Welcome! I am so glad you can't stop watching! I hope you have a great time at it and feel free to comment! We love to get comments. Hope you have a great week!
I can't believe there are still masters who do patiently that kind of restorations.Thank you for documenting and showing that amaizing work.Wondrerful !
I am so glad you enjoyed watching the repairs. Sometimes I wonder what to show on video! And thank you for commenting. I really appreciate it. I hope you have a wonderful week!
That is good! I had a little extra time last week. We'll see how this week goes. Freddie says that we got to see a picture of your work! Hope you have a great week ahead!
@@Violinsforu2 Thanks! I'm tuning in from Bangkok. Picking up an old German factory violin after almost two decades away from the violin, which was my first instrument growing up. 💜
On your new fiddle top the tap tone needs to be the same across the whole plate . Easy to adjust by thinning high tone areas including the bass bar . A test which the old boys kept quiet about !
Hello Cheryl. Greetings from the UK! I just wanted to thank you for all the time and trouble you must take to make and post your videos - they are really interesting.
Thank you so much, Mr Pinch, for your kind comments. I really appreciate it. There are times I wonder if I should keep going! I love the little drawing next to your name. Do you play the organ? Thanks again and God bless you!
Hello, Teacher, good evening, what a beautiful landscape you can see outside the workshop, thank you very much and if it's cold, I send you a big kiss and a giant hug for my friend Freddy, how is he, Teacher, thank you for reading the Hebrew, I wanted to ask you how some followers have also I put the pore filler that you use in the large bottle and what dye you use, thank you very much, I send you a big hug and greetings from. Denia, Valencia. España !!!!!
Dear Carol, it is so nice to hear from you! I am so glad that you like the Hebrew, and Freddy, and the videos! The sealer coat is made from dissolving lac in denatured alcohol and then I add a little bit of gamboge to give it a golden color. Sending love and greetings back to you over there in Valencia! Hope you have a wonderful blessed week!
Your repair work is just amazing! You are literally giving the 1600's violin a new life. Is this one of the oldest instruments you have repaired? I hope the original maker is aware his centuries-old instrument is in loving-hands. Tell Freddy I will send photos. Stupidicus.
Yes, there are just a handful or two of instruments in this age group under my belt. It is true that I love to carefully care for these instruments. Thank you for your great comments. Freddy will be so excited!!!
@@Violinsforu2 hello, I was surprised to find the Hebrew Minute👍🇦🇺, I’m in Australia keen to see your upcoming videos. And listen to more Hebrew Minutes.
As I'm sure you'll know, Tom Pinch is a character from the novel "Martin Chuzzlewit" by Charles Dickens. The little picture of him is from my ancient copy of the novel. Tom has been my faithful representative on RUclips ever since I joined in 2010. My real name is Ian, but like Tom I do play the organ at my local church. It would be a sad day if you gave up posting.
Wow! That is so interesting. Thank you for telling me about Mr. Thomas Pinch! That is a wonderful idea! We miss the organ around these parts so it is great to hear that you still play. I love any instrument that brings praise to God! Thanks for the encouragement! God bless you!
Hi Cheryl, I have a question(s). Do all of the repairs on old violins influence how you make a new violin? What I mean is, do you make things in a certain way so that they might not need to be repaired in the future? Thank you for another in depth video.
Yes, in some way we do. Things like the sealer coat on the inside discourages bugs and just a little thicker around the edges holds off cracking a little longer. But if someone drops or sits on an instrument, there is not much we can do about it!!! Thanks for the great question! I hope you have a wonderful blessed week!
Would you elaborate about the "sealer coat"? Are you using a spirit varnish with coloring added into the varnish? If so, what type of colorants do you use? Dyes, pigments?
Hi Brad, Thanks for commenting. My sealer coat is a spirit varnish which I make here in the shop from lac and if I want coloring, I will add gamboge resin. Hope you have a wonderful week ahead!
