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Roth & Junius Violin Upper Nut Ebony

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Upper Nut for Violin

  • Material: Ebony
  • Must be individually cut to fit the instrument
Available since December 2017
Item number 428082
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
15,40 kr
Including VAT; Excluding kr200 shipping
In stock within 5-7 weeks
In stock within 5-7 weeks

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SIllet de violon en ébène à travailler
Samuel G 03.06.2018
-Utilisation en remplacement d'un sillet de violon.

-Sillet ébauché brut à travailler.

- Se travaille bien sous le rabot, coupe à la scie à main et au taillage car débité dans le fil du bois.

- Dimensions :
Largeur: 27,6mm
Profondeur: 8mm
Hauteur: 8.9 à 11,5 mm au plus haut
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Good chunk of wood
RangsdorfGuessWho 19.10.2018
I used this blank to carve a new nut for a cheap violin with a bad nut. I am not an expert luthier, just hobbyist, but I did read some books on violin craft and am happy with my result.

Ebony seems to be a great wood to work with given a decent set of tools. For hobbyists: be aware that this kind of blank will need lots of carving down to size, much more than just minor sanding and setting the string slots. Best read up in a book or two about violin building before carving a nut from a raw piece, or else the result will almost certainly be bad. There are many things to be aware of, or else it will be ruined. The weakest link here is more potentially the craftsman doing the violin setup than the block itself.

I think this product is just fine for use on most violins up into the middle price range.
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