Post date: Mar 29, 2015 4:28:53 PM
The violin is back together with casein/lime rubbed in on both in and outside. No re-tuning, the modes are where they should be. After scraping off the old wood grounding the modes rose to their original state.
A0 = 273
B1- = 460
B1+ = 545
I just need to change the heavy ebony parts to boxwood.
30.3 First lean layer; images 4-5
I got some stunning images from a friend of his latest work, I might want to do something bad to this violin :)
(Now looking at this work from 5 years ago I'm a little embarrassed, sloppy!)
31.3 Color layer; images 6-7
It tends to look like the previous ones, have to do something about that, this one need to bee different
31.3 Color layer 2; images 8-13 (before I start to destroy it)
Photos (bad quality) in different angle trying to get the variations, it's darker in realty.
1.4 Antiquing; images 14-17
This is extremely difficult, I will stop here and apply a thin coat of uncolored varnish
2.4 Done; images 18-24
Didn't dare to go for antiquing, making it look used would probably be the right term.