Moeson violin creation
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Moeson Marlin owner
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Moeson Marlin owner

So excited for Kyle White. Expect to see more of her in her exploits as violinist extraordinaire.
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Marlin Tryout 2b
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Marlin Tryout 2b

This is Annie Boyle's other student, Bruno, playing Marlin.
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Marlin Tryout 2
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Marlin Tryout 2

I am with Texas Tech's Assistant Director of Violin, Annie Boyle, at the Hemmle Recital Hall. Her student, Joseph, is playing in this video. You can hear some of her comments in the background. She and her two students present all commented that Marlin's volume and clarity at all levels was impressive.
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Violin video 22
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Violin video 22

This video shows all the last details to finish this violin. I put the fingerboard and nut on, size and drill the pegs and ream out the pegbox, size and finish the bridge, install the end pin and mount the tailpiece and install the strings and chinrest.
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Violin video 21
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Violin video 21

Application of varnish finish to the instrument
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Violin Video 20
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Violin Video 20

This video shows the removal of clamps, installation and cleanup of the alignment pins, preparation in the violin body for receiving the saddle, installation of the saddle and its final forming.
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Violin Video 19
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Violin Video 19

A lot of things packed into this short video. Drilled back alignment holes, prepared the mating edge of the bottom plate, removed the rib form, smoothed the neck heel flush with the rib and blocks, trimmed the blocks, set the fingerboard to its original height with a temp jig, drilled the endpin hole and glued and clamped the back plate on.
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Violin Video 18
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Violin Video 18

This is to show how I built the fingerboard and attached it to the neck. Then I prepare and assemble the neck assembly to the violin body.
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Violin Video 17
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Violin Video 17

In this video, I glue the belly plate to the rib assembly. I then begin to work on the neck by finishing the scroll and peg box hole and drill preliminary peg holes.
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Violin Video 16
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Violin Video 16

Doing a plate frequency test. Cutting out and finishing f-holes. Installing bass bar and shaping it, and retesting frequency for adjustment if necessary.
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Violin Video 15
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Violin Video 15

Carving out the underside contour of the belly plate.
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Violin Video 14
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Violin Video 14

The f-holes are drawn onto the top plate, furrowing is done near the f-holes. The bottom side contouring preparations are made.
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Violin Video 13
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Violin Video 13

The process is completed in finishing the outside contour of the belly plate.
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Violin Video 12
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Violin Video 12

The inlay or purfling is prepared and installed, A groove is cut out all around the periphery and the purfling is cut to length, bent and glued into place.
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Violin Video 11
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Violin Video 11

The top plate sound board or belly outer contour has begun. The edge is prepared for the installation of the edge inlay called purfling.
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Violin Video 10
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Violin Video 10

Preparing the upper plate, or belly, from spruce. The halves are joined together, the violin shape is transcribed from the rib contour. It is cut out and sanded to shape.
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Violin Video 9
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Violin Video 9

Creation and installation of the upper liners.
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Violin Video 8
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Violin Video 8

Bending of the upper and lower bouts showing how the ribs are bent and the installation of the upper bout rib. My apologies for the shaking of the video. It was originally posted in a competitor video site and the video refused to download. (I had no other copy). So, I had to record it from my phone as it played.
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Violin Video 7
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Violin Video 7

The installation of the middle bout ribs. It includes a bonus explanation of the hide glue used for attachment.
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Violin Video 6
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Violin Video 6

This video shows the process for shaping the corner blocks in preparation of installing the middle bout ribs.
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Violin Video 5
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Violin Video 5

The blocks need to be sanded while on the form to a specific length and taper.
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Violin video 4
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Violin video 4

All violins have 4 blocks which act as the bond to hold everything together. Corner blocks and the upper and lower blocks. This describes how they are prepared and temporarily installed onto the template form.
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Violin Video 3
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Violin Video 3

All luthiers need very sharp tools. The tools discussed here are chisels and gouges. This video discusses the method of sharpening them.
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Violin Video 2
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Violin Video 2

The opening and discussion of the wood I will be using. The two types mentioned are curly maple and spruce.
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Violin Video 1
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Violin Video 1

The arrival of my violin templates. Modeled after Guarneri Del Gesu 1733.
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Making of a violin
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Making of a violin

Personal biography and why I decided to start making violins. The brand name I have given my creations is christened "Moeson". Each model will have it's own model name starting with "Marlin" name after my departed father. The sequential creations will be named after all my grandchildren from the oldest to the youngest.
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Violin Video 19

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Moeson luthier violin endpin blocks back plate rib form fingerboard

A lot of things packed into this short video. Drilled back alignment holes, prepared the mating edge of the bottom plate, removed the rib form, smoothed the neck heel flush with the rib and blocks, trimmed the blocks, set the fingerboard to its original height with a temp jig, drilled the endpin hole and glued and clamped the back plate on.

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