but do they give you blisters on your thumb ?😭

brilliant :)

It's gorgeous sweetheart xIts so perfect. I have to French polish my violin now, but I have only methylated spirits. Its clear in a bottle us this good enough please? Its denatured alcohol. Thank you ❤

8 years later still the best one on youtube by far.

What is the brand name/make of table?

Ficou muito legal, seuarrombado! Abraço!

Great job!

Amazing ide mal

What is that Dremel thingy?

thank you for actually showing the work....too many YT-ers talk. I've been through dozens of videos searching.... You demonstrated what you were advertising. TY!!

I love the way you repair the pinblock!

I love this wand and watching the entire process! You must have studied under Mr Ollivander himself! Kudos

Congratulations it was perfect Could you share blueprint on your website please i want to to try do it

Very nice work! Which drumsander do you use?

That was theraputic to watch, thank you for sharing. looking forward to more of such builds.

This cabinet reminds me of an old metal Dewey Decimal System card cabinet in my shop that must have been taken from a library way over 50 years ago. It is probably the single most useful tool in my shop. I've had it for over 45 years, a gift from a friend of mine who had it in his hardware store holding miscellaneous plumbing bits. Now most of the drawers have stacking bins in them. Many of the drawers, for example, have bins with fasteners, each drawer with a unique size. One drawer has 1/4-20 bolts with individual bins for bolts, plain nuts, lock nuts, plain washers, and lock nuts. You can pull out an individual bin for a job and never have to sort through an old coffee can for the item you need. You can't imagine how handy a cabinet like this is until you have one, regardless of what you do in your shop.

Most excellent. Just beautiful.

Great to see this build. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.

It's good to have you back Tomy

Great build, gorgeous not really cover it. And absolutely love the No Talk, No Mus'zack, just the work / machines. Easy 5 stars for you Sir...

Your craftsmanship is amazing Tomy. Great detailed build, thanks for sharing Take care Cheers Harold

Wow... Nice

Nothing but top notch workmanship.

Beautiful.

Fabulous work! And nice table saw!!! Those are a workhorse, the one at the shop where I work has lasted 20 plus years!

A classy job Tommy, good to see your work once again

Beautiful work attention to the details I miss your work with instruments but whatever project you do it's always fascinating

It´s been a long time, but what a beautiful apothecary chest came out of your skills and creativity! Good to see you back on video! All the best from the new location in Portugal, the Barbacena Backyard. (Where we just started on creating a new workshop)

Why is the copper coil of the bass string passing through the bridge? Thomas India

Pure nostalgia. Pure nostalgia from 2017 this was my favorite to watch when I was like 4.

This is a nice video. I see that you have great respect for the material you work with. I want to do my own old Steinway upright and find it usefull to see that you take your time! It’s recorded that Chopin brought a new Pleyel to England and never unpacked it because he found the Broadwoods very good!

Fernando pelotudo como llevo camioneta llamando como llevo pool muy pesado

Lovely case and beautiful instrument!

I had one of these, but i moved and sold it to a college fraternity 😢... that school is known for their annual piano drop... i regret selling it every day 😪

Thank you for posting this video. I'm wanting to build a custom case for my vintage Martin trumpet. You have helped me so much...again thank you

Really thank you for this master piece !!!

Fantastic, thank you !!!

Beautiful, thank you so much !

What type of foam? It looks nice and dense. Where do I get it?

Awesome

I’m trying to restore crown to an 1885 Sohmer upright. I’m very interested in asking a few questions if you have an email or some other way of contacting you. I’m curious about how much time you have to work on the shims after drying out the soundboard. Did you place your dowel directly on the soundboard under the bridge or on a rib? How many mm’s total height were you able to raise the bridge?

Tommy, how do you prevent the light bulb from breaking due to the intense heat? I read that some luthiers have built similar type bending irons but the bulb keeps breaking?

did you need to use a torque wrench ?? mate

Absolutely stunning! Just beautiful! We all would love to hear the sound of this magnificent instrument!~

THE REAL TRUE PRESIDENT!!!

Thank you for demonstrating how these instruments really are superb and underrated in the modern age. Very beautiful.

As soon as you said you didn't want to disclose the colors, I quit watching.

Beyond outstanding.

The rails are already attached to the top apron boards and clothed. You do that?