Very interesting video! Sandpaper on a violin? I thought that was a "no-no". Also, did "no school" mean you had no lessons that day? The Hebrew minute is from Jeremiah 31:25, not a very familiar passage to me--I had to look it up! Hi, Freddie! Keep up the good work and I'll send you some pictures!
Yes, you are right! It is okay to do the edges, but not the inside and outside of the plates where the vibrations are. Thanks for finding the Hebrew Minute! Do you want tougher ones or easier ones? Thanks for sending pictures. Freddie will be quite pleased!
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Her husband is a lucky fella. She has such a sweet soul that really shines!
It’s so refreshing to see women taking up this trade. She gives it such a nice feminine touch. Such attention to detail.
Patience and skill. All the tiny pieces bringing a whole new life to the old violin. Wonderful project. Have a great week.
Yes! Thank you for your comment! I hope you have a great week ahead!
Oh no! I can’t stop watching. You have a new fan.
Welcome! I am so glad you can't stop watching! I hope you have a great time at it and feel free to comment! We love to get comments. Hope you have a great week!
Cheryl, your videos are amazing: quality of craftmanship, care for what you are doing, positive vibes. I am so happy I found your channel. Thank you!
Thank you so much! Welcome! I hope you have a great week and thank you for commenting!
I can't believe there are still masters who do patiently that kind of restorations.Thank you for documenting and showing that amaizing work.Wondrerful !
I am so glad you enjoyed watching the repairs. Sometimes I wonder what to show on video! And thank you for commenting. I really appreciate it. I hope you have a wonderful week!
That ancient violin repair is moving faster than I was thinking. May be because I assume everyone works as slow as I do.
That is good! I had a little extra time last week. We'll see how this week goes. Freddie says that we got to see a picture of your work! Hope you have a great week ahead!
السلم عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته كل عام وانتى بخير والعالم كله بخير وسعاده انتى رائع وممتاز شكرا جزيلا على الابداع الراقى
Thank you for your kindness. I hope you have a good week.
This violin gets the love it needed!!
The puppet is hilarious. I enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing! ⭐
Thanks Mr. Jay! Welcome to our conversations! Where are you located? Hope you have a wonderful week!
@@Violinsforu2 Thanks! I'm tuning in from Bangkok. Picking up an old German factory violin after almost two decades away from the violin, which was my first instrument growing up. 💜
@@actorjay That is great! We appreciate you visiting the channel! I hope you enjoy getting back to that old violin!!!
@@Violinsforu2 Thanks. I do, indeed! It needs a lot of love.
On your new fiddle top the tap tone needs to be the same across the whole plate . Easy to adjust by thinning high tone areas including the bass bar . A test which the old boys kept quiet about !
Yes, that is a good one! That is why an apprenticeship is so great!
I have the same old clock too!
You do? That is awesome! I love old mechanical things! Thanks for commenting and hope you have a wonderful week!
Hello Cheryl.
Greetings from the UK!
I just wanted to thank you for all the time and trouble you must take to make and post your videos - they are really interesting.
Thank you so much, Mr Pinch, for your kind comments. I really appreciate it. There are times I wonder if I should keep going! I love the little drawing next to your name. Do you play the organ? Thanks again and God bless you!
Nice work. That repair is intricate.
It sure is! Thank you for commenting and hope you have a wonderful week!
Nice work!!
Thank you! I hope you have a wonderful week ahead!
Hello, Teacher, good evening, what a beautiful landscape you can see outside the workshop, thank you very much and if it's cold, I send you a big kiss and a giant hug for my friend Freddy, how is he, Teacher, thank you for reading the Hebrew, I wanted to ask you how some followers have also I put the pore filler that you use in the large bottle and what dye you use, thank you very much, I send you a big hug and greetings from. Denia, Valencia. España !!!!!
