
Hermoso trabajo
Beautifull...
Thank you for your nice video! What do you apply on the bridge in the end? It looks nice.
I agree with Dan: STAY TRUE😄...Dan, Ian...just three letters names in your lab?? 😆...and Tom, of course..🙏🏼
I really appreciate your videos, but is he coloring with artist oil paints? It seems so from the footage and I always thought it was some coloring of shellac or French finish used for string instruments. Please improve my knowledge :)
Thank you Jonathan! We generally use spirit varnish to work on the neck, for the first stage of colour for the neck we use some coloured varnish and build it up slowly.