" Entirely with a knife" i dont know how many appreciate this with their sander etc

You turned a stodgy bridge into something elegant and beautiful. This Fitting is fitting for such an instrument.

I had no idea. This is a work of art! The bridge sets a lot of instruments apart. After I had mine fitted , it felt like the violin was made for me.

Thanks.  Have a new tool, and you giving the string clearance measurements helped understand what these markings were for.  Timeless advice.  Also got a device like yours to raise the strings, and then take out the bridge.  Never saw that tool before last month.  Been playing/working on violins for over 60 years years.  Have assembled parts to make a violin (front/back/sides/etc), Never saw these tools.  Thanks again.

I watched this a while ago, now revisiting. I will be rewatching again ! Looks really easy 🤦‍♂️great skills .

is terrifying watching you do all that without a neck rest..  thank you though, i learned a lot.

Thank you so much 🙏🏼❤🎉

Thank you so so much for sharing. You truly are a master of the craft!

Fascinating I had no idea the amount of artistic design went into the bridge I have to go look at mine now. Thanks so much for sharing your talent and expertise. Subbed and hit the alarm. Cheers from Alberta Canada

Thank you for the info! This has been a very good, very informative video!

This is what is wonderful about Youtube. Being able to watch a master work. And a master having the ability to share his skills. Thank you for teaching and inspire future masters.

Thank you for sharing. I can’t afford a luthier but my extremely cheap used instrument has an awful bridge. I have woodworking tools and can’t really make it worse so I’m having a go at improving it. I’ve watched loads of luthiers and have a good idea what I should do. Thanks again.

Excellent tutorial!

Amazing work!

Great video! What an incredible skill. Thank you for sharing your masterful talents with us!

Outstanding Video- you are a wonderful teacher-and a master luthier and communicator. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for the excellent video.

Very nice work, one little hint incase someone tries it themselves, I put a sticky note under tailpiece while I work to protect finish. Then pull sticky note when done.

Your skills are amazing!

Great demo, thank you!