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Scan 55
Violin making and repairing, 1927
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1using glue of half strength only, for any internal repairs or alterations which are required are executed by removing the top table, and if full-strength glue is used, the tender wood will fracture when removing the table.
3By the way, if the maker should require to remove this top table at any time, he must do so by carefully inserting a fine-bladed table-knife between the ribs and the table, guiding it very carefully round the instrument, until the table is loose all round. Especial care must be taken at the corners.
5The violin body is now together, and should be carefully sponged clear of all glue, and rubbed with the finest grade glasspaper. Put it away in a place clear of all dust and dirt, if possible where the light and air may get at it.
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