The Repairing & Restoration of Violins
The Repairing & Restoration of Violins
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With a sharp, narrow knife cut away the veneer up to the outside of the line, leaving, if cleanly done, an exact pattern of the throat or exterior of thepeg-box (diagram 22). Next, as the veneer will not bend sufficiently, cut a piece of rather stout paper, and after laying it against the backof the scroll, a rough tracing can be made and cut to exactness bydegrees, trying it against the model and correcting until satisfactory. As this part of an Italian violin is not cut so mechanically as man...ypeople imagine, another and perhaps quicker way, if means are to hand, is to use thin paper and with some heelball, used by shoemakers, rubthe edges that may be felt through and under the paper held in positionagainst it. If the paper is kept from shifting a very good clear linecan be obtained. The process may be adopted for the other parts insteadof using the veneer, the latter would, however, be useful as a permanentguide or template, keeping its shape. This would not apply of courseto tracing of the back part, which must of necessity be of a materialthat will bend or fold over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a sharp, narrow knife cut away the veneer up to the outside of the line, leaving, if cleanly done, an exact pattern of the throat or exterior of thepeg-box (diagram 22). Next, as the veneer will not bend sufficiently, cut a piece of rather stout paper, and after laying it against the backof the scroll, a rough tracing can be made and cut to exactness bydegrees, trying it against the model and correcting until satisfactory. As this part of an Italian violin is not cut so mechanically as man...ypeople imagine, another and perhaps quicker way, if means are to hand, is to use thin paper and with some heelball, used by shoemakers, rubthe edges that may be felt through and under the paper held in positionagainst it. If the paper is kept from shifting a very good clear linecan be obtained. The process may be adopted for the other parts insteadof using the veneer, the latter would, however, be useful as a permanentguide or template, keeping its shape. This would not apply of courseto tracing of the back part, which must of necessity be of a materialthat will bend or fold over.
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