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These are clamps used to hold the back and front of the violin to the ribs while the glue dries. There are clamps for the C bouts (purple in the photos), the corners (red), the long curving bouts (blue), and both the neck block and end…
A violin bridge is bought as a "blank". It has the general shape of a bridge, but must be carved to fit the instrument it is being installed on. These tools help measuring your violin bridge so you know how to carve it. The bridge height…
These tools may help with constructing your fingerboard. The clamp and sander are for the surface of the fingerboard. The fingerboard often has a radius of 42mm. The sander has the same radius, and is meant to have sandpaper glued to it…
Elevate your violin above your the surface. One part inserts into the endpin hole (must not have endpin in place to work), and the other supports the neck. This is especially useful when you are varnishing, as varnish is typically not…
This will help you sharpen a 12mm curved blade for an Ibex finger plane on a water stone. It holds the blade securely while you slide the whole thing across the stone, and lets you rotate the blade slightly side to side to sharpen the…
Various shapes useful for sanding a violin during construction. All shapes require sandpaper to be attached. I use sheets of sandpaper and glue them on using CA glue. Sheets with dull paper backing are best. If the paper looks waxy it…
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