Bow rehair Bogen behaaren

[@youazzags]

No annoying, painful, commentary - just a craftsman at work. Thank you for the enlightenment. Garry.

[@marcosmarcalmendes6452]

O melhor vídeo que já vi obrigado mestre

[@Antoni13061953]

Vielen Dank für ein AUSGEZEICHNETES Video, das den gesamten Prozess des Borstenwechsels in einem Geigenbogen präzise und detailliert zeigt. Mit Dankbarkeit und Wünschen nach Wohlstand und Glück ein Student aus Polen.

[@moonshade0227]

This one is by far the best one I have seen on KZbin

[@meganbassett5754]

This is, by far, the best video I've ever seen on KZbin on the subject of rehairing bows. Every step is show clearly - though I learned to do the tip first; there are always differing ways to do things that are correct - and, as one other person said, there is only the visual presented without verbal comments, and, no annoying music. Thank you, sir. Ausgeseichnet.

[@moonshade0227]

+Megan Bassett I have tried both. I like frog first because it is easier to make even spread and less hair crossing.

[@yvancem]

Maestro excellent job, congratulations has served me a great help .. I will put into practice his technique ... Thanks ... From Venezuela

[@mandolinnana]

Great Video. I must agree this is by far the best video on rehairing bows. Thanks

[@rossthefiddler5890]

Thank you for sharing your method of rehairing a bow. It is interesting how each person have their own little variants on achieving the same result, a properly rehaired bow. :)

[@therealzilch]

Schöne Arbeit, und die Vorrichtungen sind eine gute Idee. Grüße von einem Bogenmacher in Wien.

[@viktorbabay2905]

Большое спасибо за мастер класс! Danke sehr!

[@user-bu1nz9yr3i]

Tooop

[@laurarose8931]

Elegant video. I have the feeling you make it look easy! Thanks

[@annahelgadottir6017]

Thank you so much for this video. Beautiful craftsmanship.

[@banjoshotrodshop39]

he has one sharp knife!!! does anyone know what he is putting on the end of the hair after he burns it and and mashes it on the table,super glue? Ive watched this video 6 or 7 times and still learn something new every time i watch it, thank you so much for sharing your talented skill

[@gothicjokercro]

oh man thanks! i would have never figured out that you had to grove the blocks for the hair.

[@jeand1]

**THANK YOU FOR TEACH US, GREAT MASTER**

[@miashobbies4739]

thank you for teach as bravo master.. you are generous person.. thank u very much👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@wildbill7]

OK so I'm a guitar player. But that was the best thing Ive watched on YT in ages. Bravo sir, Bravo!

[@ahmetoruc3831]

çok teşekkür ederim. mükemmel bir paylaşım.

[@lindasiegel6857]

Such an art...I had no idea...thank you

[@MyFasttiger]

Thank you. No explanations necessary.

[@CristianHernandez-fo3td]

Muy buen Video, gracias

[@aixajohnson8333]

Well done! Very good video, thank you for it :)

[@alvarojoaquinminayadelgado737]

Muchas gracias por tu enseñanza

[@danielschranz3193]

The glue is "Superglue" Cyanolyth! The length of the hair its depend of the thiknes of the block. The lines are the beginn and the end of the filament coil.

[@kayleleftwich1448]

Can tell he takes pride in his work

[@danielschranz3193]

I'm loking that the wedge has enough space for the hair and go not to deep in the ferrule - just the half depth. So i'ts no danger for the Frog. -Better than the wedges made from "softwood"!!! With the hammer i'ts a question of the force. I have never problems with the ferrule ring!

[@rubensbrasil1290]

Muito seu trabalho parabéns serviço perfeito Arqueteiro

[@TexExpatriate1]

What kind of wood is used for those plugs, tip and frog?

[@hannesheinz720]

"A picture tells more then 1000 words!!"

[@user-jj6nf1ex7b]

全工程のアップをありがとうございます❗

[@arGow]

Thank you very much, what kind of thread do you use ?

[@nevseznaikina]

Thanks!

[@delusionsofgrandeur6385]

Thank you for a beautifully shot and informative video. May I ask what compound was in the milk bottle? You used it to give a quick clean/polish to the bow stick.

