Making a violin - step 18 - Gluing the top and making the fingerboard 

Starting to look like a violin. Very exciting.

Thank you for everything you offer. you are a great person . It made me love the violin industry.

I’ve missed this series

So much skill!! Thank you for sharing, Maestro Kimon.

Thank you Kimon. Your videos are always very interesting to watch. I am building my first violin so it is therefor nice to watch someone that knows how to do things. It is also very nice to see the tools you use and the methods.

I appreciate every bit of your videos! Thanks for the great content!

Great job!!!!!!! I’m finishing the same model you are making...your videos are very inspiring. Keep up the great work

Great video. You work effortlessly! You make it look so easy.

I want to buy this model!! Looks beautiful so far...

Thanks for the video! What hide glue gram strength would you recommend to use when making the violin? Are different strengths used for different tasks?

fantastic ! Thanks again.

You are awesome. Thank you so much for your wonderful and inspiring videos. I have a question, what kind of glue you use and where you get it? Thanks again!

I have been watching this series with great interest. I have seen you use a LARGE, what seem to be in one piece, sanding paper. Where on earth do you purchase those sanding papers??

Bravo Kimon! another excellent episode :-) it's been a while since i last enjoyed watching you

Cool

Thanks for sharing. I prefer using few but larger clamps. This way I can clamp it quickly before glue gels. However when doing repairing because the surface may be uneven. Smaller clamp works better.

I may have missed it somewhere, but are the blocks at the endpin and neck join the spruce or the maple?