Love your videos. So glad you're posting again, Maestro!

@maestrokimon

26 күн бұрын

Good to hear! Thank you so much!

This video is very helpful as I am currently restoring an old broken violin I bought at a flee market. The label on the inside is very plain and says: Thomaso Eberle 1774. But an expert in ancient violins assured me that it was a cheap bohemian instrument from the 19th century. I bought it for 30 euro's and the expert said it was worth at least twice that amount, so I did a good deal 😃.

@maestrokimon

25 күн бұрын

Good to hear! Enjoy working on your instrument.

Thank you so much. I didn't realise I would get so emotional when coming to collect the violin and you played it so Beautifully for us. My Dad used to make model Aeroplanes again a nod to my Dad that you use Aeroplane modelling wood to fix the violin 🎻. So Sad he's not here to see all your Hard work his father used to play the violin when I was a small girl and it belonged to my Dads (Dennis) Grandad so you have done a amazing job fixing it . My Grandaughter Sophie came round and I was showing here and told her I wanted to learn the Song A Thousand years she was practising it with me on a violin Andrew had bought me last year . Hopefully one Day I will be able to play it , but definitely not as good as you did . Once again Thank you, you put your whole Heart into fixing the Violin 🎻 up. It will be Treasured ❤

@markuswx1322

26 күн бұрын

The plywood strips add very little mass to the instrument and are faster to apply than traditional cleats. I believe time will prove out this method. I am also in agreement that it is not necessary to do extra work on most violins. If the bass bar is not fatigued there is no need to replace it. This violin lacks upper blocks, but is obviously sturdy enough without them. Maestro-kimon showed here that it is not always required to make a counter-mold to reshape a warped plate. I’m sure that the owner will be pleased with the work.

Glad to see you again, friend!!

Great to see you again maestro, i have learned a lot with you!

Nice to see you back , thanks for your knowledge.

You came back!!! Great to see you again

@maestrokimon

25 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Wonderful to see another video from you, Maestro! What an interesting challenge to tackle. I'm happy to see how you solve this problem, even though it takes a while.

@maestrokimon

25 күн бұрын

Thanks Meghann!

Hi, nice to see you again❤❤❤🎉🎉

@maestrokimon

25 күн бұрын

Good to hear!

Thank you Maestro

@maestrokimon

21 күн бұрын

You are welcome!

nice

@maestrokimon

25 күн бұрын

Thanks!

Keep the great work 😊 BTW what ever happened to the GEWA bio s?