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Fully refurbished fret/marquetry saw made by Beaver power tools in Canada. This is a very nice machine with perfectly vertical cutting angle. The main shaft has been re-tooled so that it runs with accuracy. New high-power motor that can be adjusted to any speed up to 1500rpm. The foot pedals...

How wonderful! Thanks for spreading the word haha. That's quite the piece to sing :)

As an extreme sports practitioner, all these little 'Just in case' practises are non negotiable and I think the same for wood working as highlighted here. Do anything long enough and the 1% chance accident will happen... Safe working to you all!

Absolute bravo to you maintaining your humour in such circumstances! All the very best to you.

Was just a bit confusingly wrote, but thanks for caring. The Instrument I made doesn't have frets (which actually allows chords to be played much more in tune than can be managed on a Guitar for example), but also means learning to play in tune without frets which is a bit of a lifelong project...

Yep yep :)

If 2 wrongs don't make a right, try 3 :)

Thanks very much for the videos!

Thanks a lot! It's a basically extinct Musical Instrument, so I almost never hear a 'I know what that is!'.

That colour contrast looks absolutely wonderful! Bravo :)

Previous poster has it! Yeah, it's for softwood, but I use it on hardwood a bunch. Can see them at around 2 minutes in - They sometimes use enormous ones as you can see. Looks fun!

? I don't really understand your point sorry. The number of strings an instrument can 'tolerate' is to do with the strength of the soundboard (it's thickness, stiffness, size and wood type)... My Instrument doesn't have frets? And frets don't affect how many strings one can place on an Instrument.

The player is holding my Englische Violett, which is a replica of the Instrument behind her on the far right. The 'inner' 2 of the 4 Instruments are a Baryton and Viola D'amore - A Baryton is a Viola Da Gamba with the back of the neck open - It has extra strings going through the next (as do all...

Ironically think the distinction would make someone feel less welcome haha... But I'm male, the photo is of a German player, playing the instrument for me at a performance.

It's an Englische Violett - A practically extinct Baroque Bowed Instrument from the early 1700s. Some clips here; https://www.youtube.com/@samlamingluthier

21! But you only play 7...

Thanks for the response. Think I've got one or two options now... All the best!

Thanks very much!

It's called an Englische Violett. It's a near extinct Baroque Instrument. There's some videos showing how it sounds here if you're curious :) https://www.youtube.com/@samlamingluthier

Thanks very much! :)