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6 comments on “German fiddle 1”
Mandogryl Says:
Friday, October 15, 2010 @6:13:48 PM
No corners, and look at that bass bar, how short.
Amazing. It will give you some good bass bar carving practice
bj Says:
Friday, October 15, 2010 @6:19:39 PM
And this is the one with the glued in bass bar!
Mandogryl Says:
Saturday, October 16, 2010 @2:42:15 AM
And despite all of that, it looks like it was varnished laying flat, not hanging from the scroll.
These things never cease to amaze me.
bj Says:
Saturday, October 16, 2010 @5:12:32 AM
What amazed me was the smell inside these fiddles when the tops came off. EWW!
eerohero Says:
Saturday, October 16, 2010 @3:40:12 PM
theres often Mold inside of them, be sure to remove that first,somewhere outside, so you dont get it to your House as well. Black Mold destroys anything on its way, including your Health.
bj Says:
Saturday, October 16, 2010 @4:54:31 PM
It didn't smell like mold. More like a miasma of ancient varnish vapors mixed with attic dust. Besides, here in PA we've developed an immunity to Black Mold. We wouldn't survive otherwise. ;-)
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