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This week we finish off the 1800's violin and start work on the 1900's violin! We encounter the Professor and his cello, read a couple of anecdotes, then proceed to a Hebrew Minute and Freddie's Chat. Enjoy!
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1 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@margoils 2 месяца назад

the detailed drawers work is so impressive, amazed by that level of workmensip....what a treasure

@Violinsforu2 2 месяца назад

It was a special one that only God could have worked out!! Thanks for commenting and have a great week!

@timothywinters1075 2 месяца назад

What an interesting week. I really like the border on the Pochette and love the stories. What a beautiful harmonium. Nice work, Mr. Pinch! Your Secretary will look fabulous filled with old letters and documents. What a find. Stupidicus.

@Violinsforu2 2 месяца назад

Thank you Tim! I always look forward to your comments. We are praying for you. I have gotten the secretary almost completely waxed. It really is bringing out the wood grain and making it look much richer. We pray you have a blessed week!

@fayjacobsohn7506 2 месяца назад

Thank you for another interesting video. The stories were funny. Looks like a lot is going on in the shop. We've got some hot weather here, but things are hopping around here too. We had someone working on our new sidewalk and also working on the deck! Thanks, Freddie for showing that video! Can't wait for your 200th episode! The Hebrew Minute is from Psalm 78:72.

@Violinsforu2 2 месяца назад

Thank you, Fay, for commenting! I really appreciate it! I am so glad your sidewalk and deck are getting fixed! Yes, you got the Hebrew Minute, too! Our 200th is growing but we need more entries!!! Hope you have a blessed week!

@beholdhecometh2298 2 месяца назад

Nice background music. You are doing a great job on violins. Congratulations to the Professor on his handmade cello.

@Violinsforu2 2 месяца назад

Thank you for your wonderful comment. The background music came from Mr Thomas Pinch at the organ. The professor is doing a great job at his cello work! Hope you have a great week!

@nancyjeannerat3769 Месяц назад

I enjoyed watching you work on my violin, Cheryl. And I’m amazed you found so many cracks! No wonder it sounded so breathy. And a real bass bar! I can’t wait to hear it.

@Violinsforu2 Месяц назад

Hi Nancy! I am so glad you enjoyed watching! I am working on matching the varnish to the back and I think we got a good match! Yes, it will be so great to play it and hear the music coming forth! Thank you for commenting and have a blessed week!

@berniceramirez6660 2 месяца назад

That Professor is having too much fun 😂 he’s not allowed to lol.

@Violinsforu2 2 месяца назад

Yes! He is doing great and he was so funny!!! Thank you for commenting! Hope you have a great blessed week!

@MrThomasPinch 2 месяца назад

Thank you for putting together yet another episode full of variety and interest. It was good to see the Professor working on his bass bar. He'll be closing up very soon now I would think. Your secretary/bureau looks like a real find. Plenty of happy refurbishing ahead of you I'm sure! God bless your coming week, Cheryl.

@Violinsforu2 2 месяца назад

Thank you for your kind comments! The professor is doing great at his cello. He is looking forward to the purfling real soon! The secretary is very exciting. I can't wait to fill it full and use it to the fullest. God bless your week too, Mr Pinch. Thank you!

@isaiah45.3 Месяц назад

So what I thought was my grandmother's pedal organ was really a harmonium? It was quite tiny, with dark carved wood. Thank you for sharing the work on your harmonium. Sounds beautiful. Meticulous restoration.

@MrThomasPinch Месяц назад

@@isaiah45.3 Thank you for your kind comments. It might have been a harmonium or an American reed organ, depending on how the reeds are winded.

@isaiah45.3 Месяц назад

@@MrThomasPinch You're most welcome. Sadly, it is no longer in the family, and I can't remember the name of the maker. Looked online to see if there was a photo of something similar, and could easily have gone down a rabbit hole, reading up on reed organ restoration! I have rescued a few vintage Singer sewing machines, so can understand the desire to bring something so well made back to life.

@MrThomasPinch Месяц назад

@@isaiah45.3 Quite so! They don't make things like they used to.