[@terryfarrell1757]

The white liquid in the milk jug. Looks like varnish cleaner to me I used to get mine from a gentleman in Ohio looks like the exact stuff that I used to get from him. 1 some of the best polish I ever use but for some reason I've tried calling the gentleman back and the phone has been disconnected I sure hope he did not come down with Kobe

[@Qwerty8]

Wow, das war gut!

[@ozgundemirr]

whats the cleaner do you use at 2:00, pumice and water? or tripoli? or something else?

[@davidfranky1986]

Hey good day Was the water warm or it doesn't matter???

[@FM-zf9cn]

Super Arbeit

[@Colombiamusicalacade]

un saludo muy especial desde esta parte del mundo y muy valioso su aporte gracias

[@EltallerdeJeffer]

El hombre es todo un artesano. También soy de Colombia.

[@diegolozanoguitar]

Muchas gracias por el video. Quisiera saber que madera se puede usar para los tacos o cuñas

[@MusicalJeanAz]

This was fascinating. I rehair bows also. I see a few things I could do better from your video. Thanks. I'll be watching it again.

[@Gedagnors]

Thank you very much!!!!

[@abeni999]

Excelent

[@michaelhyde4825]

That was very helpful thankyou

[@martinluthierking]

that motion stabil tho! 13:00

[@AaronHernandez-ok1nq]

Hello master greetings, I would like to know if we could help with the name of the three tools used in this video to fix the bow as it would be of great help for us to learn a little more of this great art thank you very much

[@PomaH3umuH]

Great Video. Thanks

[@christianbaum6779]

Excellent! It's a great help and opportunity to participate in this professional work

[@henrypagan6657]

Wow your the best one thanks

[@orffhuang]

有的是先裝弓尖後、再梳整弓毛後續裝弓根庫的毛，有的是先裝弓根庫後、再梳整弓毛後續裝弓尖庫的毛，哪法較好喔?

[@ahmedhafez6327]

can i use any type of wood to make wedges? or it is mad of a specific type??

[@danielschranz3193]

I use acer from old briges. The wood should not be to soft!

[@ozgundemirr]

but dont hard woods make the pressing difficult? They dont settle as good as softer woods like linden.

[@dscdrkel5546]

@@ozgundemirr ""Grain-less clear white pine is my choice*** no growth lines ***DR KEL

[@superatech]

Product information would have been helpful

[@Pracownia_Lutnicza_Warszawa]

What type of thread do you use in 13:30?

[@samuelworstell3786]

Skill.

[@outside1]

Where did you buy the frog and tip holders?

[@laplayantonio]

:D :D

[@downIoder]

Thank now i do it self and perfect...

[@mauroghiselli8245]

Hi, How much time the horshair must to stay on the water, please? Do you have to dry it then? Thanks

[@danielschranz3193]

5-10min.

[@timviolin]

Does anyone know the white liquid used to rub down the bow at about 2:00?

[@LindaWestCellos]

timviolin It is a cleaner/polish, I use a cleaner to remove rosin build-up and then french polish the bow.

[@infinitepawer]

May i know why not use back the old one for the thing in 5.45 ?? I see the old one still take out as one piece. Thanks first

[@chrispaul6290]

I think he could have reused the old pieces, but he made new ones just for demonstration purposes for the video.

[@citynoah]

for 14:53~ on, can you please instruct what kind of glue do you use to apply on the hair knot? Is there any brand of glue that come with the small-brush cap? If not, where can we find a bottle with brush?

[@KM-px8cs]

was that milk at 2:00

[@savannahwillsey5689]

How much does this usually cost?

[@willb3698]

About $87 Australian Dollars. So maybe around $60 U.S. ?

[@rubensmarianobrasil439]

Daniel parabens por ser um grande proficional na parte do arco do violino tamben fiz esse tipo de trabalho naõ é facil naõ é muito trabalhoso eu naõ por menos 200,00 reis tem de ser um trabalho super bem feito enclinar arco da muito trabalho esse um AZS do Arco muito bom

[@ich_musste_das_fur_komment5897]

Spielt es eigentlich eine Rolle, in welche Richtung die Schuppen der Haare zeigen? Bei Haarextensions ist das ja essenziell wichtig, das alle Haare in die richtige Richtung zeigen. Ist das beim Bogen anders? Es wird ja immer hin "in beide Richtungen" gestrichen.