Dear Carol, it is so nice to hear from you! I am so glad that you like the Hebrew, and Freddy, and the videos! The sealer coat is made from dissolving lac in denatured alcohol and then I add a little bit of gamboge to give it a golden color. Sending love and greetings back to you over there in Valencia! Hope you have a wonderful blessed week!
Your repair work is just amazing! You are literally giving the 1600's violin a new life. Is this one of the oldest instruments you have repaired? I hope the original maker is aware his centuries-old instrument is in loving-hands. Tell Freddy I will send photos. Stupidicus.
Yes, there are just a handful or two of instruments in this age group under my belt. It is true that I love to carefully care for these instruments. Thank you for your great comments. Freddy will be so excited!!!
väga perfektne parandamine.Vaata ja imesta
Thank you for your comment! Hope you have a blessed day!
17:57 Jeremiah 31:25 . A beautiful surprise. Hello I found your channel today, glad I did.
Hi Eric! I am so glad you found my channel too! Welcome! Thanks for finding the Hebrew Minute! Where are you from? Hope you have a wonderful week!
@@Violinsforu2 hello, I was surprised to find the Hebrew Minute👍🇦🇺, I’m in Australia keen to see your upcoming videos. And listen to more Hebrew Minutes.
Tudo muito lindo ! Parabéns!
Thank you so much! You are so kind! I hope you have a wonderful week. Where are you from?
As I'm sure you'll know, Tom Pinch is a character from the novel "Martin Chuzzlewit" by Charles Dickens. The little picture of him is from my ancient copy of the novel. Tom has been my faithful representative on RUclips ever since I joined in 2010. My real name is Ian, but like Tom I do play the organ at my local church.
It would be a sad day if you gave up posting.
Wow! That is so interesting. Thank you for telling me about Mr. Thomas Pinch! That is a wonderful idea! We miss the organ around these parts so it is great to hear that you still play. I love any instrument that brings praise to God! Thanks for the encouragement! God bless you!
Wow. I had no idea larvae would get in and do that.
Yes, it is so crazy, that you really don't know it is there until you start tapping and digging. Thanks for commenting!!!
Hi Cheryl, I have a question(s). Do all of the repairs on old violins influence how you make a new violin? What I mean is, do you make things in a certain way so that they might not need to be repaired in the future? Thank you for another in depth video.
Yes, in some way we do. Things like the sealer coat on the inside discourages bugs and just a little thicker around the edges holds off cracking a little longer. But if someone drops or sits on an instrument, there is not much we can do about it!!! Thanks for the great question! I hope you have a wonderful blessed week!
Would you elaborate about the "sealer coat"? Are you using a spirit varnish with coloring added into the varnish? If so, what type of colorants do you use? Dyes, pigments?
Hi Brad, Thanks for commenting. My sealer coat is a spirit varnish which I make here in the shop from lac and if I want coloring, I will add gamboge resin. Hope you have a wonderful week ahead!
@@Violinsforu2 Thanks Cheryl, blessings!!!
So nice to find you on youtube! Where did you relocate to after Sacramento?
Yes, I am glad you found the channel. Welcome!
@Violinsforu2 I hope all is well for you in your new location!
Very interesting video! Sandpaper on a violin? I thought that was a "no-no". Also, did "no school" mean you had no lessons that day? The Hebrew minute is from Jeremiah 31:25, not a very familiar passage to me--I had to look it up! Hi, Freddie! Keep up the good work and I'll send you some pictures!
Yes, you are right! It is okay to do the edges, but not the inside and outside of the plates where the vibrations are. Thanks for finding the Hebrew Minute! Do you want tougher ones or easier ones? Thanks for sending pictures. Freddie will be quite pleased!
@@Violinsforu2 It doesn't really matter which ones you choose. Obscure ones are fun too!
@@fayjacobsohn7506 That is really amazing that you can remember all those references! If I think of it, I'll try to find a really hard one!!!!
Jeremiah 31:25