Kevin Lee Luthier Back From the Dead / New Help, New Hope 

Hi Kevin. I'm just retired from the construction industry and following your RU-vid videos to learn how to restore violins. I understand the dangers working on a farm with heavy machinery. Do exercise care as any kind of machinery can be dangerous due to our oversight or plain carelessness. I wish you speedy and complete recovery. Work safe and stay healthy!

I am so happy to see you back! Hope you are feeling better and ready to delight us with your talent and stories! ❤

A woman on RU-vid has reviewed Two Trees and said it's so well written it's beautiful. Could be a hidden gem amongst the litter on the shelves

Welcome Back Kevin . Good to see you on the mend .

I am glad you are back. I found your channel a few years ago and, it was as if you knew I needed to see them. Oh, my violin playing is what you would expect from the amount of practice I have been doing but, I still hear my baroque style bow bidding me come play. Now sir, if you ever find yourself on Vancouver Island there is a resonator guitar that wants to meet you. You can use my violin, it isn't fancy just an old Chez student job but, it is rich in my ear. Life is just this thing isn't it. Being too tired or busy with or from work is the battle cry of the unfulfilled I suppose. I appreciate your videos and your approach. You make me feel like Cyrano de Bergerac when I hold the bow.

I'm sure if we lived closer, we would be friends...When i saw the book with a violin, motorcycle and a sword...now the tractor..

Welcome back! Waiting for your latest videos for quite a long time.

Hi Kevin, have been wondering now and then how you are doing. Glad to see that you continue to put out your fine messages, and also get help for it!

Welcome back, can’t wait for more violin lessons

Glad to see you back, and with a healed right hand!

Share everything...brilliant...

Great to see you back 🙂. From Belgium.

I can say for a fact that after every viewing of your video catalogue. I have a richer comprehension of the violin- as a novice player and its caretaker. They are plenty helpful. Glad to hear the hand is back from its Rocky traning storyline! :)

This is so cringy. I love it.

Hey Kevin, great to see you back! I always found your videos both entertaining and VERY informative. I hope your hand is doing better man, I have a bit of experience with life altering medical issues (degenerative disease in my spine, several surgeries later it still effects every moment of my day). Take care my friend look forward to it!

Your videos always bring back hope to me, and happiness! Keep 'em coming, I enjoy them a lot, you are awesome!

As strange as ever. Very happy you are feeling better. Never knew of your hand...but I hope your neck is better too!

Amazing Kevin. Glad to see you and your glorious livelihood 😊

Looking forward to more content!

¡Que gusto volver a ver sus videos y seguir aprendiendo de un gran Maestro como usted! 💖🎻🎶👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

So Glad you are back, so sorry for all your recent troubles. Hope your mom & your hand heal fully & quickly.

Always glad to see you back!

Welcome back!! And good luck 👍

Do you sell your violins? My name is Philip Coleman I'm 61 and only a novice. Violin has given me something to live for. A cancer survivor, I started violin 7 years ago. After 3 teachers, the first 4 months, I got discouraged. Beginning of February the school hired a new instructor and decided to try again. Nothing better being made to feel like an idiot and paying for it

🙋‍♀️🎻❤💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖❤❤❤❤❤❤Kevin the Romantic School

How much do you charge for your violins? Do you make them to sell or just keep?

What's in that thing, an old 6V71?

Glad to see you are back, and hope you are doing well. I missed the eclectic mix of violin artistry and redneck auto repair 😄