[@danielschranz3193]

Ich habe die Haare unter dem Mikroskop angeschaut. Da ist nichts von Schuppen. Es zeigt eine leicht rauhe Oberfläche woran das Colophon haftet. Ich benutze die Haare so, dass das jüngere Haar am Frosch liegt und die grössere Kraft des Spielers erträgt. Schuppen gibt es nur von der Kopfhaut😅

[@ahmeterdalulutas]

Und wie viel kostet es Meister?

[@inkey2]

what kind of polish is that in the can

[@danielschranz3193]

I use Genuine AMOR Paste

[@midi510]

I wonder what kind of wood he uses for the plugs?

[@midi510]

Found it below.

[@Deluge4000]

@@midi510 What type of wood was it? I'm trying to find it too

[@lothario4one]

Maestro, what is the liquid in which you soaked the hair in?

[@harrysho4128]

lothario4one It's melted rosin. Rosin is applied to a bow so it "grabs" the string. Better if you just look it up.

[@harrysho4128]

wait nvm I dont know. sorry

[@johnryan5921]

lothario4one probably soapy water, other people simple wash it in the sink

[@moonshade0227]

+lothario4one water. Make it easier to comb and stick together. Like some barber do.

[@lothario4one]

+capitalismforme You are right, but where I come from a master in his craft is teacher to all, and teacher is a 'maestro'.

[@citynoah]

at 20:16 mark, that two pieces of curved metals are so fit for frog to hook on to, so we are ready to comb the hair. Can you please describe it that how and where you prepare to make this device of 2-piece metal hooker?

[@chrispaul6290]

It looks like a homemade device to me. You can rig anything you like to hold the frog to comb the hair, even your knees.

[@AnimeT0getherEU]

Look after it for broken or loosen hair!! as it can ruin the sound

[@myLife-jp9pg]

gostei muito

[@zaferkutsal9476]

Telefonunuzu verirseniz memnun olurum

[@kujawat]

old boy crapped all over himself at 21:33 fine job tho.. just air out the shop..

[@megeldridge1745]

kujawat he moved his chair. oh, and he isn't "old." Always go for the fart jokes--you must be in 3rd grade.

[@vyacheslavnikiforov703]

глухонемой наверное

[@peterstern6695]

Absolute Fehlkonstruktion so ein Bogen,und viel zu aufwendig zum beharren,

[@danielschranz3193]

Es können sich nicht alle Streichinstrumentenspieler gleich einen Meisterbogen leisten. Ach Anfänger haben Anspruch auf eine anständige Behaarung. Zudem ist das Behaaren von einfachen Bogen oft anspruchsvollen als von Meisterbogen, da die Kästchen erst noch nachgestochen werden müssen.

[@steveburnt2397]

All wrong! Wrong sequence, wrong preparation, wrong camera work. Amateur performance. Please, read historical documents how to do this thing. Nose first, then tail.

[@danielschranz3193]

Yes I'm a amateur and not a professional film-maker. But I'm a professional Violinmaker and this is important.

[@steveburnt2397]

@@danielschranz3193 Nose first, then tail. Thick bow hair must be at bow's top end and going to be installed first. And I see too many hair. The bow will be overloaded. Here is the video how to do this the right way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6fdqZermq6AqK8

[@robertroudman5267]

@@steveburnt2397 Frog first, much easier and with fewer crossed hairs...to each his/her own though. The video was excellent..see master bow maker Gilles Nehr 4 videos...kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6WyqZpmnLd-rtU , Daniel and Gilles both masters, methods vary only slightly, results great!

[@rbrtcampbell111]

is there a translation?

[@Deluge4000]

@Steve_Burnt hey buddy, you must be in the top 10th percentile of most stupid-dumbest people on the internet and here's why: You have Zero skills at both making videos and violins. You haven't made any content on your chanel. Your lack of videos says that you don't even have enough skills to even be bad at making videos or violins, yet here you are. Declaring how stupid you are from the comfort of your keyboard. How about the next time you feel like trolling, stop and think. You should assume that the other person probably knows something that you don't. When you troll like your comment here, you miss out on an opportunity to improve your own knowledge. But that's only sad *if* you value knowledge. Heck, you might not, but give it a try anyway and see if you learn something.