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How to make a violin : The violin, its construction practically treated

London: W. Reeves, 1892.

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5 VIOLIN WORKS. Read
6 REEVES' MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS. Read
8 JOACHIM says, "Contains many useful hint… Read
15 INTRODUCTION. Read
16 2 Hints are given in many books, and in so… Read
17 3 INTRODUCTION. Read
18 4 so, he knows that they did not work on t… Read
19 5 about to begin to make a violin know wha… Read
21 7 HOW TO MAKE A VIOLIN, Read
22 8 Neck . . . . 1 Pieces Read
23 9 CHAPTER II. Read
24 10 because natural mode of attaining this e… Read
25 11 I recommend the amateur to buy the wood… Read
26 12 great care to select wood of this kind,… Read
27 13 CHAPTER III. Read
28 14 Three chisels, 3-16th in., 3-8th in., an… Read
29 15 which when fixed keeps the blade in its… Read
31 17 Three or four knives of the shape shown… Read
33 19 of course be long enough to prevent burn… Read
34 20 fig. 15, 1 in. wide at A, 2 in. from poi… Read
36 22 CHAPTER IV. Read
37 23 woodcut, and paste it on a thin piece of… Read
38 24 ferred, the full model can be made in th… Read
39 25 Fig. 24 shows the model for drawing and Read
40 26 the instruments of the best period of St… Read
43 29 top and bottom blocks, and the four piec… Read
44 30 Now take a piece of hard wood (walnut is… Read
45 31 respectively 15 lignes from the inner ed… Read
46 32 places. These blocks must be of pine, of… Read
47 33 inch, and file the blocks perfectly leve… Read
48 34 six or eight inches long and two wide; i… Read
49 35 CHAPTER VI. Read
50 36 slightly, or it will tear the wood and n… Read
51 37 strips to each length. Cut the pieces lo… Read
52 38 the mould well with soap, taking great c… Read
53 39 before glueing the block; glue the block… Read
55 41 CHAPTER VII. Read
56 42 position of the arch. If you decide to h… Read
57 43 flat side. This is the thickness the edg… Read
68 54 precisely the same way, but the back mus… Read
69 55 The plane and scrapers must not reduce y… Read
70 56 CHAPTER X. Read
71 57 timated; but the proportions of the bar… Read
72 58 arily placed with its outer side on a li… Read
73 59 modelling. The same degree of obliquity… Read
74 60 pitch over that of 100 years ago. The ol… Read
75 61 CHAPTER XI. Read
76 62 the rounding off comes later). Then trac… Read
77 63 and point. Fig. 33, has a small screw fo… Read
78 64 is to be held quite steady, and a double… Read
83 69 inch. This 11-12 inch shows the width of… Read
84 70 from G round to A, which must now, by me… Read
85 71 careful, in widening down from B to A, t… Read
86 72 later, and, holding it with one hand in… Read
87 73 be so adjusted that while the proper hei… Read
92 78 towards the peg-box, so as to present a… Read
93 79 CHAPTER XV. Read
94 80 The making of the varnishes, both spirit… Read
96 82 CHAPTER XVI. Read
97 83 HOW TO MAKE A VIOLIN. Read
98 84 The ingredients of good oil varnish are… Read
99 85 Boiled oil . . . . 2 ounces. Read
100 86 desired. The effect of golden varnish is… Read
101 87 Lac . . . . . . . . . 1 oz. Read
102 88 to a fine powder, and then sifted. Place… Read
103 89 HOW TO MAKE A VIOLIN. Read
106 92 rendering it shrill or harsh, and gives… Read
107 93 colour. The vehicle or menstruum, moreov… Read
108 94 the selection of ingredients or the meth… Read
109 95 established principles of construction,… Read
110 96 quality and texture are the indications,… Read